Dolce & Gabbana pieces, often crafted from fine materials (silk, virgin wool, Italian cotton, lace, etc.), require careful maintenance to preserve their quality, cut, and luster. Here is a simple and effective guide to taking care of your high-end garments.
🧺 1. Always read the label
Every Dolce & Gabbana garment comes with a care label that should be followed scrupulously. The brand uses refined materials, and improper washing can irreparably alter your piece.
💡 If in doubt: entrust maintenance to a specialized luxury dry cleaner.
👔 2. Shirts, trousers, dresses, and jackets
✅ Recommended:
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Hand wash or dry cleaning.
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Use a mild detergent, without aggressive enzymes.
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Air drying, on a padded hanger.
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Low-temperature ironing (inside out, if there are prints or embroidery).
❌ To avoid:
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Machine washing not authorized
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Tumble drying (risk of shrinkage or damage)
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Hot water
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Bleach and industrial fabric softeners
📌 Fabrics like wool, velvet, or silk are fragile: incorrect washing can alter their texture or color.
🧵 3. Lace, silk, and embroidery
Dolce & Gabbana excels in luxurious details, such as:
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Floral lace
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Printed silk
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Artisanal embroidery
These materials must be treated with the utmost care:
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Dry clean only
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Ironing prohibited or very gentle, using a pressing cloth
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Store away from light, in a breathable garment bag
👚 4. Cotton T-shirts, sweatshirts, and polos
Home care possible:
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Machine wash at 30°C maximum
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Turn the garment inside out before washing
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Delicate cycle, without strong spin
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Dry flat or on a hanger, never in a tumble dryer
🧼 For embroidered or flocked logos: avoid any direct contact with the iron.
👠 5. Dolce & Gabbana shoes and accessories
👜 Leather accessories:
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Clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth
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Apply a neutral nourishing cream
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Store in their original pouch away from humidity
👠 Shoes:
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Soft brush for suede and nubuck
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Protective wax for smooth leather
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Shoe trees recommended to maintain shape
🛍️ Extend the life of your Dolce & Gabbana pieces
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Do not wear the same garment two days in a row: let it "breathe".
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Store your clothes in a ventilated space, away from sunlight.
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Use quality hangers (wood or velvet) so as not to deform jackets or dresses.
