How to Line Dry Silk in Temperate Oceanic Climate

How to line dry Silk in a temperate oceanic climate. With 11.0% moisture regain and 40% wrinkle recovery, care requirements are the same globally — but drying time, water hardness, and UV exposure differ significantly by climate zone.

Moisture regain
11.0%
Wrinkle recovery
40%
Breathability
60%

How to line dry Silk — step by step

  1. Spin gentlyUse a short, gentle spin (400-600 rpm) to remove excess water without stressing the fibre.
  2. Reshape and hangReshape the garment immediately. Hang on a padded hanger or dry flat for knits to avoid stretching.
  3. Dry away from direct sunUV exposure fades colours. Dry in shade or indoors with air circulation.
    4. Temperate Oceanic climate note: Overcast skies are common — choose breezy days. Indoors near an open window is often safer. Expect 6–12 hours.