How To Store Your Baby's Heirloom Pieces

Because some treasures are meant to be cherished again and again.

1. Gently Clean:

Adhere to care label guidelines for laundering, prioritizing prompt and gentle treatment of stains.

2. Wrap in Acid-Free Tissue Paper:

This will safeguard against folds and creases, preserving the garment’s original shape and intricate details.

3. Add a Natural Pest Repellent:

Lavender or cedar sachets are an eco-friendly solution to deter moths and insects while providing a subtle, chemical-free fragrance.

4. Store in Acid-Free Boxes:

Crucial for preventing fabric discoloration and degradation over time.

5. Choose Stable and Moderate Storage Conditions:

Opt for an interior closet shelf with controlled temperatures and humidity levels, away from direct sunlight, moisture, and extreme temperature variations.