Wash your cotton bedding separately from your other laundry, using a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner. We recommend a gentle 40-degree cycle, but you can wash up to 60.

Some brands of detergent contain nasties such as optical brighteners, which can both weaken the fabric and cause yellowing. To keep your bedding looking and feeling as it should, avoid using these harsh chemicals (look for 'Brighteners' 'Whiteners' or 'Fluorescent' on the ingredient list). It's now easy to find brands of laundry detergent without any nasties (ours included!)

Please do not dry clean our Toddler Bedding. 

Tumble-dry your cotton bedding on a low heat. Be careful not to over-dry as excessive heat can damage the threads, causing them to lose their softness and reducing their lifespan. If you don’t have a tumble dryer, then line drying works well too!

Our Relaxed style has been designed to be un-ironed, as it has a natural ‘lived in’ look. If you want to experience our Luxe Cotton Bedding at its very best, give it a quick iron. Our Luxe Cotton Bedding is a sateen weave - to restore the natural sheen after washing, simply iron to smooth the fibres. 

To make ironing as easy as possible, we recommend removing from the dryer whilst slightly damp, and ironing straight away. You can iron or steam to remove wrinkles, or just let your bedding be. 

Wash your linen bedding separately from your other laundry, using a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner. We recommend a gentle 40-degree cycle, but you can wash up to 60 (though washing linen on very high temperatures can make it stiffer when dried).

Some brands of detergent contain nasties such as optical brighteners, which can both weaken the fabric and cause yellowing. To keep your bedding looking and feeling as it should, avoid using these harsh chemicals (look for 'Brighteners' 'Whiteners' or 'Fluorescent' on the ingredient list). It's now easy to find brands of laundry detergent without any nasties (ours included!)

Linen is at its cloud-like best after a gentle tumble-dry. Tumble your Linen bedding on a low heat. Be careful not to over-dry as excessive heat can damage your bedding and make it feel less soft. If you don’t have a tumble dryer, then you can line dry, but your linen will have a crisper feel. We would recommend steaming line-dried linen to help re-soften the fibres (they will also naturally soften over time as you sleep in them).

Our linen bedding is at its soft and effortless best un-ironed, but if you prefer a crisper hand feel and smoother look, iron your linen inside out, on a medium heat, whilst your bedding is still a little damp. Alternatively, a steamer can be used to help re-soften the fibres and remove any stubborn creases.

To keep your duvets and pillows at their very best, we'd highly recommend professional laundering, as both the washing machine and tumble dryer should have 50% empty capacity to allow the products to re-loft. 

If you prefer to dry clean, our 100% Down and Recycled Down products are suitable for this. Down Alternative duvet / pillows are not suitable for dry cleaning.

As per washing, we'd always recommend professional laundering to ensure the products are completely dry (which is important to avoid odours and keep the fill at its fluffy best). Professional laundering also means the duvet / pillows have the capacity to re-loft in a large commercial drum.

We recommend air-drying the Down Alternative duvet / pillows, as high temperatures can damage / melt the filling.

If you have a large enough drum to wash at home, use a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner when washing your Quilt. We recommend a gentle 40-degree cycle, but you can wash up to 60.

Alternatively, if you are unable to fit your quilt into the drum of your washing machine, we recommend professional laundering.

Our Quilts can be tumble-dried, do so separately on a low heat (excessive heat can damage the threads and filling). If this isn't possible, then drying flat or over a drying rack is the next best thing. Do not iron your Cotton Quilt or Quilted Squares as this can damage the filling.

If you have a large enough drum to wash at home, use a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner when washing your Quilt. We recommend a gentle 30-degree cycle.

Alternatively, if you are unable to fit your quilt into the drum of your washing machine, we recommend professional laundering (but please do not dry clean).

Our Quilts can be tumble-dried, do so separately on a low heat (excessive heat can damage the threads and filling). If this isn't possible, then drying flat or over a drying rack is the next best thing. Do not iron your Dream Cotton Quilt as this can damage the filling.

Wash your Linen & Cotton Throw separately from your other laundry, using a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner. We recommend a gentle 40-degree cycle, but you can wash up to 60 (though washing your linen and cotton throw on very high temperatures can make it stiffer when dried).

