Linen

Handling linen  

• Regularly check linen garments for stains and treat them promptly to prevent them from setting. 

• Avoid using harsh chemicals or spot removers on linen, as they can damage the fabric. 

• Dry clean linen items only when necessary, as frequent dry cleaning can shorten their lifespan. 

Washing linen

• Spot-clean minor stains. Use a mild detergent or a solution of water and white vinegar. Avoid rubbing the fabric harshly. 

• Hand wash or machine wash following the temperature recommendations on the product’s care label or instructions. It will help prevent shrinkage and maintain the fabric’s integrity. 

• Pay special attention to darker colours, that should be washed at low temperatures to reduce the risk of fading. 

• Do not use bleach or other harsh chemicals that can weaken the fibres and cause discoloration. 

• Use a mild detergent to avoid damaging the fibers.  

• Wash light and dark linens separately to prevent colour bleeding. 

• Always check the care instructions that accompany a product, as they might indicate specific instructions due to colour, print, construction or end-use. 

   

Drying linen 

• If possible, air dry your linen garments to maintain their crisp feel.  

• After washing, reshape the garment. Lay them flat on a towel or hang them dry.  

• Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading. 

• Check care label before tumble drying your linen. If using a dryer, use a low heat setting and remove the linen while it’s still slightly damp to prevent excessive wrinkling. Tumble-drying will give your garment a softer feel.  

• Note that tumble drying and heavy centrifuging will add to the wear of linen; use cautiously to ensure the longest possible life for your product.

   

Ironing linen 

• Iron linen while it is still slightly damp for best results. Use a medium to hot iron setting. 

• Alternatively, use a steam iron or place a damp cloth over the linen to smooth out wrinkles. 

• Iron linen garments inside out to protect the surface fibres and maintain a smooth appearance. 

   

Storing linen 

• Store linen in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent discoloration and damage. 

• Fold linen garments neatly to avoid deep creases. If hanging, use padded hangers to prevent shoulder marks.