Econyl

We recommend washing your Econyl clothing on a cold washing machine setting to save energy and avoid damaging the fabric. Take your environmental protection one step further by using a wash bag or filter to prevent nano plastics from being released into the washing machine water and ending up in the ocean. Alternatively, hand washing Econyl is the best way to prolong its lifespan. Once you’re done washing, simply hang your clothes to air dry — no need to tumble dry. 

Linen 14

We recommend washing your linen with a cool handwash or gentle machine wash. Wash colors separately, do not twist/wring. Tumble dry on a cool setting or dry in shade to avoid fading. Use a warm/hot iron on the linen setting. Drycleanable.

100% Organic French Terry

The terry-cloth products should be washed with similar colors. Do not use a water-saving program and always spin dry. We recommend washing all white-striped articles with light colors so that the white stripes will retain their brightness. The use of fabric softener increases the linting of terry and reduces the absorbency of terry cloth. To avoid pulled threads, never wash together with clothing that has hooks or zips. Simply cut off pulled loops, never pull them out.

100% Organic Cotton

We recommend a machine wash on a delicate cycle in cold water, or hand wash in cold water. Re-shape while wet and hang or lay flat to dry to prevent shrinking. Remove the product immediately from the washing machine to prevent creasing. If using a dryer, we recommend using Air cycle. Using high heat on organic cotton can cause shrinkage.

Bamboo

We recommend first turning bamboo clothing inside out. Wash bamboo fabrics in cold water on a gentle to medium cycle with other like-colored items. Bamboo fabrics lose some strength when wet, so if you have items with hooks or eyelets that may catch, place those items in a lingerie bag to wash.