Product Care Guide

Washing Instructions:

• Machine Wash: Wash in cold or warm water using a gentle cycle.
• Detergent: Use a mild, eco-friendly detergent free from bleach or harsh chemicals.
• Avoid Fabric Softeners: Fabric softeners coat fibers, reducing absorbency and softness over time.

Drying Instructions:

• Tumble Dry: Dry towels and sheets on low heat. Avoid high heat to protect fibers.
• Air Dry Option: Hanging your towels and sheets to air dry helps maintain their natural softness and reduces environmental impact.

Maintaining Softness:

• Dryer Balls: Use wool dryer balls to fluff and naturally soften towels and sheets.
• Separate Washing: Wash towels separately from items with zippers or hooks to prevent fiber damage.

General Tips:

• Avoid using bleach or harsh stain removers to maintain the integrity and color of the organic fibers.
• Shake towels and sheets gently after washing to fluff fibers before drying.
• Wash regularly to prevent buildup of oils and dirt, maintaining freshness and absorbency.

Washing Instructions:

• Machine Wash: Use cold or warm water and select a gentle cycle to preserve fabric texture and integrity.
• Mild Detergent: Avoid harsh detergents, bleach, or chemicals to protect the fabric and maintain certification standards.

Drying Instructions:

• Low Heat Drying: Tumble dry on a low setting, promptly removing from the dryer to minimize wrinkles.
• Air Dry: Alternatively, air dry the duvet cover by hanging it to preserve fabric structure and environmental friendliness.

Maintaining Quality:

• Corner Ties and Buttons: Secure corner ties and button closures before washing to prevent tangling or damage.
• Reducing Wrinkles: To minimize wrinkles, remove promptly after drying, fold carefully, or lay flat.
• Optional Ironing: Use a warm iron on low heat or a garment steamer if a smoother finish is desired. Avoid high heat, especially on waffle textures.

General Tips:

• Rotate regularly with a second set to prolong fabric life.
• Spot-treat stains immediately with mild soap and water to avoid permanent marks.
• Store duvet covers in breathable fabric bags or pillowcases when not in use, ensuring they are clean and fully dry to prevent mold and mildew.