The Care Guide
How often to wash your sheets and other bedding care questions answered.
Classic Sheets
Care tips to make that hotel-sheet feel last.
Make your whole bed feel (and stay) like the cool side of the pillow. Some tips to keep your Classic Percale Sheets in top shape:
Change your pillowcases more often (at least once every week!)
Make sure to follow the care instructions closely
Sheets should be rotated and upgraded often
They should generally be replaced every 2 years
We suggest having more than one set and rotating between them to avoid excessive wear
Wash regularly - dirt/sweat can break down fibers and damage fabric
General Care:
Machine wash cool/cold
Tumble dry low, remove promptly
Non-chlorine bleach
Iron when needed
Do not dry clean
Luxe Sheets
Care tips to make that buttery softness stick.
Raise your sheet game and keep it next-level by following these tips to care for our best-selling Luxe Sateen Sheets:
Change your pillowcases more often (at least once every week!)
Make sure to follow the care instructions closely
Sheets should be rotated and upgraded often
They should generally be replaced every 2 years
We suggest having more than one set and rotating between them to avoid excessive wear
Wash regularly - dirt/sweat can break down fibers and damage fabric
General Care:
Machine wash cool/cold
Tumble dry low, remove promptly
Non-chlorine bleach
Iron when needed
Do not dry clean
Linen Sheets
Perfect the condition of these
perfectly imperfect sheets.
Follow these breezy steps to keep your Washed Linen sheets airy, ultra-soft and oh-so-cozy.
Change your pillowcases more often (at least once every week!)
Make sure to follow the care instructions closely
Sheets should be rotated and upgrade often
They should generally be replaced every 2 years
We suggest having more than one set and rotating between them to avoid excessive wear
Wash regularly - dirt/sweat can break down fibers and damage fabric
Be careful with furry friends in the bedroom
Pets’ nails can seriously damage and reduce the lifespan of sheets, especially delicate weaves like Washed Linen Sheets!
General Care:
Machine wash cold with like colors
Do not use bleach
Tumble dry low, remove promptly
Iron on warm if needed
Do not dry clean
Heathered Cashmere Sheets
Keep this lightweight luxury in top condition.
Seriously. You can put our Heathered Cashmere in the wash. Just follow these simple steps to keep it the coziest.
Change your pillowcases more often (at least once every week!)
Make sure to follow the care instructions closely
Sheets should be rotated and updated often
They should generally be replaced every 2 years
We suggest having more than one set and rotating between them to avoid excessive wear
Wash regularly - dirt/sweat can break down fibers and damage fabric
Be careful with furry friends in the bedroom
Pets’ nails can seriously damage and reduce the lifespan of sheets, especially delicate weaves like Heathered Cashmere Sheets!
General Care:
Machine wash cold
Do not use bleach
Tumble dry low, remove promptly
Iron on low as needed
Do not dry clean
Down Comforters
Maintain the cloud-like comfort of your comforter.
Get the low down on keeping your Down Comforters in their very best condition:
Spot cleaning recommended. Small spots may be removed by using warm water and soft soap like Zero or Woolite
No bleach!
Fluff regularly for even fill distribution
To dry out any dust or dirt and fluff the comforter, use a dryer on the air fluff/no heat setting then shake the product out.
Washing At Home vs. Dry Clean
We DO NOT recommend washing our comforters at home
Domestic washing machines are not large enough and often use agitators that can damage the fill
When wet, Comforters become super heavy, which can damage the baffle construction
Dry clean only when truly necessary, for large stains
Down may be dry-cleaned, but this will shorten the lifespan of the item and break down the natural oils, which will cause the down clusters to deteriorate
General Care:
Dry clean as needed
Spot clean recommended
Do not bleach
Do not iron
Down Alternative Comforters
Maintain the cloud-like comfort of your comforter.
Our award-winning Down Alternative comforters deserve award-winning care. But honestly, care is pretty simple for these ultra-cozy comforters. Just follow the tips below:
Spot cleaning recommended. Small spots may be removed by using warm water and soft soap like Zero or Woolite
No bleach!
Fluff regularly for even fill distribution
To dry out any dust or dirt and fluff the comforter, use a dryer on the air fluff/no heat setting then shake the product out.
Washing At Home vs. Dry Clean
We DO NOT recommend washing our comforters at home
Domestic washing machines are not large enough and often use agitators that can damage the fill
When wet, Comforters become super heavy which can damage the baffle construction
Dry clean only when truly necessary, for large stains
Down Alternative fibers may clump in the wash, so customers should only wash at home if absolutely necessary. May require manual manipulation of the fibers for a smooth appearance.
