How to care for your bedding and towels

- Machine wash your bedding and towels on a gentle cycle and at the warm water setting (30 degrees is ideal)
- Use a small quantity of a mild detergent and do not use fabric softener on towels, as it coats the towels with substances that reduce absorbency
- Do not use detergents that contain bleach, as it will cause discoloration
- Do not soak as it may cause excess dye to bleed onto light areas of fabric
- Hang bedding and towels to dry or tumble dry on low heat until damp and then immediately remove from the dryer
- For cotton sateen linens, avoid the dryer altogether as it may damage the shiny cotton satin finish

How to care for your clothing

- Machine wash your clothing on warm (40 degrees or less)
- Use a mild detergent to avoid discoloration over time
- Wash solid colors and dark colors separately
- Do not soak, as it may cause excess dye to bleed into lighter color fabrics
- Hang to dry or tumble dry on a low heat
- Iron on low heat

Additional tips

- Do not over dry your bed sheets and do not leave them in the dryer after the drying cycle is complete
- High temperatures or prolonged drying will cause excessive shrinkage, weaken the fibers and shorten your bed linens lifespan
- Hanging to dry will ensure less wrinkling and a longer lifespan for your bedding. The heat of a dryer destroys the natural fibers of the cotton
- Do not wash your cottons with polyester products because polyester has the tendency to "pill" and shed the same pills on to the cotton fabric