Basic/Comfy/CottonPRO fabric:

Wash and iron inside out. Wash at 30°C. Iron at up to 100°C. Do not tumble dry. We recommend using gentle, disinfecting laundry detergents. Save time on ironing by hanging the item on a hanger to dry, allowing it to straighten out on its own. If you'd like extra softness and drape, iron the item – the fabric irons easily and feels even nicer to the touch afterward.

The Linen Air fabric:

The Linen Air fabric requires different care than Basic/Comfy/CottonPRO – due to its natural linen fibers, it should be ironed after every wash. Wash on a gentle cycle at 30°C, without bleach or chlorine. Do not tumble dry – hang items up to dry, away from heat sources. Iron on the reverse side at up to 110°C, ideally with steam – this will restore the item's original appearance. Slight creasing and a small change in dimensions after washing are natural characteristics of this type of fabric, not a defect. The fabric is certified to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100.

For stainless steel thermal bottles and mugs:

How to care for them?
To preserve their thermal and hygienic properties:

• Wash by hand with warm water and a little dish soap after each use
• Dry them open, and store without the lid
• Avoid washing in the dishwasher and prolonged soaking – this may affect the vacuum insulation performance

The Linen Air fabric – A high-quality blend of linen and viscose. Cool to the touch, breathable and elegant, with a natural, linen-like texture.

Composition: 72% viscose / 28% linen

The Linen Air fabric combines the natural character of linen with the softness of viscose. Proper care helps preserve its properties, appearance and comfort for a long time.

Washing

Wash on a gentle cycle at up to 30°C.

Do not use bleach or chlorine-based products.

Drying

Do not tumble dry.

Dry on a hanger, away from direct heat sources.

Ironing

Ironing after every wash is an essential care step for garments made from The Linen Air fabric. It restores the fabric's original appearance, helps the natural fibers settle properly and keeps the garment's proportions accurate.

Iron on the reverse side at up to 110°C.

For best results, use steam or lightly spray the fabric with water before ironing.

Natural fabric characteristics

The Linen Air contains natural linen fibers, so it behaves differently than synthetic fabrics.

Slight creasing is a natural characteristic of linen and highlights the fabric's authentic character.

Unlike the Basic and Comfy fabrics, which after washing can often simply be shaken out and air-dried on a hanger, The Linen Air needs to be ironed after every wash to fully bring out the fabric's qualities.

After washing, the fabric may change dimensions slightly. This is a natural property of linen fibers.

Once properly ironed, the garment regains its original appearance, and any dimensional change does not exceed 2%.

Certification

The Linen Air fabric is certified to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100, confirming it has been tested for harmful substances and is safe for skin contact.

Tip

For the best result, iron the garment while it is still slightly damp, or use the steam function. Natural fibers respond best to moisture, which makes the fabric easier to smooth out while keeping its distinctive look.