Gowns are often made from delicate fabrics and intricate designs, which require proper care to maintain their appearance and extend their lifespan. Here are some tips on how to take care of your gown:

1. Gowns often come with a care label that provides instructions on how to properly care for the garment. Follow the instructions carefully, as they will vary depending on the type of fabric and the design of the gown. Otherwise, the owner of the gown will be able to advise you further. You may ask us for more information about gown – contact us
2. Store the gown properly. After wearing the gown, hang it up or store it in a garment bag to protect it from dust and dirt. Avoid storing it in direct sunlight or damp areas, as this can cause the fabric to fade or develop mold.
3. Clean the gown before storing. It is important to clean the gown before storing it, as any stains or dirt can cause discoloration or damage to the fabric over time. Follow the care label instructions for cleaning, or take it to a professional cleaner if necessary. If you are renting the gown, please ensure you ask the owner for more information should the gown required cleaning due to dirt or stain.
4. Gown are considered fragile due to the small designing material stitched around the gown to promote its elegance. When putting on or taking off the gown, be careful not to snag or pull the fabric. Avoid wearing jewelry or accessories that could catch on the fabric. You ar also advise to remove any jewellery or accessories first before taking off the gown.
5. If the gown becomes wrinkled or creased, use a steamer or iron on a low heat setting to remove the wrinkles. Be careful not to overheat or damage the fabric. Again, if you are renting the gown, usually the cleaning part will be handled by the owner. You must inform the owner if the gown contain any stain.
6. Avoid exposing the gown to chemicals such as perfume, hairspray, or bleach, as these can damage the fabric or cause discoloration.
7. Always consider to wear the gown first, then only your jewellery and accessories as last. When taking off, always consider removing your jewellery and accessories first before taking off the gown. This is to prevent having your gown being scratches or entangled by the jewellery which may cause serious damage to the gown.

By following these tips, you can help to ensure that your gown remains in good condition and looks its best for years to come. Proper care and maintenance of your gown will not only extend its lifespan but will also help you to enjoy wearing it on many special occasions.