Ink Corduroy Tote Bag

All Linen Products

The beauty of natural linen is that regular washing will only make it softer and even more luxurious. Our linen is extremely durable and made from high-quality natural fibres, however, it’s important to maintain and care for your linen correctly to avoid damage. Please consult our Linen Care guide below to help you make the most out of your linen!

Washing And Drying Your Linen

For regular cleaning, we recommend a warm and gentle hand or machine wash with a mild detergent (no bleach or detergent with optical brighteners). Washing your linen with high temperatures can cause shrinkage and weaken the natural fibres.

We also recommend separating white, light and dark linens prior to machine washing, and washing linens separately from other fabrics. Avoid soaking your linens for more than 10 minutes. If you choose to outsource your linen cleaning to external providers, please ensure they are aware of the appropriate way to care for your linen.

Linen can be tumble-dried on a low heat. Alternatively, we recommend air-drying your linen where possible for a softer, more superior finish. Avoid over-drying linen or drying in direct sunlight as this can cause damage to the fibres making them appear brittle, bleached and feel dented.

Storing Your Linen

To prevent mildew, make sure your linens are completely dry before storing. Linen is created using natural fibres that need to breathe, and are best kept in cool, dry areas with appropriate ventilation. Avoid storing your linen in direct sunlight, as this can cause discolouration.

Ironing Your Linen

Natural linens are designed to have a soft, textural finish after washing. Creases and wrinkles are all part of the beauty and magic of pure linen! However, if you do wish to iron or press your linen, we recommend using a medium-hot iron while the material is still damp for best results. 

Can I tumble dry my corduroy tote bag?

Corduroy is prone to shrinkage. For this reason, line drying is preferred. It may be tumble dried however on low heat only and it is recommended that you remove it whilst still slightly damp and line dry to finish.

Can I iron my corduroy tote bag?

Ironing your corduroy is not necessary however if you do choose to use an iron, ensure that the bag is turned inside out first. Use the lift and lower method on a low heat/delicate setting.