Care Guide
Care Guide
Thoughtful Care for Everyday Textiles
Bedding and home textiles are part of your daily routine. A considered approach to washing, drying, refreshing and storing each piece can help preserve the texture, finish and appearance intended for the product.
Before You Begin
Let the Product Care Label Lead
Material composition and construction can differ from one LoomHaven item to another. Always use the individual product care label as the primary instruction before washing, drying or treating your textiles.
Read Before Washing
Check the sewn-in care label and product information first. This is especially important for filled bedding, decorative textiles and items with specific construction details.
Keep Care Gentle
Avoid unnecessary friction, overcrowding and aggressive handling. A quieter care routine is often more suitable for maintaining the intended surface and shape of soft textiles.
Treat Each Layer Individually
Sheets, pillows, duvets, blankets and decorative pieces may require different care. Do not assume that every item in a layered bed should be handled in exactly the same way.
A Simple Routine
Refresh, Wash and Dry with Intention
A consistent care rhythm can keep the bedroom feeling considered without turning textile care into an overly complicated routine.
Refresh
Straighten layers, reshape cushions and pillows where appropriate, and allow bedding to settle naturally between uses. Small daily adjustments can keep the bed looking composed.
Wash
Follow the individual label, separate items when their instructions differ and avoid overloading the machine. Where the care label allows, keep similar colors and compatible textiles together.
Dry
Use the drying method stated on the care label and make sure thicker textiles are fully dry before folding or storing. Avoid assuming every textile is suitable for the same drying method.
Wash with Restraint
Prepare the Piece Before It Meets the Machine
Good textile care begins before the wash cycle starts. A short check of the item can help you avoid mixing incompatible pieces or overlooking product-specific instructions.
Read the complete care label and confirm that the item is suitable for the washing method you intend to use.
Check closures, removable components and decorative details, and follow any specific preparation instructions provided with the item.
Give larger bedding enough room to move rather than tightly packing the machine.
After washing, reshape the textile gently where appropriate and proceed with the drying instructions stated on the label.
Care by Layer
Different Textiles Ask for Different Attention
Bedding
Sheets, Covers & Everyday Bed Layers
Check color, composition and care instructions before combining pieces in one wash. Close removable bedding covers where the product instructions recommend it and avoid forcing large pieces into an overcrowded load.
Filled Bedding
Comforters, Duvets & Pillows
Filled products can have care requirements that differ from flat bedding. Refer to the specific label for washing and drying guidance, and make sure the item is completely dry before returning it to use or storage.
Soft Layers
Blankets, Throws & Decorative Cushions
Texture, trims and surface finishes may influence how these pieces should be cleaned. Avoid treating every decorative textile as standard bedding and check whether covers or inserts have separate instructions.
Table Textiles
Table Linens & Fabric Decor
Address marks according to the care label and avoid aggressive treatment that may affect the fabric surface. Before washing with other items, confirm that the care instructions and color requirements are compatible.
Between Seasons
Store Clean, Dry and Uncrowded
Bedding and textile layers that are being put away should be clean and fully dry. Give them enough room to rest without forcing delicate or padded pieces into unnecessarily tight storage.
Before Storage
Confirm that the textile is completely dry and free from anything that should be addressed before it is folded away.
While Stored
Keep textiles in a clean, dry environment and avoid unnecessary compression where it may affect padded or structured pieces.
Returning to Use
Unfold, reshape and review the care label before refreshing an item that has been stored for an extended period.
Quick Check
Four Things to Check Every Time
Use the instructions attached to the exact item rather than relying on a general rule for all bedding.
Make sure the items you plan to wash together have compatible care requirements.
Avoid overcrowding larger textile pieces so they have appropriate room during the care process.
Before use or storage, make sure the item has completed the drying method specified by its care instructions.
Product-Specific Care
Unsure How to Care for a LoomHaven Piece?
If you need help understanding the information shown for a product, contact LoomHaven with the item details and we can help you review the available care guidance.