Towel Care Guide

Our luxury towels are made from 100% cotton for a soft, absorbent, and long-lasting finish. With proper care, your towels will stay plush and comfortable for years. Keep in mind that products like cleaning agents, toiletries, and toothpaste can cause discolouration or stains, so it’s best to avoid direct contact.

Cotton is a strong and easy to care for natural fabric, and all our towels are made from high quality natural fibres. This makes them durable and fully machine washable.

Here are some simple tips to help you care for your towels and keep them looking their best:

Machine Wash at 40°C, with Similar Colours

Tumble Dry at max 60°C

Ironing not recommended

Do Not Bleach, Do Not Dry-Clean

 

Washing Towels

We advise shaking the towels before and after washing. This opens up the fibres and allows the detergent to sink in pre-wash, and speeds up the drying process post-wash.

We suggest that you wash your towels on a low heat (up to 40 degrees). Alongside a natural, non-bleach detergent, this prevents damage and prolongs the life of your towels. Use fabric conditioners sparingly and not in every wash as they have a tendency to reduce absorbency. Avoid using fabric conditioners in the first few washes.

Washing With Colours

Ideally, you should wash your towels with similar colours, or on their own, to prevent the colours from running and ruining your chosen beddable shade. If you are washing your towels with other colours, use a colour catcher to avoid contamination. Please note that colour catchers do not 100% guarantee prevention, it is always best to wash colours on their own.

Drying

When it comes to the final touches, we recommend keeping it simple. If you like keeping your towels super soft, it is most effective to tumble dry for maximum fluffiness. When tumble drying, be careful not to ‘over dry’. Remember you can always line dry too, depending on how you like your towels to feel.

Bonus Tips

To prevent snags, wash the towels separately from garments with zips or trims. In the event of pulls or snags, snip them off with a pair of scissors. It is perfectly normal for towels with a high GSM, to be prone to this, as the fabric is very dense.

To keep towels fresh, we recommend hanging them to dry between uses to prevent them from becoming damp. Don’t forget to wash your towels once a week to remove germs and keep them in good condition.