The Maison

Style & Fabric Guide

A considered guide to the fibres, lace and hand-finishing behind every NORAÉ piece — so each one is chosen, worn and kept with intention.

A Heritage of Elegance & Couture

NORAÉ is built on the quiet codes of couture: pure materials, restrained design, and finishing done by hand. Every style begins with the cloth and ends with a detail you feel rather than see.

Our Fabrics

We work almost exclusively in 19-momme, grade 6A mulberry silk — a weight chosen to fall like water against the skin while wearing for years, never seasons.

Lace & Trims

French Chantilly lace, scalloped by hand and finished with slim gold hardware, gives each piece its signature: delicate to the eye, considered in construction.

Fit & Care

The Perfect Fit for Lace

Lace and bias-cut silk move with the body. For the truest fit, measure at the fullest point and choose the size that skims rather than holds.

Measure bust and hip at the fullest point, unclothed.
Between two sizes, size up for slip dresses and robes.
Bias-cut silk relaxes with wear — it should glide, not cling.
Adjust the straps so the lace sits flat against the skin.

Caring for Your Pieces

Silk

Hand-wash cool with a gentle pH-neutral cleanser, or dry-clean. Never wring; lay flat to dry, away from direct sun.

Lace

Wash inside a mesh bag to protect the scallops. Iron on the lowest setting through a cotton cloth.

Cashmere

Hand-wash cool, reshape while damp, and dry flat. Store folded with cedar to keep it fresh.