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Sash Care

Sash Care

How to Care for Your Graduation Sash

Your Rochie's Originals graduation sash is made with double-ply bridal satin, so handle it gently, store it away from sunlight, and have it professionally dry cleaned if it gets a stain. When it arrives, hang it up right away. After graduation, frame it or store it safely so you can keep the memory for a lifetime.

When your sash arrives

Hang your sash on a hanger as soon as you receive it, so it's ready for photos, ceremonies and celebrations. If needed, steam it gently from behind. Your sash is double-ply bridal satin, the same material as a bridal gown, so it deserves careful handling.

Graduation day

Put the sash on while looking in the mirror. Once you're happy with it, pin it from underneath so it sits beautifully in pictures and doesn't shift while you walk. Then enjoy the day: you earned this moment. Congratulations! Tag Rochie's Originals on Instagram for a chance to be featured on our page.

If your sash gets a stain

Take it to a professional dry cleaner right away. Please don't try to clean it yourself: double-ply bridal satin needs professional care. For best results, choose a dry cleaner who knows bridal satin, the same material as a bridal gown.

Keeping your sash for a lifetime

For best results, frame your sash as soon as you can after graduation. A museum-quality frame, sealed so air can't reach the fabric, helps protect it and limit oxidation over time. If framing has to wait, keep your sash in a box away from sunlight, and ask us about Rochie's graduation treasure box of memories. No box yet? Hang your sash on a hanger inside a zippered garment bag in your closet.

Sash care questions

What's the best way to take care of my graduation sash?

Hang your sash as soon as you receive it, steam it gently from behind if needed, and never try to clean it yourself. If it gets stained, take it right away to a professional dry cleaner who is familiar with bridal satin, the same material as a bridal gown. After graduation, place it in a museum-quality sealed frame to help protect it and limit oxidation, store it in a safe box away from sunlight, ask us about Rochie's graduation treasure box of memories, or hang it on a hanger inside a zippered garment bag in your closet.

What if there is a stain on my graduation sash?

Take your sash to a professional dry cleaner right away. Don't try to clean it yourself, because your sash is double-ply bridal satin and needs professional care. For best results, choose a dry cleaner who is familiar with bridal satin or bridal gown material.

Can I wash my graduation sash?

No, don't wash your graduation sash or try to clean it at home. It's double-ply bridal satin, the same material as a bridal gown, so if it needs cleaning, a professional dry cleaner should handle it.

Can I iron my graduation sash or get wrinkles out?

Gentle steam from behind is the best way to get wrinkles out of your graduation sash. Most people don't know how to iron satin professionally, and ironing means something is touching the sash. If you know how to iron satin, use the correct satin setting, cover the sash with at least a cotton sheet, work from behind, and be quick. Never let the iron touch the sash directly or sit on it for long.

What's the best way to store my graduation sash after graduation?

Store your sash away from sunlight in a safe box, or hang it on a hanger inside a zippered garment bag in your closet. You can also ask us about Rochie's graduation treasure box of memories. If you're ready to display it, a museum-quality sealed frame helps protect the fabric and limit oxidation over time.

How do I keep my graduation sash forever?

Frame it in a museum-quality sealed frame, which helps protect the fabric and limit oxidation over the years. If framing has to wait, keep it in a safe box away from sunlight, ask us about Rochie's graduation treasure box of memories, or hang it on a hanger inside a zippered garment bag in your closet.

Questions? Email info@rochies.com or call 818-775-1622. More guides on our Resources page.