Ivoire เซ็ตชุดอ๋ายหญ่ายทรงดราเป
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แจ้งเตือนฉัน
The Ivoire Draped Ao Dai Set by LaLING is a refined take on the traditional Vietnamese ao dai, rendered in an ivory palette with sculptural draping throughout. It is suited to weddings, formal receptions, cultural celebrations, and elevated evening occasions.
Details
- Silhouette: fitted sheath with a structured, elongating line
- Neckline: refined boat neck for a poised, understated frame
- Sleeves: flowing cape sleeves that add graceful movement
- Craftsmanship: draped sewing detail across the body, lending sculptural dimension
- Set includes: ao dai top and coordinating trouser
Fabric & Care
Specific fabric composition is not listed; given the draped construction and ivory finish, dry cleaning is strongly recommended to preserve the garment's structure and color integrity.
Size & Fit
The ao dai silhouette is tailored and close to the body by design. LaLING also offers customization on this style — consult the size chart and reach out to confirm your measurements before ordering.
Hand wash |
Do not bleach |
Dry flat |
Iron on low heat |
Dry clean |
- Washing: Hand wash silk gently in cold water using a mild detergent or a delicate fabric wash specifically designed for silk. If the care label allows for machine washing, use a gentle cycle and a mesh laundry bag to protect the fabric.
- Bleaching: Do not use bleach on silk, as it can damage the fibers and cause discoloration.
- Drying: Avoid wringing or twisting silk to remove excess water. Instead, gently press the fabric between a clean towel to absorb moisture. Lay the silk garment flat on a dry towel, and allow it to air dry away from direct sunlight or heat.
- Ironing: Iron silk on a low heat setting (110°C / 230°F) while the fabric is still slightly damp. Use a pressing cloth to avoid direct contact between the iron and the silk.
- Dry Cleaning: If the care label permits, silk garments can be dry cleaned. This is the preferred method for items with intricate details, such as embroidery or beading.
Please note that these are general care instructions for silk fabric. It's essential to check the care label on the specific item for any additional instructions or warnings. Proper care will help maintain the quality, appearance, and longevity of your silk items.
