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How to Care for Your Linen
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How to Care for Your Linen
Linen embodies nature’s honesty, beauty and goodness, and its unique resiliency has earned linen a reputation as an heirloom fiber. Properly caring for your linen items — from shirts to sheets — helps each remain in excellent condition, retain its natural charms, and elongate its life, so you can enjoy your linen favorites for years to come.
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How to wash your linen
Tip 1
Act fast.
Promptly remove stains as soon as possible by gently blotting them with a damp cloth and mild, eco-friendly soap.
Tip 2
Group hues.
Wash linen items with similar colors to prevent color bleeding.
Tip 3
Don’t stuff.
Avoid overloading the washing machine to ensure proper cleaning and prevent excessive wrinkling.
Tip 4
Be gentle.
Use a mild, eco-friendly detergent without harsh chemicals to avoid damaging the fibers.
Tip 5
Take good care.
Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals as bleach weakens the fibers and causes discoloration.
Tip 6
Mind the temp.
- For linen bedding, wash in warm water — not cold, not hot — on your machine’s gentle cycle.
- For linen apparel, refer to care instructions on the item as the ideal water temperature for washing varies by style.
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How to dry your linen
- Air-dry linen bedding and apparel for a crisp, fresh hand, or toss linen into the dryer set at a low temperature to reduce the risk of shrinkage and to avoid damaging the fibers.
- If drying, remove it promptly to minimize the appearance of wrinkles; some are inevitable, but we think they only add to linen’s irresistible, laid-back appeal.
- Use a steamer to smooth out wrinkles and creases for a more refined look.
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How to store your linen
- Store linens in a well-ventilated, cool, dry place. Avoid direct sunlight and humidity to prevent discoloration and mildew.
- A clean canvas container with a zip closure is best for storage. Canvas is breathable yet offers a barrier to keep out moths.
- Avoid plastic bins and cardboard boxes because they could discolor or break down linen fibers.
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