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Linen Care Guide

Good linen deserves a little care, and a lot of living.

Gentle Washing & Drying

Linen is a natural fiber that deserves gentle care. A few simple washing and drying habits can help preserve its softness, shape, and natural beauty for years to come.

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Choose a Mild Detergent

Use a mild, pH-neutral liquid detergent. Avoid bleach and harsh cleaning products to protect natural linen fibers and preserve the fabric's quality.

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Hand Wash Gently

Wash in cool water (30°C / 86°F or below). Gently press and swish the fabric without rubbing, twisting, or pulling to protect its shape.

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Machine Wash with Care

Choose a gentle cycle and use a laundry bag. Wash with similar colors and keep the spin speed low to reduce friction and stretching.

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Air Dry Naturally

Gently reshape while damp and air dry in a shaded, well-ventilated area. Avoid direct sunlight and high heat to help maintain the fabric's shape.

Why Does Linen Feel Stiff After Washing?

With a little care, linen can find its softness again.

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What Happens After Washing

Linen naturally absorbs moisture, and its fibers may feel firmer as they dry. Hard water minerals, leftover detergent, and excessive heat can also contribute to stiffness. 

Fortunately, a few simple, gentle care steps can help bring back its natural softness and comfort.

How to Bring Back Softness

Three simple ways to care for your linen.

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01. A Gentle Vinegar Rinse

If hard water causes stiffness, a little diluted white vinegar may help remove mineral buildup. Test first, avoid long soaking, and rinse thoroughly.

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02. Relax the Fibers

While slightly damp, gently work the fabric with your hands or use a garment steamer to help relax the fibers.

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03. Machine Wash with Care

Choose a gentle cycle, use a mesh laundry bag, and wash with similar colors. Keep the spin speed low to reduce friction and stretching.

Understanding Shrinkage & Shape Changes

Natural fibers change with time and care. Understanding them helps your linen stay beautiful for longer.

Why Does Linen Shrink or Lose Its Shape?

Linen fibers naturally absorb moisture and swell when wet. As they dry, the fibers settle and the fabric may slightly change in size or shape. Hot water, vigorous washing, and high heat can make these changes more noticeable.

Why Can Pre-Shrunk Linen Still Shrink?

Pre-washing and pre-shrinking help minimize shrinkage, but cannot eliminate it completely. Natural linen may still settle slightly with later washes, especially in length. Gentle care helps keep these changes to a minimum.

What Can I Do If My Linen Has Shrunk or Lost Its Shape?

Emergency Treatment for Misshapen Garments

Soak the garment in lukewarm water below approximately 40°C (104°F) with a small amount of fabric softener to help relax the fibers. After soaking, gently stretch and reshape the garment, then lay it flat to air-dry in a cool, well-ventilated place. Avoid pulling or stretching it forcefully.

Best Way to Restore a Misshapen Garment

We recommend using a specialized linen fabric restorer according to the product instructions. This can help relax and loosen the fibers, improve shrinkage or distortion, and restore the garment as closely as possible to its original shape.

Please Note: The results depend on the fabric and the extent of the shrinkage or distortion. Severely shrunken or misshapen garments may not be fully restored.

How Can I Help My Linen Keep Its Shape?

Wash in cool water (30°C / 86°F or below), choose a gentle cycle, and avoid twisting or stretching while wet. Gently reshape before air drying, and keep away from direct sunlight and high heat.

Easy Ways to Release Wrinkles

Linen naturally creases with movement, and that's part of its charm. When you'd like a smoother look, a few simple tricks can help refresh your linen without reaching for an iron.

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Mist & Smooth

Lightly mist wrinkled areas with water, then gently smooth the fabric with your hands. Hang the garment to air dry, allowing the wrinkles to relax naturally. A simple way to refresh your linen before heading out.

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Bathroom Steam

Hang your linen garment in the bathroom while taking a warm shower, keeping it away from direct water. The gentle steam helps relax light wrinkles naturally. Leave it hanging for a while to let the fabric settle.

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The Damp Towel Trick

Place your linen garment in the dryer with a clean, damp towel. If the care label allows tumble drying, use low heat for a short cycle. The moisture helps relax wrinkles. Remove promptly and hang to finish drying.