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Kini Care

Nurturing Your Handmade Swimsuit

Written by Baileaf, April 22, 2024

When you acquire a handmade swimsuit, it's like discovering a treasure trove of beauty washed up on the shore—a unique and exquisite creation made with love and care. To ensure this ocean gem retains its splendor for years to come, embark on a journey of caring for it with the gentle rhythm of the waves.

1. Sway with Gentle Hand Washing:

Avoid the harsh currents of machine washing and opt for a gentle hand wash instead.
Use a mild, phosphate-free soap or a specialized swimsuit detergent, as delicate as the sea foam on the shore.
Gently rub the soap into the fabric, caressing it as the waves caress the sand.

2. Rinse Through the Tides:

Rinse your swimsuit thoroughly in cool water until all the soap residue is carried away, like the foam dissipating with the tide.
Make sure to rinse out the cups well, allowing fresh water to flow through like a cleansing sea stream.

3. Embrace the Vinegar Soak (Optional):

To help remove any chlorine or salt water buildup, which can fade colors and damage fabrics, take a dip in a natural vinegar soak.
After rinsing, create a soothing solution of cool water and white vinegar, like the gentle balance of seawater and brine.
Submerge your swimsuit and let it soak for 15-30 minutes, allowing the vinegar to work its magic like the sea's cleansing enzymes.

4. Drip Dry Like Seaweed:

After soaking or rinsing, gently squeeze out the excess water (do not wring) like the delicate strands of seaweed clinging to the rocks.
The best way to dry your handmade swimsuit is to let it lay flat and dry, akin to how seaweed spreads out on the shore to bask in the sun.
You can also gently shape the cups to maintain their original form, like the cupped hands of a sea anemone.

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