Naia ™ Acetate Satin

Our satin pieces are made from a luxurious and responsible fabric comprising 75% Naia™ cellulosic fiber and 25% polyester. This blend offers a sumptuous and environmentally conscious option compared to regular silk. Its silky, soft texture provides superior comfort and is designed to maintain its quality and aesthetic appeal over time. Wrinkles less than silk, and can be washed in a washing machine without losing its shine and texture.

Produced from 60% sustainably sourced wood pulp and 40% certified recycled waste material, Naia™ has an optimized, low-impact manufacturing process with a low tree-to-fiber carbon and water footprint, third-party reviewed with ISO 1444. It is certified biodegradable and compostable.

Naia ™ Acetate Satin

Our satin pieces are made from a luxurious and responsible fabric comprising 75% Naia™ cellulosic fiber and 25% polyester. This blend offers a sumptuous and environmentally conscious option compared to regular silk. Its silky, soft texture provides superior comfort and is designed to maintain its quality and aesthetic appeal over time. Wrinkles less than silk, and can be washed in a washing machine without losing its shine and texture.

Produced from 60% sustainably sourced wood pulp and 40% certified recycled waste material, Naia™ has an optimized, low-impact manufacturing process with a low tree-to-fiber carbon and water footprint, third-party reviewed with ISO 1444. It is certified biodegradable and compostable.

Origin

Origin of acetate: USA
Origin of polyester: China
Yarn manufacturing: Shaoxing, China
Garment manufacturing: Tongxiang, China

Origin

Origin of acetate: USA
Origin of polyester: China
Yarn manufacturing: Shaoxing, China
Garment manufacturing: Tongxiang, China

Care Guide

01. WASHING

Naia™ fiber is designed to maintain its quality and aesthetic appeal over time. It can be washed in a washing machine without losing its shine and texture. The incredible softness of Naia™ endures wash after wash, providing a sense of ease every time it touches your skin.

You can either hand wash or machine wash, but make sure to use cold water (max 30 degrees Celsius / 86 degrees Fahrenheit) and preferably a delicate washing program with a gentle detergent suitable for satin. Do not bleach and tumble dry.

02. DRYING

Let your satin pieces dry naturally by hanging. We recommend that don’t tumble dry, as it might shrink the pieces. Avoid wringing or twisting the garment. Dry the satin pieces away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading.

03. MAINTENANCE

The best care for your satin pieces is by steaming them regularly with a steamer. It keeps the satin pieces smooth and fresh, offering a delicate option to remove wrinkles. If using an iron, turn the satin piece inside out to iron on the reverse side. This helps preserve the fabric's sheen. Avoid using a high heat setting on the iron to prevent damage to the fabric. We recommend using a pressing cloth if ironing directly on the fabric.

04. STORAGE

The best way to store your satin pieces is by hanging them on hangers or folding them flat on a shelf or in a drawer. Store satin pieces in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. 

Care Guide

01. WASHING

Naia™ fiber is designed to maintain its quality and aesthetic appeal over time. It can be washed in a washing machine without losing its shine and texture. The incredible softness of Naia™ endures wash after wash, providing a sense of ease every time it touches your skin.

You can either hand wash or machine wash, but make sure to use cold water (max 30 degrees Celsius / 86 degrees Fahrenheit) and preferably a delicate washing program with a gentle detergent suitable for satin. Do not bleach and tumble dry.

02. DRYING

Let your satin pieces dry naturally by hanging. We recommend that don’t tumble dry, as it might shrink the pieces. Avoid wringing or twisting the garment. Dry the satin pieces away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading.

03. MAINTENANCE

The best care for your satin pieces is by steaming them regularly with a steamer. It keeps the satin pieces smooth and fresh, offering a delicate option to remove wrinkles. If using an iron, turn the satin piece inside out to iron on the reverse side. This helps preserve the fabric's sheen. Avoid using a high heat setting on the iron to prevent damage to the fabric. We recommend using a pressing cloth if ironing directly on the fabric.

04. STORAGE

The best way to store your satin pieces is by hanging them on hangers or folding them flat on a shelf or in a drawer. Store satin pieces in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.