Answers from the official OKAKA representative team — buying genuine products, wholesale, plus bag sizing, cotton vs polyester, dryer safety and bra care.
Yes — this site is run by the official representative of the OKAKA brand. We maintain the authoritative catalogue, verified specifications and links to the brand’s authorised retail listings.
Through the “Check price & buy” button on any product page. It takes you straight to the brand’s authorised retail listing, where the retailer handles payment, shipping and returns.
Every link on this site points to the brand’s own authorised listings, so you can’t land on a counterfeit through us. If you bought elsewhere and doubt authenticity, send us a photo of the packaging and we’ll verify it.
Start a return or replacement with the retailer through your order history first; that’s the fastest route. Then tell us what went wrong: as the brand’s representative we log every quality report and can help if the standard return window has closed.
Yes. Write to [email protected] with a short description of your business and expected volumes, and we’ll connect you with the brand’s sales team.
A mesh bag is a protective barrier between your clothes and the washing machine drum. Delicates, hosiery, lingerie and knits wash inside the bag, so agitation happens through the mesh — water and detergent get in, but straps can’t tangle and fabrics can’t snag on zippers or the drum.
Small bags (around 8×6 inches) suit bras and underwear; medium bags handle shirts, hosiery and knitwear; the XXL 28-inch bags take bedding, curtains, stuffed toys and even sneakers. Multi-size sets cover a full household wash.
Polyester mesh is durable, quick-drying and inexpensive — ideal for everyday loads. 100% cotton mesh is softer, breathable and dye-free, which makes it the better pick for sensitive skin and premium lingerie. OKAKA makes both.
Polyester OKAKA bags are dryer-safe on low heat; cotton bags prefer air drying to avoid shrinkage. Either way, delicates dry gently inside the bag instead of being flung around the drum.
Yes — a honeycomb safety mesh keeps blades away from the fabric itself, so only the raised pills and fuzz get cut. Pull the garment flat, glide slowly and use the lower speed for fine knits.
Fasten the hooks first so they can’t catch the mesh, place one or two bras per small bag, and wash cold on a gentle cycle. With an OKAKA cotton bag the underwire keeps its shape and straps come out untwisted.
Pick the OKAKA set that fits your laundry basket and stop losing socks and stretching straps tonight.
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