• Wash with like items — ideally only with other linens.
• Do not wash linens with items made of polyester or with sharp, hard, or protruding edges such as metal buttons, zippers, or rivets.
• Wash in hot water (ideally 140°F / 60°C) using a mild detergent.

• Avoid fabric softeners. While they may temporarily add fragrance and softness, they actually weaken the fabric.

• Avoid bleach. Non-chlorine bleach may be used sparingly only when absolutely necessary. Chlorine bleach accelerates cotton deterioration, may cause irritation for sensitive skin, and should be avoided.

• Do not overload your washing machine. An overloaded drum prevents detergent from circulating properly, resulting in ineffective cleaning and detergent residue.

• Tumble dry on low heat. High heat breaks down natural fibers like cotton more quickly.
• For a true luxury hotel bed look, remove items while still slightly damp and iron to smooth out wrinkles.
• If fully dry, lightly mist with filtered water and iron for a crisp finish.
• Whenever possible, hang to dry in the sun for natural freshness and gentle bleaching.

• Don’t overcrowd the dryer. Without enough space to tumble, items won’t dry evenly and may come out damp.
• Don’t use dryer sheets. They leave residues that weaken the fibers over time.

• Use a clean iron on a warm setting.
• Iron bed linens while still slightly damp for best results.
• Use a spray bottle with filtered water to remove stubborn wrinkles and recreate the crisp, hotel-quality finish.
• For sateen, iron on the reverse side to enhance its natural sheen.

• Don’t use high heat — it can damage natural cotton fibers.
• Don’t iron bath linens; the loops are meant to stay fluffy and absorbent.
• Don’t iron linens that still have detergent residue, as heat may set stains permanently.