As soon as you receive your bed linen and before using it for the first time, we strongly recommend that you wash it once or twice to keep it as soft and absorbent as possible.

In order to increase their longevity, we strongly advise you to change your bed sheets every two weeks. If however you use face, body or hair oils or creams, it is recommended to change your pillowcases more regularly. 

Ideally, you should have three sets: one on your bed, one in the washing machine and one in your closet.

First of all, remember to remove any make-up, skin cream or oil stains from your bed sheets.

Wash them in the washing machine at 40°C/60°, avoiding the use of fabric softener, which can cause the fibres to stick together. Also avoid overloading your machine to prevent the cotton fibres from breaking. 

As soon as the washing is finished, take the sheets out of the machine to avoid creasing.

You can dry your sheets at low or medium temperature with a cooling cycle at the end to avoid wrinkles. 

Iron your bed sheets when they are still slightly damp. Using a steam iron will make it easier.

If the piece is embroidered, ironing on the reverse side will prevent damage to the embroidery. 

We recommend washing your towels once a week and, to ensure their rotation, you should have two sets: one stored in your closet and the other in your bathroom.  

Wash your towels hot (60°C) without using fabric softener. Softeners can reduce their absorbency. 

To preserve their softness, dry them in the tumble dryer on a low temperature until they are still slightly damp. Then air dry them in a dry place.  

Finally, iron your towels at a low temperature. 

If the piece is embroidered, ironing on the reverse side will prevent damage to the embroidery.

Wash your table linen according to the instructions on the label. However, avoid using fabric softener, which can cause the fibres to stick together. Also avoid overloading your machine to prevent the cotton fibres from breaking.  

You can dry and iron your table linen at a medium temperature with a cooling cycle at the end to reduce the formation of wrinkles. 

Iron your tablecloths when they are still slightly damp. Using a steam iron will make the task easier. 

If the piece is embroidered, ironing on the reverse side will prevent damage to the embroidery.