care guide
Every single cozy product we make is specially designed to be easy-care, machine washable, and last for years (and years). Here are some of our top tips to keep your items radically soft.
BEDDING
comforters & duvet covers
Machine wash in these types of washing machines:
- Top load machine 4.0 cubic feet capacity or more.
- Front load machine 4.5 to 5.0 cubic feet capacity.
Place the comforter in the washer, evenly distributed in the basket. Select a low spin cycle of your preference. If the washer begins to shake a lot, stop the cycle, open the door and, without taking the comforter out, try to improve the distribution of the comforter. Once this is complete, start the machine again on a low or medium spin-only cycle. You can do this once or twice. This will drain a lot of water, making the drying process faster. Once finished, put the comforter in the dryer.
HOME + DECOR
pillows and throws
Pillows
All of our pillows feature a machine washable, removable cover. Machine wash cold with like colors. Gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Tumble dry on low.
Throws
Machine wash cold. Gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low.
BED
premium bamboo sheets
Machine wash cold. Do not use fabric softeners or bleach. Tumble dry low. Natural fibers, such as those used in our viscose from bamboo sheets, tend to wrinkle. Using a fabric softener sheet in the dryer may help to reduce wrinkles.
WELLNESS
crystal weighted blanket
All of our weighted blankets feature a machine washable, removable cover. Wash cold, on a gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low.
For the insert inside your weighted blanket, hand wash with cold water.
ROBES + LOUNGEWEAR
loungewear
Machine wash cold with like colors, on a gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Hang or lay flat to dry (see each individual product label for more specific instructions).
BATH
towels
Machine wash warm, with similar colors. Use 50% less detergent than you typically would*. Tumble dry low, with a fabric softener sheet.
*When washing towels, we tend to add more soap than they need. The soap ends up being soaked up by the towels and hardening the fibers. If this happens, use significantly less soap than you usually would, and add a fabric softener sheet to the dryer. The towels will come out clean and soft as new.
