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Material matters

Different fabrics have different care requirements and individual care labels will give you the best instructions but, if in doubt…

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Cotton

Known for its durability, cottons are best washed at 30°C, or 40°C. Iron while damp to easily remove any creases.

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Linen

Use a gentle detergent and machine wash at 30°C, or 40°C. Store away from sunlight in a cool, dark space to maintain the integrity of the fabric.

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Silk

Our silk bed linen can be machine washed at 30°C on a delicate setting. Iron while damp to minimise the effects of the iron’s heat and make sure the iron is cleaned beforehand.

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Hemp

Machine washed at 40°C or 30°C and use a fabric conditioner to help soften. Make sure the machine isn’t too full, so bed linen can soak up water properly. Tumble dry at a low temperature as hemp tends to dry quicker than other fabrics.

How to keep your sheets white

• Regularly launder white sheets to help maintain brightness and freshness.
   
• Ensure your washing machine is totally clean. If your washing machine has a ‘Drum clean’ or ‘Tub clean’ setting, it is a cleaning cycle designed to remove detergent residue and build up.
   
• Wash similar colours together to avoid any colour transfers. Avoid fabric softeners, as they can dull the finish.
   
• Some sheets will allow the use of non-chlorine bleach only and others no bleach at all, depending on the finishing process, type of fibre and colour. It’s usually better to avoid chlorine bleaches, as these can have a chemical reaction to protein stains and turn them more yellow. Check individual care labels for guidance.
   
• Treat stains quickly. This will increase your chances of removing them, rather than letting them settle into the fibres.
   
• Do not overload your washing machine – this can prevent it from cleaning whites properly, as items cannot move as freely around the drum to remove dirt.

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If there’s one thing we know, it’s that white bed linen just works. Simple and soothing the neutral provides a sense of calm in any scheme.

Which sheets?

Visit our bed-linen buying guide to find the collection that is right for you.

Find the right fit

Single, double, king or even bigger – our size charts will make sure your sheets measure up.