All my work is handmade with lots of love, joy and a little bit of wonder!
And latex, lots and lots of latex.

This is what I like to call the chaotic side of creativity! The back of my art is always a little bit messy and it can’t be helped. It’s caused during and part of the process of throwing around latex and paints.
But you will not see this while wearing the piece. (Unless you plan wearing it inside out, which I wouldn’t recommend ;-))

How do you clean this piece of art?
I advise when there is dirt on your piece to softly wipe or dab it with a damp soft cloth with just a bit of water and no soap.
If your piece gets smelly you can spray some vinegar on the fabric side and lay it into the sunshine outside to dry. Do make sure your piece is safe outside from rain, wind or for example wild cats. :)

Your piece of wearable art is flexible and should bounce back so it can take quite some push and shove but I also advice to store your piece of wearable art in the form it wants to be naturally and not stuff it in something contained.

I send all my pieces of art with great care and check them before packaging. I take pictures of the goods before sending them to assure they are in their best condition. And of the package I send them in.
If your package arrived damaged: before opening it take pictures instantly of the damaged arrival. If you received something damaged, please hang onto the original packaging and the damaged item and then contact me within 3 days with clear pictures.
If you think your piece of wearable art was damaged before being packaged: please take clear pictures of the damage on the item immediately and contact me with the pictures within 3 days of arrival.

It is water resistant.
Swimming with and soaking the piece will stay at your own risk as it might take away from the total lifespan of the piece, brightness of the paint etc. It may vary per piece how well they react to water as it stays handcraft.
That being said, I do try my best to seal the pieces really well with water resistant flexible varnish. Merfolk have been swimming with my pieces for several years and it seems to go well.

When a little wet I recommend to dab it dry with a soft cloth.
If your piece does get soaked I advise to lay it flat on the backside on a dry towel and wait for it to dry up.
If you want to clean your piece just use plain water and do not add soap.

Not without asking and getting my permission to do so.