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Caring for your CULTIVER products
As with all bedding and clothing, new linen should be washed before using for the first time. Please note, as per our returns policy we cannot accept washed linen so we recommend trying it on your bed before washing.
Drying your linen
You can line or tumble dry your linen. If line drying, please minimise prolonged and direct sun exposure where possible to safeguard the linen from uneven fading. If tumble drying, use a warm setting. Pull out promptly when finished and stretch out over the bed.
Linen does not require ironing, however if desired, a warm iron setting or steamer can be used.
Buttons
Our 100% pure linen duvet covers feature a beautifully finished button closure, to keep your duvet insert in place and your bed looking as elegant or relaxed as you wish. If you happen to lose or break a button, please contact customer-care@cultiver.com for a replacement.
How long should my linen last?
Linen is measured in GSM which refers to grams per square metre (of flax fibres). CULTIVER linen is produced at 165GSM, which is the optimum weight to achieve both a long lifespan and the immediate softness of your linen bedding (in times gone by, linen bedding was made from much heavier weight fabric, so it took years to achieve softness and the lightness we expect in bedding today).
When cared for correctly, linen bedding will last many years, however it is important to note that we have designed our range to ensure that our linen is soft from your very first sleep, which puts it later in its life cycle than a much heavier linen GSM. Without this process, linen can feel ‘rough’ or ‘coarse’ to sleep in. Keep in mind that even though linen as a fabric is quite durable, it is not exempt from wear and tear from constant use and incorrect care.
Due to the strain they come under, fitted sheets can show signs of wear earlier than on other products such as duvet covers and flat sheets. As CULTIVER linen at 165GSM is thicker than most, this is not a flaw in the fabric, but a normal result from frequent and considerable use. We suggest purchasing more than one fitted sheet to alternate between uses.
To ensure your linen bedding lasts a number of years, we recommend you follow our care instructions and follow the European mentality of ‘one set on the bed, one set on the line’ to reduce wear.
Caring for your Pure Linen Towels
With quality fabrics and timeless design, our items are made to last for years to come. Our Pure Linen Towels are crafted in Portugal using 100% linen. They can be machine washed on a warm cycle (up to 40°C) and gently tumble dried.
Due to the softening process during manufacturing, our linen towels may produce some excess lint when they first arrive. This will no longer happen after a few washes, so we simply recommend washing and tumble drying them separately.
Caring for your Pure Linen Duvet Cover
All our Linen Duvet Covers are finished with internal ties in each corner to secure your insert. Designed to prevent your duvet from moving when inside the cover, simply gently tie each corner to your duvet upon making the bed, and remember to untie when removing to wash.
Caring for your Denim Towels
At 500GSM, our Denim Towels are substantial and designed to last. Woven in Portugal with a blend of environmentally-conscious Lyocell and cotton containing recycled denim fibres, they can be machine washed on a warm cycle (up to 40°C) and gently tumble or line dried.
We recommend washing and tumble drying separately to begin with to avoid excess lint or colour bleaching onto other fabrics.
Caring for your Linen Waffle Robe
Our Linen Waffle Robe is crafted from pure linen textured in a waffle weave. It can be machine washed on a warm cycle (up to 40°C) and then gently tumble dried. Warm iron if desired. Remove the tie belt before washing.
Caring for your Silk Linen Flip Pillowcase
Our Silk Linen Flip Pillowcase features pure linen on one side and 100% Mulberry silk on the flip. It can be machine washed on a warm cycle (up to 40°C) and then gently tumble dried. Warm iron if desired. We recommend washing dark colours separately.
Caring for your Silk Velvet Cushions
Our unique cushions are handmade in Turkey from vintage silk velvet fabric, with 100% linen backing. They have an invisible zipper closure for easy removal of the insert should the cover require cleaning. We recommend dry cleaning these delicate fabrics to preserve their beauty.
Drying your linen
You can line or tumble dry your linen. If line drying, please minimise prolonged and direct sun exposure where possible to safeguard the linen from uneven fading. If tumble drying, use a warm setting. Pull out promptly when finished and stretch out over the bed.
Linen does not require ironing, however if desired, a warm iron setting or steamer can be used.
Buttons
Our 100% pure linen duvet covers feature a beautifully finished button closure, to keep your duvet insert in place and your bed looking as elegant or relaxed as you wish. If you happen to lose or break a button, please contact customer-care@cultiver.com for a replacement.
How long should my linen last?
Linen is measured in GSM which refers to grams per square metre (of flax fibres). CULTIVER linen is produced at 165GSM, which is the optimum weight to achieve both a long lifespan and the immediate softness of your linen bedding (in times gone by, linen bedding was made from much heavier weight fabric, so it took years to achieve softness and the lightness we expect in bedding today).
When cared for correctly, linen bedding will last many years, however it is important to note that we have designed our range to ensure that our linen is soft from your very first sleep, which puts it later in its life cycle than a much heavier linen GSM. Without this process, linen can feel ‘rough’ or ‘coarse’ to sleep in. Keep in mind that even though linen as a fabric is quite durable, it is not exempt from wear and tear from constant use and incorrect care.
Due to the strain they come under, fitted sheets can show signs of wear earlier than on other products such as duvet covers and flat sheets. As CULTIVER linen at 165GSM is thicker than most, this is not a flaw in the fabric, but a normal result from frequent and considerable use. We suggest purchasing more than one fitted sheet to alternate between uses.
To ensure your linen bedding lasts a number of years, we recommend you follow our care instructions and follow the European mentality of ‘one set on the bed, one set on the line’ to reduce wear.
Caring for your Pure Linen Towels
With quality fabrics and timeless design, our items are made to last for years to come. Our Pure Linen Towels are crafted in Portugal using 100% linen. They can be machine washed on a warm cycle (up to 40°C) and gently tumble dried.
Due to the softening process during manufacturing, our linen towels may produce some excess lint when they first arrive. This will no longer happen after a few washes, so we simply recommend washing and tumble drying them separately.
Caring for your Pure Linen Duvet Cover
All our Linen Duvet Covers are finished with internal ties in each corner to secure your insert. Designed to prevent your duvet from moving when inside the cover, simply gently tie each corner to your duvet upon making the bed, and remember to untie when removing to wash.
Caring for your Denim Towels
At 500GSM, our Denim Towels are substantial and designed to last. Woven in Portugal with a blend of environmentally-conscious Lyocell and cotton containing recycled denim fibres, they can be machine washed on a warm cycle (up to 40°C) and gently tumble or line dried.
We recommend washing and tumble drying separately to begin with to avoid excess lint or colour bleaching onto other fabrics.
Caring for your Linen Waffle Robe
Our Linen Waffle Robe is crafted from pure linen textured in a waffle weave. It can be machine washed on a warm cycle (up to 40°C) and then gently tumble dried. Warm iron if desired. Remove the tie belt before washing.
Caring for your Silk Linen Flip Pillowcase
Our Silk Linen Flip Pillowcase features pure linen on one side and 100% Mulberry silk on the flip. It can be machine washed on a warm cycle (up to 40°C) and then gently tumble dried. Warm iron if desired. We recommend washing dark colours separately.
Caring for your Silk Velvet Cushions
Our unique cushions are handmade in Turkey from vintage silk velvet fabric, with 100% linen backing. They have an invisible zipper closure for easy removal of the insert should the cover require cleaning. We recommend dry cleaning these delicate fabrics to preserve their beauty.
