Care Guide / Bedding Sets
Care for softer nights, season after season
A gentle care routine helps your bedding hold its softness, shape, and color for years. Here is everything you need to keep every set feeling fresh and beautiful.
Quick care summary
The essentials at a glance — for the full routine, see the detailed steps below.
Wash cool & gentle
Use a cold or warm setting on a gentle cycle. Avoid very hot water to protect softness.
Mild detergent
Choose a gentle detergent and skip fabric softener and bleach.
Air dry when you can
Hang drying keeps the texture luxurious. If you tumble dry, use the lowest heat.
Store cool & dry
Keep folded bedding in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Your everyday care routine
A simple, repeatable routine that keeps your bedding soft and looking its best.
Before first use
Run a gentle first wash for about 10–15 minutes on a cold or warm setting, without detergent. This rinses away any production finishes and helps the natural fibers relax and breathe.
Washing
For regular washing, use a cold or warm setting with a gentle detergent. Avoid very hot temperatures, as high heat can affect the fabric’s softness and durability over time.
Drying
Hang drying is our favorite way to keep the texture soft and luxurious. If you machine dry, choose the lowest heat setting and remove the bedding while it is still slightly damp to minimize wrinkles.
Smoothing & refreshing
Removing bedding from the dryer while lightly damp and laying or hanging it to finish helps it stay smooth. A cool iron or a gentle steam can refresh sheets and covers between washes.
Storing
Once fully dry, fold and store your bedding in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to help preserve both softness and color.
Keeping it soft — and what to avoid
To keep bedding soft
- Wash on cool or warm, gentle cycles.
- Use a mild detergent and a smaller amount than you might expect.
- Air dry where possible, or tumble dry on low heat.
- Wash separately from rough fabrics, zippers, and hooks.
Best to avoid
- Bleach and harsh whitening products.
- Very hot water and high dryer heat.
- Overloading the machine, which prevents an even, gentle wash.
- Leaving bedding damp for long periods before drying.
Care by product
A few extra notes for specific pieces in your bedding set.
Sheets, covers & pillowcases
Wash cool with a gentle detergent and air dry or tumble dry on low. Removing them while slightly damp and smoothing by hand keeps wrinkles to a minimum and the surface soft against the skin.
Duvet inserts & pillows
No initial wash is needed — they are ready to use straight from the package. When refreshing, wash for about 15–20 minutes on a cold setting with a gentle detergent, avoid high heat, and hang dry to help the inserts keep their shape and loft.
Care questions, answered
Quick answers to the questions we hear most often.
How often should I wash my bedding?
For most people, washing sheets and pillowcases every one to two weeks keeps things fresh. Duvet covers can be washed a little less often. Adjust to your own routine and the season.
Can I use bleach?
We recommend avoiding bleach and harsh whitening products. They can weaken the fibers and affect both softness and color over time. A gentle detergent is all you need.
How do I keep my bedding soft?
Wash cool with a mild detergent, skip fabric softener, and air dry when you can. If you tumble dry, use the lowest heat and remove the bedding while slightly damp.
Why does the fabric wrinkle?
Natural fibers relax and wrinkle a little with use — it is part of their character. Removing bedding from the dryer while slightly damp, then smoothing or lightly steaming it, keeps things looking neat.
Can I tumble dry it?
Yes. Use the lowest heat setting and take the bedding out while it is still a touch damp to reduce wrinkles. Hang drying is gentlest and helps the fabric keep its luxurious feel.
Ready for softer nights?
Explore our bedding sets, or reach out if you would like a little help choosing.