Laundry & Fabric Care

Machine wash cold with like colors
Gentle cycle
Do not bleach
Tumble dry low
Warm iron as needed
To avoid wrinkles: Shake fabric out between the wash and dry cycle. Make sure your dryer load isn’t too full so your sheets can move around. Remove your sheets or duvet from the dryer as soon as the cycle is finished to prevent wrinkles from setting.

When it comes to caring for your large bedding products, how you wash and dry them is vital to ensuring quality and longevity. What’s more, there is no open air space to allow for even drying. If large fabrics are dried in machines that are too small, the full chamber cannot tumble, high heat builds up, and the fabric can be scorched.
Wash in cold water with like colors
For colors, use liquid detergent without bleach or brighteners
For whites, non-chlorine brighteners and bleach may be used
Wash in a large capacity washing machine (5+ cu. ft. ) on a gentle cycle, and do not bleach.
Dry in a large capacity dryer (7+ cu. ft.) by itself on the lowest heat setting, and do not over dry.
Do not iron or steam.
If you don’t have a large capacity dryer at home, take your large bedding products to your local laundromat or dry cleaner for proper care.

Wash as needed in cold water on the gentle cycle
Dry comforter by itself on lowest heat setting only in a large capacity machine.
Do not dry your comforter on high heat or with other linens or garments.
Do not iron, steam, or bleach
Between washings, spot clean with a damp white cloth
Blot to remove excess water
Lay flat to dry

Wash throws in cold water
Tumble dry low to remove dampness, then lay flat to air dry
After air drying, place back in the dryer for a few minutes to soften the fibers