With Sue's Silk various color scarves, I can turn my little black dress into a special evening dress. It is a best way to save money. Sue's Silk offers great varieties of bright color choices with high quality silk from Thailand.

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How many ways we can use our colorful wrapper and shawl? Don't leave them in your closet just for winter. Choose your colorful shawl and wrapper and throw it over your shoulder, wrap around your waist, tie it around your tole bag. You may need it in the evening or even in a cold air conditioning meeting room!

Sue's Silk at www.sues-silk.com provides high quality Thai silk from its custom made 100% Thai silk kimono robe and scarf. With good caring, Thai silk will last a long time. What is Thai Silk from Sue's Silk? Thai silk from Sue's Silk is hand-loomed from silkworm?s cocoon. Thai silk is the least allergenic of all natural fibers. Several strands of thread are used to weave into fabric, recognized by 2 ply, 4 ply, or 6 ply. Silk has a reputation of being the most luxurious of all natural fibers. How do you know it is a fine quality silk? (1) Thai silk is recognized by its pure, natural sheen and luster. A lower grade silk is pale white in color, attributed to bleaching and chemicals in production. It lacks the natural quality. (2) Touch Thai silk is soft, smooth, and has an excellent elongation (elastic recovery). An inferior silk feels course and uneven, due to fragments of damaged cocoons and waste filaments. (3) Smell Silk with foul, oily smell is inferior in quality ( 4) Flexibility and Elastic Recovery Grade A Thai silks have more flexibility and superior elastic recovery. How to Care for Your Silk? Dry clean or hand-washed. No washing machine. If hand-washed, use the mildest soap in a lukewarm water. Woolite or equivalent is ok. Only small amount of soap is needed. No soaking. Rinse the silk in the water with a table spoon of white vinegar added and rinse again in cool water ( not too cold). Always hang silk in the shade to dry, never leave crumpled or creased while wet. Ironing while it still damp and iron on the underside.