Care Guide: Preserving Nature’s Softness

Natural fibers like Mulberry Silk, Organic Cotton, Pure Linen, and Bamboo are living materials. They are incredibly durable but require a gentle touch to maintain their hypoallergenic properties and smooth texture.

Follow these steps to keep your essentials in "skin-safe" condition for years to come.


1. The Golden Rule: Use the Right Detergent

Standard detergents often contain harsh enzymes, "optical brighteners," and heavy fragrances that can linger in the fibers and trigger skin reactions.

  • Recommendation: Always use a pH-neutral, fragrance-free, and liquid detergent designed for sensitive skin or delicate fabrics.

  • Avoid: Fabric softeners and bleach. Softeners coat the fibers in a chemical film that reduces breathability and can irritate your skin.

2. Material-Specific Care

Mulberry Silk (The Delicate Queen)

Silk is a protein fiber similar to human hair and must be treated with care.

  • Wash: Hand wash in cool water or use the "Silk/Delicate" cycle in a mesh laundry bag.

  • Dry: Never tumble dry. Lay flat on a clean towel or hang to air dry away from direct sunlight.

  • Iron: Use the lowest "Silk" setting while the fabric is still slightly damp.

Pure Linen (The Durable Classic)

Linen loves water and gets softer with every wash.

  • Wash: Machine wash on a gentle cycle with cool or lukewarm water.

  • Dry: Air drying is best to prevent shrinkage. If you must use a dryer, use the lowest heat setting and remove while slightly damp.

  • Iron: Linen looks beautiful with its natural wrinkles, but if you prefer a crisp look, iron while damp on high heat.

Organic Cotton (The Breathable Essential)

Our cotton is robust but avoids the chemical coatings of "non-iron" shirts.

  • Wash: Machine wash with like colors in cool to warm water.

  • Dry: Tumble dry on low heat. High heat can damage the fibers and cause unnecessary shrinkage.

  • Tip: Wash new cotton items before the first use to remove any dust from transit.

Bamboo (The Cloud-Soft Fiber)

Bamboo is highly absorbent and requires a gentle cycle to prevent "pilling."

  • Wash: Cold water wash on a gentle cycle.

  • Dry: Air dry is highly recommended. Bamboo is heavy when wet, so dry flat to maintain the shape of blankets.

3. Stain Removal for Sensitive Skin

Avoid harsh chemical "stain sticks."

  • The Pure Solution: For fresh stains, use a mixture of baking soda and water or a small amount of your clear, skin-safe detergent. Gently dab never scrub the area to avoid damaging the weave.

4. Storage Tips

  • Breathability: Store your bedding and clothes in a cool, dry place. Avoid plastic storage bins, which can trap moisture and lead to mildew.

  • Natural Protection: Use cedar blocks or dried lavender instead of chemical mothballs to keep your wardrobe fresh.

Proper care is the final step in your skin-health routine. By following these guides, you ensure that every night and every day, your skin is touched only by the purest, softest fibers nature has to offer.