WASH CARE GUIDE

• Machine Wash Cold - Warm
• Spot cleaning for heavy stains
• Tumble Dry Low
• Hot iron with steam
• Wash separately
• Do not wring

Machine-Washing

• Always check the care label before washing the linens.
• Machine-wash on a gentle cycle using cold - lukewarm water lower than 40C
• Wash colours separately.
• Use a mild liquid detergent without added bleach, whiteners, or fabric softeners.
• Pre-treat stains, if any, prior to washing.
• Place delicate lace and embellished linens in a pillowcase or a mesh laundry bag for washing.
• Do not overload the washing machine, as this can cause abrasion to the fabric.
• Do not pour detergent directly on textiles. Dilute detergent with water, then add linens.

Drying

• Line-drying the linens in soft, outdoor sunlight is ideal as it is gentle and the sun provides natural bleaching.
• To machine-dry , set to the lowest heat as high heat may weaken the fibres.
• To machine-dry , gently shake out damp linens before placing them in the dryer .Tumble dry low.
• Do not use dryer sheet fabric softeners.
• Avoid overloading the dryer.

Ironing

• Always check to make sure your steam iron is clean before using it on your linens to avoid brown spotting.
• Iron bed and table linens while still slightly damp.
• Use a steam iron on a warm/ hot setting for linen.
• Spray with water from a spray bottle for stubborn wrinkles, if needed.
• Iron on the reverse side to avoid ironing directly on embroideries and embellishments to maintain designs
• Linens with delicate lace and cut work should be ironed beneath a press cloth.

 Tips

Par: We recommend buying linens as 2 or 3 par so while one set is being laundered, another can be in use. Washing in alternate cycles also helps in increasing the life of linens.

Storage: Store linens in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area, away from long exposure to direct sunlight. Wrap linens in white cotton or muslin for long-term storage. Avoid storing linens in plastic, cardboard boxes etc. as they may stain fabrics.

Shrinkage: All natural fibres will shrink to some extent, but in most instances our linens are pre - shrunk. Do not wash and dry linens on a hot setting, which is likely to cause over-shrinkage.

Dry Cleaning: White and light coloured linens are mostly machine washable. Coloured linens should be dry cleaned to prevent fading. Make sure to use a professional dry cleaner with experience in natural fibres and luxury linens.