General Care:
Dry clean as needed
Spot clean recommended
Do not bleach
Do not iron
The Marlow Pillow
The adjustable pillow that’ll keep you cooler, and help you discover your best rest.
Leave the neck stiffness and tossing and turning to someone else. The Marlow Pillow is here to improve your sleep by contouring to your needs with a combination polyester and aerated memory foam interior.
Using a pillowcase is a MUST, and extra credit for a pillow protector! Oils from skin and topical products may yellow the cover and compromise the fill Fluff regularly for even fill distribution Grab the opposite corners and tug back and forth to dry out any dust or dirt and fluff the pillow, use a dryer on the air fluff/no heat setting then shake the product out. Spot cleaning recommended. Small spots may be removed by using warm water and soft soap like Zero or Woolite
No bleach!
General Care:
Dry clean as needed
Spot clean recommended
Do not bleach
Do not iron
Down Pillows
Give your pillow the care and support it gives you.
Maintain your best, most restful sleep with these care tips for your biggest supporter in the bedroom—your Down Pillow.
Using a pillowcase is a MUST, and extra credit for a pillow protector!
Oils from skin and topical products may yellow the cover and compromise the fill
Fluff regularly for even fill distribution
Grab the opposite corners and tug back and forth
To dry out any dust or dirt and fluff the pillow, use a dryer on the air fluff/no heat setting then shake the product out.
Spot cleaning recommended. Small spots may be removed by using warm water and soft soap like Zero or Woolite
No bleach!
Washing At Home vs. Dry Clean
Dry clean only when truly necessary for large stains
Down may be dry-cleaned, but this will shorten the lifespan of the item and break down the natural oils, which will cause the down clusters to deteriorate
General Care:
Dry clean as needed
Spot clean recommended
Do not bleach
Do not iron
Down Alternative Pillows
Give your pillow the care and support it gives you.
Our award-winning Down Alternative Pillows deserve award-winning care. But honestly, care is pretty simple for these ultra-cozy comforters. Just follow the tips below:
Using a pillowcase is a MUST, and extra credit for a pillow protector!
Oils from skin and topical products may yellow the cover and compromise the fill
Fluff regularly for even fill distribution
Grab the opposite corners and tug back and forth
To dry out any dust or dirt and fluff the pillow, use a dryer on the air fluff/no heat setting then shake the product out.
Spot cleaning recommended. Small spots may be removed by using warm water and soft soap like Zero or Woolite
No bleach!
Washing At Home vs. Dry Clean
Dry clean only when truly necessary for large stains
Down Alternative fibers may clump in the wash, so customers should only wash at home if absolutely necessary. May require manual manipulation of the fibers for a smooth appearance.
General Care:
Dry clean as needed
Spot clean recommended
Do not bleach
Do not iron
Terry Towels (Super-Plush, Classic & Ultralight)
Soak up these care facts for your new favorite towels.
No matter the plushness, we’ve got ways to keep your 100% cotton towels in their best condition, so you can start, or end, your day in yours
Shedding will occur and is totally normal
Should decrease over time with regular washing
Do not pull snags/loose threads - just snip off any long strands with a scissor
We do not recommend fabric softeners/conditioners, as they decrease absorbency
Avoid contact with products containing benzoyl peroxide
Best to dry on a towel rod, not hanging on a hook
General Care:
Machine wash cold with color safe detergent
Do not bleach
Tumble dry low
100% cotton
Made in Turkey
Waffle Towels
The scoop on keeping your Waffle Towels fresh.
Keep your Waffle Towels as efficient (and stylish) as the first wash, with these ultimate care tips.
Waffle towels have long “floats” which create the unique texture and square design, but are also prone to snagging. We’ve optimized the waffle size to decrease drying time and minimize snagging. Best to dry on a towel rod, not hanging on a hook
Do not pull any snags - just clip off any long strands
Fabric softeners/conditioners decreases absorbency and should not be used on Towels
Avoid contact with products containing benzoyl peroxide
General Care:
Machine wash cold with color safe detergent
Do not bleach
Tumble dry low
100% cotton
Made in Turkey
Silk
Keep your silk in as good condition as it keeps you.
Oh, yes. You can wash our silk. Just utilize these smooth moves to keep your silks in their best condition:
Use a pH neutral liquid detergent and/or fabric softener. Delicate and silk-specific detergent are fine, too!
Machine washing on a delicate cycle is fine, but hand washing in cold water is best.
General Care:
Machine wash cold with pH neutral detergent
Hand wash as needed
Do not bleach
Lay flat to dry
100% Mulberry Silk
