PRODUCT CARE
Good textiles are meant to be lived in.
They will soften, relax, and become more personal with use. Caring for them does not require complicated rituals.. just cooler water, less detergent, and a little gentleness.
Cotton Tees
Wash before your first wear to let the cotton settle into its intended softness, structure, and drape.
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with similar colors. Use a small amount of mild detergent. More soap does not mean cleaner, and excess detergent can be harsh on natural cotton fibers.
Reshape while damp and hang dry.
Please skip the dryer. High heat can shrink cotton, wear down the fibers, and alter the fit. If needed, tumble dry briefly on low and remove while still slightly damp.
Your tee will continue to soften and become more yours with washing and wear.
Cotton Robes + Loungewear
Wash before your first wear using cold water and a gentle cycle.
Use a small amount of mild detergent. Natural cotton does not need to be overwhelmed with soap to become clean.
After washing, reshape and hang your robe to dry. We like to move ours directly from the washing machine to a hook in the bathroom so it is ready for the next slow morning, bath, or shower.
Our cotton dries surprisingly quickly on its own. Air drying will better protect the fibers, shape, and longevity of your robe.
Wool Robes
Hand wash gently in cool water or dry clean.
Avoid twisting or wringing the fabric. Reshape and lay flat to dry.
Use a cool iron or gentle steam if needed.
Wool naturally resists odor and does not need to be washed after every wear. Airing it out between uses is often enough.
Turkish Towels
Wash before your first use using cold water and a gentle cycle. This helps the cotton fibers begin to relax and become more absorbent.
Use a small amount of mild detergent and avoid fabric softener. Fabric softener coats the fibers and can reduce the towel’s natural absorbency.
Move your towel directly from the washing machine to a hook, rack, or clothesline to dry. Turkish towels are designed to dry quickly and do not need high heat.
The towel will become softer and more absorbent with continued washing and use.
Fixing an Untied Tassel
Our tassels are durable, but a knot may occasionally loosen after extended use. Nothing is ruined. It can be retied in a few simple steps:
Separate the loose threads into two equal sections.
Twist each section clockwise.
Twist the two sections together counterclockwise.
Tie a firm knot at the end.
A little maintenance is part of living with handmade textiles.
Care for them gently. Use them fully. Let them change with you.
