How I wash an Hermès scarf at home in just a few easy steps. The hardest part is being brave enough to do it, but it truly works like a charm. I wash my own scarves this way and I'm washing a few for my new little "As Seen in" scarf boutique (coming soon). Here are all the things you'll need- 1. Le Blanc Silk and Lingerie wash (this is my preferred detergent). It's gentle on silk, but works very well. 2. Dawn Dish Soap for stains that may be grease based. 3. Shout Color Catcher Sheets to stop any potential running of dye. 4. Rubber gloves if you don't want your hands in detergent 5. Bins for handwashing and rinsing 6. Magic Sizing Fabric Finish. This is what makes your scarf stiff and starched (I don't like a lot, but a little is helpful). 7. A towel for drying 8. A drying rack also for drying 9. And an iron. It sounds like a lot, but some of these things you may already and most are not too expensive. Let me know in the comments if you have any other washing questions! Can't wait for you to see the "As Seen In" store. hermes hermesscarf scarftutorial silkscarf washascarf vintagescarf