🌿 Care instructions for Flannel, Percale and Sateen Bedding.

✨ FLANNEL BEDDING CARE

Flannel is soft, warm, and cozy. Proper care keeps it fluffy and helps prevent pilling.

Washing

  • Wash in cold or warm water on a gentle cycle.

  • Use a mild, natural detergent.

  • Avoid fabric softeners—they can reduce softness and break down fibers.

Drying

  • Tumble dry on low heat.

  • Remove promptly to prevent deep wrinkles and fiber stress.

  • For reduced pilling, dry on low and finish with an air-dry cycle.

Tips

  • Wash flannel before first use for extra softness.

  • Avoid high heat—it can cause shrinkage and increase pilling.

  • Wash flannel separately from items with zippers or rough textures.

✨ PERCALE BEDDING CARE

Percale is crisp, breathable, and lightweight—perfect for warm sleepers.

Washing

  • Wash in cold or warm water on a normal or gentle cycle.

  • Use a mild detergent to maintain fiber integrity.

  • Avoid bleach or harsh chemicals.

Drying

  • Tumble dry on low to medium heat.

  • Remove while slightly damp to reduce wrinkles.

  • Shake out and smooth by hand before folding or placing on the bed.

Tips

  • Percale naturally softens with each wash.

  • For a crisp hotel feel, lightly iron on low if desired.

  • Wash with similar lightweight cotton items.

✨ SATEEN BEDDING CARE

Sateen is silky, smooth, and luxurious. Gentle care maintains its sheen.

Washing

  • Use cold water on a gentle cycle.

  • Choose a liquid natural detergent, preferably one free of optical brighteners.

  • Do not use fabric softeners (sateen is naturally soft).

Drying

  • Tumble dry on low heat or air dry.

  • Remove promptly to prevent deep creasing.

  • Over-drying can weaken the sheen—use low heat only.

Tips

  • Wash sateen separately from heavy fabrics to avoid friction.

  • Avoid high heat (washing or drying), which can dull the finish.

  • Line drying helps preserve the natural luster.

🌿 GENERAL CARE TIPS (ALL FABRICS)

  • Wash bedding every 1–2 weeks for freshness and longevity.

  • Use natural, non-toxic detergents to protect fibers and skin.

  • Avoid bleach, optical brighteners, and harsh chemicals.

  • Store bedding in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.