My favorite products as a Laundress and Wardrobe Manager for UHNW

Castile Soap

Marseille Soap

Sommières Earth

Baking Soda

Sodium Percarbonate

Dry White Wine 9.5%

Isopropyl Alcohol

Hydrogen Peroxide 3% (10 vol.)

This lint roller is a solid budget-friendly option for removing dust and lint from your clothes.

This clothes brush does the same job as the lint roller — but it’s far more sustainable and genuinely a lifetime investment.

This little fabric shaver will bring your knitwear back to life at a great price.

My latest discovery. This cashmere brush is honestly one of the two essential tools for getting coats and sweaters looking soft and like new again.

This is the most basic iron I’d actually recommend buying.

If you want something a step more advanced, this is a great option.

And if you want to iron with the same iron I use in my work as a luxury laundress in Switzerland, you need to check out this premium option. I use it every day and it’s brilliant.

At work we use LauraStar ironing boards, but I personally prefer Brabantia for the height — I’m close to 5’11». This is their standard version.

And if you have a steam generator — or you’re planning to get the one I use at work — go for this steam generator board instead.

This is the sleeve board I’ve liked best out of everything I’ve tried. Generously sized with great padding.

This handheld steamer isn’t exactly the one I use at work, but after researching the options, it’s what I’d buy if I needed an affordable one.

If you want more capacity and the ability to hang your garments while steaming, this SteamOne steamer is a great option. I used it in my first laundress role in Switzerland and really liked it.

If you want speed and power, nothing beats this LauraStar steam generator. I use it almost daily at work and it saves me hours of ironing time.

And this is the matching steam trolley, so you can take your LauraStar steamer to every wardrobe in the house.

To protect delicate fabrics from shine and scorch marks, you need this pressing cloth. Strictly necessary? No! But I’m getting one — because it also doubles as a flat-drying surface for hand-washed pieces, so they don’t end up with drying rack marks.