Linen
Unlock the secrets of linen's timeless beauty and durability with our comprehensive guide on linen use and care.
Drying: "Let nature work its magic, air dry with grace''
It is recommended to air dry linen fabric instead of using a dryer. Dry it naturally in a shaded area or on a low heat ironing board. When hanging linen fabric, ensure it is smoothed out properly to minimize wrinkles. If you prefer to store linen fabric after drying, place it in an airtight container or hang it in a garment bag.
It is recommended to air dry linen fabric instead of using a dryer. Dry it naturally in a shaded area or on a low heat ironing board. When hanging linen fabric, ensure it is smoothed out properly to minimize wrinkles. If you prefer to store linen fabric after drying, place it in an airtight container or hang it in a garment bag.
Washing : "Preserve the beauty, wash with care."
It is best to wash linen fabric with similar colors. If using a washing machine, choose a gentle cycle with cold water. Avoid using excessive detergent. Use a small amount of laundry detergent.Do not use bleach or products containing bleach, as they can damage the color and fibers of the linen fabric. If possible, hand wash linen fabric. Gently rub in cold water and rinse.
Ironing : ''Press with precision, linen's ultimate caress''
Use a warm setting when ironing linen fabric. High temperatures can damage or scorch the linen fibers. Before ironing, lightly dampen the fabric using a water spray. Iron the linen fabric gently, moving the iron slowly over the fabric to remove wrinkles. Avoid excessive pressure or friction. When ironing a patterned linen fabric, iron the reverse side to protect the patterns.
Use a warm setting when ironing linen fabric. High temperatures can damage or scorch the linen fibers. Before ironing, lightly dampen the fabric using a water spray. Iron the linen fabric gently, moving the iron slowly over the fabric to remove wrinkles. Avoid excessive pressure or friction. When ironing a patterned linen fabric, iron the reverse side to protect the patterns.
Stains and Cleaning : "Revive the radiance, stains no longer in place."
It is important to promptly address any stains on linen fabric. Before using any stain-removing chemicals, rinse the stain with water gently. Use warm soapy water or mild detergent to clean the stain. Gently scrub with a soft brush or sponge. For specific types of stains, it is advisable to perform a fabric test before using stain removers.
It is important to promptly address any stains on linen fabric. Before using any stain-removing chemicals, rinse the stain with water gently. Use warm soapy water or mild detergent to clean the stain. Gently scrub with a soft brush or sponge. For specific types of stains, it is advisable to perform a fabric test before using stain removers.
