Care & Guides – House of Bedding

Woven from extra-long staple fibers, Egyptian cotton offers a natural, silk-touch drape that softens with every wash, wrapping you in refined comfort night after night.

With its superior fiber length and high thread count, Egyptian cotton resists pilling, fraying, and thinning. Your bedding stays as pristine and smooth as the day you unbox it — for years to come.

Designed by nature to regulate temperature, this fabric keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter — always fresh, never stifling.

Lovingly processed without harsh chemicals, our Egyptian cotton is hypoallergenic, breathable, and ideal for sensitive skin — offering you softness with a conscience.

Choosing Egyptian cotton isn't just about luxury — it's about lasting quality, enduring beauty, and restorative rest you can feel night after night.

• Hand wash or use a gentle machine cycle under 30°C
• Avoid bleach or strong chemical detergents
• Fully dissolve detergent before use
• Use short wash cycles and rinse thoroughly
• Dry completely — do not leave damp

• Avoid letting the bedding stay wet from water or sweat
• Wash promptly if soiled or stained

• Do not mix with other laundry products when washing
• Iron with low heat only

• Gently shake your comforter each morning to maintain loft and freshness
• Let it breathe — open the windows and fold or lay it out for ventilation
• Once a week, air it out without the duvet cover in a shaded, breezy place

• Rotate head-to-foot regularly to prevent uneven feather distribution

• Always use a duvet cover made of 100% cotton or linen
• Wash the cover weekly, or more often if soiled

• Full washes are only needed every 6–12 months
• Focus on frequent cover washing, and clean the comforter sparingly

• Use a large front-loading washer with delicate/wool cycle
• Wash with lukewarm water (below 40°C) and a pH-neutral down-safe detergent
• Use only 1/3 the usual detergent amount
• Never use bleach or fabric softeners

• Soak gently in lukewarm water with down detergent for 15 minutes
• Gently press — never wring or twist
• Rinse thoroughly until water runs clear

• For small stains, spot clean using mild soap and lukewarm water

• Always dry fully to prevent mold and odor
• Gently press out excess water (no twisting)
• Tumble dry on low with 2–3 tennis balls or wool dryer balls for fluffiness
• If air drying, lay flat in a well-ventilated place out of direct sunlight
• Shake and fluff occasionally during drying

• Only store when fully dry
• Use a breathable cotton bag — avoid plastic or vacuum bags
• Store in a dry, ventilated place without pressure on top

• Avoid prolonged weight on the comforter (pets, kids, heavy objects)
• Replace your goose down comforter every 5–7 years for optimal comfort