How to Wash and Care for Your Headscarves

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You found a headscarf you love - pretied headscarves, square headscarves, or bandanas, proper headscarf care can help preserve the fabric, color, shape, and overall look for longer.

The good news? It doesn’t have to be complicated.

Wash Your Headscarves Gently

Your headscarves can be washed in the washing machine using cool water on a delicate cycle.

A gentle wash helps keep the fabric looking fresh while protecting the colors and overall feel of the scarf. Avoid washing your headscarves with heavy clothing, zippers, hooks, or anything that could snag or pull at the fabric.

Skip the Dryer

This one is important: don’t put your headscarves in the dryer.

Instead, allow them to air dry naturally. Skipping the dryer helps protect the fabric and prevents unnecessary heat from affecting the shape, color, or texture of your scarf.

Once completely dry, your headscarf is ready to wear again.

Store Headscarves With Care

Make sure your headscarves are completely dry before putting them away. Fold them neatly and store them in a drawer, basket, or scarf organizer to help keep them clean and wrinkle-free.

Keeping your headscarves organized also makes it much easier to see what you have when you’re getting dressed.

A Little Care Goes a Long Way

Your favorite headscarves are probably the ones you wear the most, so giving them a little extra care can help keep them looking beautiful wear after wear.

Cool water. Delicate cycle. Air dry. That’s really all it takes.

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