The main culprits that damage fabrics are friction / abrasion, heat, harsh chemicals & UV rays. 

*Prior to 1st wash, carefully read the instructions. We cannot accept return/exchange of items damaged due to improper wash.

Wash
  • Wash inside out, separately (from rough/heavy items like towels, jeans). Close zippers.
  • COLD (up to 30°C), gentle cycle.
  • MILD liquid detergent or dissolved powders.
  • NO bleach, brightener, softener/conditioner.
Dry
  • Line dry in shade or
  • Tumble dry on LOWEST temp. Remove immediately (slightly damp) to prevent wrinkling from overdrying.
Iron
  • Lessen wrinkles by shaking out between wash and dry.
  • Bamboo: Iron on LOW.
  • Linen: Wrinkles are part of pure linen's charm! If desired, iron on HIGH while damp.
Store
  • Store in cool, breathable place away from direct sunlight.
  • Avoid plastic & cardboard which attract insects and cause yellowing.

 

why use cold water

Why cold wash & low-heat drying/line-drying?

  • Prevents shrinking, color fading/bleeding.
  • Helps linens last longer.
  • Reduces wrinkles (less need to iron).
  • Reduces energy costs.
  • Heat sets stains, making them harder to remove.

why skip bleach, brightener, fabric softeners, conditioners

Why skip bleach, brighteners, softeners, conditioners, fragrances?

  • Deteriorates fibers & linen quality.
  • Fades naturally dyed linens.
  • Triggers health issues like asthma, allergies, hormone disruption—esp. sensitive skin & babies.
  • Chemical fragrances provide no cleaning power, only the illusion of cleanliness.

choose natural and gentle detergents instead

Use natural / gentle detergents instead (better for linens & your health)

  • Natural brands
    • Cycles
    • Human Nature
    • Nature to Nurture
    • Tiny Buds
    • Wonderhome Naturals
  • Common household brands are also good—choose gentle / fragrance-free / naturally scented variants

good for you

Toxin-free organic linens for a healthy natural home you and your loved ones can enjoy.