Washing and care methods vary depending on the material.
Here are care instructions for silk, cotton, polyester, rayon, and linen.

Silk

Silk has a unique luster and rich coloring, giving it an elegant and refined appearance.
Its soft texture and luxurious feel make it ideal for special occasions.
A representative type of silk is called "Chirimen" (Crepe de Chine). When made from 100% silk, it is also referred to as pure silk.

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Care Instruction	Dry clean only The fabric may shrink when wet. Please store it in a dark place, as exposure to sunlight can cause yellowing.
Ironing	Use a pressing cloth and set the iron to medium heat (about 140–160°C). Do not use steam.

Cotton, Organic cotton  

Cotton is a familiar natural material that is durable, easy to tie, and becomes softer and more comfortable. It also has excellent absorbency and is easy to care for—making it suitable for home washing.

Please note: Organic cotton is not bleached, so small black specks from the cotton plant may remain in the fabric.

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Care Instruction	Machine-washable / Hand-washable Please wash separately, as color may transfer to other items due to friction.
Ironing	Use a pressing cloth and set the iron to a high temperature (approximately 180–210°C).

Polyester

It's smooth, durable, and easy to wrap or tie.
Resistant to wrinkles, shrinking, and color transfer, it’s also strong against water—making it suitable for home washing.

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Care label	Care instruction for the Koetsu Chirimen Yuzen Dyeing Do not dry clean.
Care Instruction	Machine-washable / Hand-washable Please wash separately, as color may transfer to other items due to friction.
Ironing	Use a pressing cloth and set the iron to medium heat (approximately 140–160°C). Please note that the material may melt at high temperatures. The water repellency of the water-repellent furoshiki is designed to last for years, but if it weakens due to washing or friction, it can be partially restored by ironing, following the instructions above.

Rayon

Rayon has a luster and coloring similar to silk, but it is appreciated for daily use or gift wrapping thanks to its affordability. Rayon is often referred to as “artificial silk.”

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Care Instruction	Dry clean only The fabric may shrink when wet.
Ironing	Use a pressing cloth and set the iron to medium heat (about 140–160°C). Do not use steam.

Linen

Linen is one of the most durable natural fabrics, making it suitable for both wearing and wrapping, thanks to its resilient texture and refreshing feel. MUSUBI LINEN uses 100% French-made linen.

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Care Instruction	Dry clean only Please note that color may transfer due to friction when the fabric is wet.
Ironing	Use a pressing cloth and set the iron to a high temperature (approximately 180–210°C).