Care & Washing

All-natural care for your clothing, your little ones, and the planet we share.

From heirloom knits to lived-in denim, our garments are thoughtfully made to last—and with a little extra love, they can be cherished for years to come. This guide offers simple, earth-friendly care instructions using only natural methods, crafted with both longevity and gentleness in mind.

For All Fabrics

Woven Cotton • Muslin • Linen • Hemp • Cotton Denim • Cotton Fleece

Wash Less, Love More: Natural fibers don't need frequent washing. Spot-clean when possible and let pieces air out between wears.

Cold Water Always: Protects fabric, conserves energy, and is gentler on skin.

Hand Wash or Delicate Cycle: Especially for muslin, fleece, knits, and anything baby-sized.

Natural Detergents Only: Choose unscented, plant-based options—or try:
• Castile soap (just a few drops)
• Soap nuts or biodegradable sheets
• Baking soda for freshness
• White vinegar in the rinse cycle for softening

Skip the Dryer: Air drying extends life and keeps shape. Lay flat or hang in the shade.

Natural Stain Care

Fresh stains: Rinse immediately with cold water

General stains: Make a gentle paste with baking soda and water, let sit 30 minutes

Oil stains: Sprinkle salt or cornstarch, let absorb, then brush away gently

Set-in stains: Soak in cold water with white vinegar before washing

A Note on Elastane
Some of our pieces contain a small amount of elastane(up to 6%) for comfort, movement, and durability. While elastane isn’t a natural fiber, it helps garments hold their shape through everyday play and wear.Because elastane is synthetic, it can release tiny microfibers when washed. To help minimize this impact, we recommend washing these garments in a microfiber-catching wash bag (such as a Guppyfriend® bag).

Muslin & Woven Cotton / Cotton Knitware

• Cold hand wash or gentle machine wash
• Lay flat or hang dry
• Avoid wringing or harsh scrubbing

COTTON KNITWARE
Handle with care.
Wash in cold water on a gentle cycle or by hand, and lay flat to dry to prevent stretching.
Use a garment bag to avoid snags, and fold rather than hang to maintain shape.

Linen & Hemp

• Wash cold, gently
• Shake out and reshape while damp
• Air dry—softens with every wear

Cotton Denim

• Wash sparingly, inside out
• Spot clean and air out
• Air dry or tumble low if needed

Brushed & Fleece cotton

• Wash inside out on cold
• Use a gentle, natural soap
• Air dry flat to maintain shape and softness
• Avoid high heat, which can wear out the fiber loops