Organic Cotton
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Washable by hand or in the machine, preferably at 30 degrees, so it does not shrink.


Avoid using a dryer to keep the item from shrinking

Undemanding in storage and by removing stains

Wool

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As a rule, it is sufficient to shake out wool and air it instead of washing it after each use.

If washing is necessary, the most gentle way to do this is by hand washing, natural shampoo works very well for this.

Lie down to dry, e.g. on a towel. When hanging, pieces of wool often lose their shape.

Tencel
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Tencel is often mixed with other materials, there is no magic formula for this type of clothing.

The gentle cycle and 30 degrees are the best choice for clothes made from pure lyocell.

Otherwise the fabric is very easy to care for.

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Hemp
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The gentle cycle is ideal for hemp.

The textile is quite flexible at this temperature, but 30 degrees are recommended.

Air drying should be done as the dryer can stiffen the material.

Linen
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Often it is enough to hang the linen clothes and air them out.

You can wash linen without hesitation at 60 degrees, sometimes even higher.


Linen absorbs water - so fewer items of clothing than usual should be put in the machine when washing.


Air drying highly recommended.

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