The 100% silk Keisho Collection is a collection that transcends fashion: it is art, tradition, and sophistication in motion. At OR Olga Recio, we reinterpret the Kimono while maintaining its essence, so its care must be as delicate and respectful as its origin.

Each piece in the Keisho collection has been designed as pieces that transcend fashion, where the fluidity of the fabric and the amplitude of its silhouette create an elegant and timeless presence. Silk, delicate and luminous, requires precise care to preserve its drape and original beauty.

For cleaning, it is important to opt for professional dry cleaning, with experts in the care of haute couture garments. Avoid hand or machine washing, as this could alter the shape, color, and integrity of the fabric.

After each use, it is advisable to air the garment in a ventilated space for 24 to 48 hours. It is essential to avoid direct contact with perfumes, creams, or products that could stain or damage the fiber.

To remove wrinkles, use an iron at a very low temperature, without steam and without applying direct pressure, and always with a protective cloth between the iron and the silk.

When storing it, hang it on a wide and structured hanger that respects the shape of the garment, or fold it carefully following its natural lines.

If it is a long, heavy garment like a Kimono, it is NOT advisable to store it hanging as it could deform the garment. For this type of garment, it is advisable to store them folded following the lines of the garment and protected in tissue paper.

Protect them with a breathable cotton cover and keep them away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. In no case should they be stored in areas with pressure or weight on them, as this could create wrinkles and breaks in the silk fibers.

Each piece in the Keisho collection is conceived as a piece of balance between art, movement, and sophistication. Proper care not only preserves its appearance but also its essence, its history, and the luxury experience it represents.

A silk kimono is not stored; it is preserved.
It is a piece that speaks of silent elegance, history, and identity.
Caring for it is honoring its origin and allowing its beauty to endure over time.