Quick answer

Match the method to the material: hand wash latex in lukewarm water with mild soap, then dry and shine it; hand wash mesh, net, and lace in cold water with gentle detergent and air dry flat. Never wring, tumble dry, or expose any of these fabrics to heat or harsh chemicals.

Why fabric type changes everything

Latex, mesh, net, and lace each fail in a different way. Latex degrades with oils, heat, and sunlight; mesh and net snag on hooks and zippers; lace loses its shape when stretched wet. Treating them all the same is the fastest way to ruin them.

The good news: none of these fabrics need special equipment. A clean sink, a soft towel, and the right technique cover almost every piece.

How to wash mesh and net without snags

Turn the piece inside out and close any hooks or snaps before washing. Use cold water and a gentle detergent, then squeeze the water out gently instead of wringing. Lay flat to dry on a towel, reshaping the fabric as it dries.

If the mesh or net has O rings or hardware, check that they are smooth and not catching. A mesh wash bag adds a layer of protection if you must machine wash on a delicate cycle.

Latex: cleaning, drying, and shining

Wash latex in lukewarm water with a mild, oil-free soap. Rinse thoroughly, then pat dry with a soft towel and let it air dry away from heat and sunlight. Once dry, apply a silicone-based shiner if you want a glossy finish.

Store latex flat or hanging, never folded tightly, and keep it away from metal, oils, and other fabrics that can stain or degrade it.

Lace: keeping structure and softness

Hand wash lace in cold water with a gentle detergent, then press it gently between towels to remove water. Do not wring or twist. Lay flat to dry, and use a cool iron on the reverse side only if needed, with a cloth between the iron and the lace.

For structured lace pieces, store them flat or padded to prevent crushing.

Fabric care quick guide

Latex

Hand wash in lukewarm water with mild, oil-free soap. Dry away from heat and sun. Shine with silicone-based product. Never use oil-based cleaners or store near metal.

Mesh and net

Hand wash cold with gentle detergent. Squeeze gently, lay flat to dry. Use a mesh bag if machine washing on delicate. Close hooks and turn inside out before washing.

Lace

Hand wash cold, press between towels, lay flat to dry. Cool iron on reverse only if needed. Do not wring or twist; reshape while damp.

Product facts

  • Flame Net Venom Bra - Limited: Flame Net Venom Bra - Limited is made from flame net fabric with double under bust straps, wide shoulder straps, and O ring detailing. Handmade to order, allow up to 7 days for dispatch. The net fabric and O rings need gentle handling to avoid snags and keep the straps and rings secure.
  • Venom Noir Thong: Venom Noir Thong is made from soft organic bamboo cotton stretch jersey with double waistband straps and matte black XL O rings. Adjustable straps for a flawless fit. Bamboo cotton jersey is more forgiving than net or latex, but the O rings and straps still benefit from hand washing and flat drying.
  • Malice Signature Brief: Malice Signature Brief features a fishnet mesh front, double waist band with rose gold O rings, and an open back. Adjustable for a flawless fit. Fishnet mesh is prone to snagging, so wash it separately from hooks or zippers and avoid wringing.