Care of Cotton
  Care of Linen
  Care of Silk
  Pillow Care
  Duvet Care

St. Geneve bed linens are designed and made in Canada using the highest quality European fabrics; Silk, Giza 70 Egyptian Cotton and Micro Modal®, woven by trusted mills in Germany and Italy and finished to top European standards.

Our cotton collections are hand crafted, exclusive and exquisite. We use the highly prized Giza 70 & other high - end varieties of cotton. Our commitment is to provide you with the highest standard of luxury.

Like any luxury item, with a little extra care, they will reward you with many years of the most luxurious comfort and lasting beauty. But like any luxury item, they do not respond well to common treatment, so we recommend the following simple instructions.

   

Washing Instructions


Use only moderate temperatures for both washing and drying. Always wash white, colored, and dark fabrics separately. Select a mild soap such as a special Linen Wash, or Ivory. Specialty fabric soaps are best. Never use liquid fabric softener, bleach or any detergent containing bleach. Don't use color safe bleach, or bleach for the unbleachables. If you are not sure, it is best not to use the product. Make sure all soap is thoroughly rinsed out.

NOTE: There are some European front loading washing machines that specify that their soap should be used. Please Don't.

It is best to machine wash these bed linens on a gentle cycle without any other types of articles, in a small to moderate size load. Never wash with towels, blue jeans, or any other articles that can scour the surface of the fabric.

Do not use "water saver" settings. These fabrics will last much better if they have lots of water to swim around in. When water is limited, the fabrics will scrub against themselves. This is also why you should never overload the machine.

Machine dry on delicate at moderate temperatures, and do not over dry. You will be surprised at how quickly these fine fabrics dry. Remove immediately at end of cycle. If you wish to press, it is recommended that ironing be done while the fabric is still slightly damp.

 
 


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