Many LORA garments feature hand-painted florals, applied individually by artists. Each painted piece is finished by hand, which means no two garments are exactly the same. This natural variation is part of the beauty of the process.

With proper care, the hand-painted artwork is designed to last. As with all silk garments, gentle handling is essential. We recommend following our care instructions carefully to preserve both the color and the painted details over time.

Silk is a natural fiber and may soften slightly over time, especially with washing. Darker colors can appear lighter if not cared for properly. To maintain the richness of the color, we suggest gentle hand washing, avoiding soaking, and air drying away from direct sunlight.

Silk’s natural sheen comes from the smooth alignment of its fibers and how they reflect light. During washing, especially if the fabric is soaked, rubbed, or exposed to harsh detergents, the fibers can shift slightly. This can change how light reflects on the surface, making the silk appear softer or more matte. Gentle washing and light steaming can help maintain its natural luster.

Yes, silk wrinkles more easily than synthetic fabrics due to its natural fiber structure. Light steaming or low-heat ironing is usually enough to restore its smooth appearance.

LORA pieces are designed with an effortless, relaxed fit. They are meant to move naturally with the body rather than feel tight or restrictive. For specific measurements, please refer to the size guide on each product page.

We recommend hand washing in cold water with a silk-specific detergent. Turn the garment inside out, avoid rubbing or wringing, and lay flat or hang to dry in a shaded, well-ventilated area. Please avoid machine washing and tumble drying.

Due to the handcrafted nature of hand-painted garments, these pieces are considered final sale. Each one is unique and created individually, which makes returns or exchanges unsuitable for these items. Please review the product details carefully before purchasing.