Product care

All our cotton bed linen can be washed on a gentle programme up to 40°C.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on the corresponding programme.

Iron at a medium to high temperature.

For storage, use fabric bags that let your bed linen breathe and keep it in a dry place.

Bed linen made from microfibre can be washed on a gentle programme up to 60°C.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on the corresponding gentle programme.

Microfibre products do not need ironing. If you do want to iron them, keep the temperature low.

For storage, use fabric bags that let your bed linen breathe and keep it in a dry place.

Synthetic bed linen can be washed on a gentle programme up to 40°C.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on the corresponding gentle programme.

Iron at a low temperature.

For storage, use fabric bags that let your bed linen breathe and keep it in a dry place.

Products with a natural filling — goose down, duck down, wool — should be dry cleaned.

For hygiene, air your duvet or quilt once a month.
Storage

Store these products in a fabric bag so they can breathe, in a dry place.

Products with a synthetic filling, such as wadding and silicone microfibre balls, can be washed at a low temperature on a low spin.

For hygiene, air your duvet or quilt once a month.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on the programme for duvets and quilts.

Store these products in a fabric bag so they can breathe, in a dry place.

Products with a natural filling — goose down, duck down, wool — should be dry cleaned.

For hygiene, air your pillows at least once a month.

Store your pillows in a fabric bag so they can breathe, in a dry place.

Products with a synthetic filling, such as wadding and silicone microfibre balls, can be washed at a low temperature on a low spin.

For hygiene, air your pillows at least once a month.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on a gentle programme.

Store your pillows in a fabric bag so they can breathe, in a dry place.

Our mattress protectors can be washed on a gentle programme up to 40°C.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on a gentle programme.

Store your mattress protector in a fabric bag, in a dry place.

All our cotton and cotton-blend throws can be washed on a gentle programme up to 40°C.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on the corresponding gentle programme.

Iron at a medium to high temperature.

For storage, use fabric bags and keep them in a dry place.

You can wash your synthetic throws on a gentle programme up to 40°C.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on the corresponding gentle programme.

Iron at a low to medium temperature.

For storage, use fabric bags and keep them in a dry place.

Cotton towels and bathrobes can be washed on a 40-60°C programme. Avoid household cleaners, facial cleansers and toothpastes containing benzoyl peroxide, retinol, alpha hydroxy acids or hydrogen peroxide, which can discolour your towel.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on the corresponding programme.

Note that using a tumble dryer on an unsuitable programme cuts the life of these products by 50%.

Towels and bathrobes are best not ironed, as it damages the structure of the fibres. If you do want to iron them, use a low temperature.

For storage, use fabric bags and keep them in a dry place.

Cotton-blend towels and bathrobes are best washed on a programme up to 40°C. Avoid household cleaners, facial cleansers and toothpastes containing benzoyl peroxide, retinol, alpha hydroxy acids or hydrogen peroxide, which can discolour your towel.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on the corresponding gentle programme.

Note that using a tumble dryer on an unsuitable programme cuts the life of these products by 50%.

Towels and bathrobes are best not ironed, as it damages the structure of the fibres. If you do want to iron them, use a low temperature.

For storage, use fabric bags and keep them in a dry place.

Microfibre towels and bathrobes are best washed on a programme up to 40°C. Avoid household cleaners, facial cleansers and toothpastes containing benzoyl peroxide, retinol, alpha hydroxy acids or hydrogen peroxide, which can discolour your towel.

Line drying is preferable. A tumble dryer may be used on the corresponding programme.

Note that using a tumble dryer on an unsuitable programme cuts the life of these products by 50%.

Towels and bathrobes are best not ironed, as it damages the structure of the fibres. If you do want to iron them, use a low temperature.

For storage, use fabric bags and keep them in a dry place.