To dry your Throw, you can choose to tumble or air-dry. Be careful not to over-dry, as excessive heat can damage your Throw and make creasing more likely.  If you don’t have a tumble dryer, then you can line dry, but due to the linen content it will have a crisper feel.

Our Linen & Cotton Throw doesn’t need to be ironed, but if it has become a little creased just gently iron on a medium heat, whilst still a little damp. Alternatively, a steamer can be used to help re-soften the fibres and remove any stubborn creases.

Wash your Linen & Cotton Throw separately from your other laundry, using a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner. We recommend a gentle 30-degree cycle.

Tumble dry separately on a low heat (excessive heat can damage the threads). Alternatively, dry flat or over a drying rack. Do not iron your Dream Cotton Throw.

To keep your Plush Towels soft and fluffy, wash separately from your other laundry to avoid items that may pull the plush fabric (such as zips, velcro and hooks). In the event of a snagged loop, please avoid pulling - simply snip off with scissors. We recommend a gentle 40-degree cycle with a mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner, but you can wash up to 60 (though washing your towels on high heat will cause the terry-towelling to become stiffer when dried).

Tumble dry on low for optimal softness and remove promptly. Alternatively, you can line dry.

To keep your Plush Bathmat soft and fluffy, wash separately from your other laundry to avoid items that may pull the plush fabric (such as zips, velcro and hooks). We recommend a gentle 30-degree cycle with a mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner.

Tumble dry on low for optimal softness and remove promptly. Alternatively, you can line dry.

Wash your Plush Robe using a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner to keep it soft and fluffy. We recommend a gentle 40-degree cycle, but you can wash up to 60 (though washing your robe on high heat will cause the terry-towelling to become stiffer when dried). Wash separately from your other laundry to avoid items that may pull the plush fabric (such as zips, velcro and hooks). In the event of a snagged loop, please avoid pulling - simply snip off with scissors.

Tumble dry on low for optimal softness and remove promptly. Alternatively, you can line dry.

Just pop your Dream Cotton Robe into the machine on a gentle cycle in warm water. We’d recommend a 40-degree cycle, but you can wash up to 60. Use a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner, and wash with similar colours / fabrics.

We’d recommend air drying to keep your Everyday Robe super-soft. If tumbling, please do so on a low heat (and remove promptly).

Just pop your Housecoat into the machine on a gentle cycle in warm water. We’d recommend a gentle 30-degree cycle.. Use a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner, and wash with similar colours / fabrics.

We’d recommend air drying to keep your Housecoat super-soft. If tumbling, please do so on a low heat (and remove promptly).

Wash your Linen Loungewear with like colours, using a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner. We recommend a gentle cycle at up to 40-degrees. 

Do not tumble dry, reshape whilst damp. 

Iron on low if desired. 

Wash your cotton bedding separately from your other laundry, using a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner. We recommend a gentle 40-degree cycle, but you can wash up to 60.

Some brands of detergent contain nasties such as optical brighteners, which can both weaken the fabric and cause yellowing. To keep your bedding looking and feeling as it should, avoid using these harsh chemicals (look for 'Brighteners' 'Whiteners' or 'Fluorescent' on the ingredient list). It's now easy to find brands of laundry detergent without any nasties (ours included!)

Please do not dry clean our Toddler Bedding. 

Tumble-dry your cotton bedding on a low heat. Be careful not to over-dry as excessive heat can damage the threads, causing them to lose their softness and reducing their lifespan. If you don’t have a tumble dryer, then line drying works well too!

Our Baby & Toddler bedding has been designed to be un-ironed, as it has a natural ‘lived in’ look. 

To keep your duvets and pillows at their very best, we'd highly recommend professional laundering, as both the washing machine and tumble dryer should have 50% empty capacity to allow the products to re-loft. If you have a large capacity machine, wash using a mild liquid detergent at up to 40 degrees.

We recommend air-drying the Toddler Duvet / Pillow, as high temperatures can damage / melt the filling.

Wash using a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner. We recommend a gentle 30-degree cycle. Do not dry clean. 

Air dry or tumble on low and remove promptly. Alternatively, you can line dry.