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.

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.

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.

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.

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.