Linen Care

Check the care label for specific washing temperature recommendations.

Wash dark or colored linens separately from white or off-white pieces to prevent color transfer.

Linen is a natural fiber that absorbs a lot of water and can crease easily in the wash. To minimize this, avoid overloading the machine—wash with plenty of space, ideally only half-full.

Do not use bleach, as it weakens linen fibers and may alter the color of dyed fabrics.

Avoid conventional detergents with bleach particles, which can cause natural linen colors to fade. Always use mild, gentle detergents.

Choose a gentle cycle with a longer soak, shorter wash/rinse, and light spin. Wash at a moderate to cool temperature.

Once the cycle is finished, remove items promptly to help reduce creasing.

Gently stretch and smooth out the fabric while damp to restore shape.

Air dry, line dry, or dry flat.
Avoid tumble drying, as high heat can cause up to 10% shrinkage and permanent creasing, shortening the lifespan of your linen.