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Care Guide

Bed Sheets

Bed Sheets

Signature TENCELā„¢ & Everyday TENCELā„¢ Sheets

  • Gentle machine wash in cold water at or below 30Ā°C.
  • Wash separately to avoid tugging from zips, buttons or embellishments from other fabrics.
  • Iron on low heat if needed.
  • Do not dry clean, do not soak.
  • Flip sheets inside out to wash.
  • Use of laundry bag is highly recommended.
  • Do not tumble dry.
  • Line dry away from direct sunlight.
  • Gentle detergent is advised, dilute concentrated detergents.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach as an ingredient, as bleach damages the TENCELā„¢ Lyocell fibre.
  • Pilling due to abrasion is inevitable, we recommend using a razor blade to gently comb out the fuzz balls.

Read our wash & care FAQ below for more tips & recommendations.

Cotton Sheets

  • Wash separately before use.
  • Gentle machine wash in lukewarm water at or below 40Ā°C
  • Wash separately from other fabrics.
  • Do not tumble dry.
  • Do not dry clean.
  • Do not soak.
  • Iron on low heat if required.
  • Line dry away from direct sunlight.
  • Avoid long exposure under direct sunlight.
  • Gentle detergent is advised, dilute concentrated detergents.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach as an ingredient, as bleach damages the Cotton fibre.
  • Pilling due to abrasion is inevitable, we recommend using a sharp razor blade or shaver to very gently comb out the fuzz balls.

Read our wash & care FAQ below for more tips & recommendations.

More Tips for TENCELā„¢ Sheets Care

  • Wash only on delicate cycle
  • Turn the sheets inside out to minimise abrasion on the outside surface
  • Use a fine mesh laundry bag, which acts as a physical barrier to protect from friction
  • Avoid overloading the washing machine (1/2 full). This allows the sheets to move around sufficiently and not damage the fibres.
  • Use an enzyme based laundry detergent. Do not use harsh chemicals like bleach or oxi.
  • Do not pour detergent directly onto the sheets.
  • Laundry pods are not recommended as most of them contain softeners. If needed, place the laundry pods in first before the sheets to prevent the pods from directly melting onto the sheets.
  • Do not tumble dry. No hot water wash or high ironing as heat can easily damage the fibres.
  • Use a lint roller regularly to remove any knots or pills on the surface.

Please be reminded:

Pilling is a common issue that affects various textiles, often exacerbated by friction and rough usage. Individuals with short hair or stubble, as well as those who move around a lot while sleeping, may notice more pilling.

Despite being very durable and strong, TENCELā„¢ Lyocell is also quite delicate and requires special care. It is important to follow the care guide and instructions to maintain the fabric's quality.

Pilling can occur with most fabrics, but some are more resistant than others. TENCELā„¢ Modal, for instance, is known for its pill-resistant properties due to its manufacturing process. Unfortunately, pure TENCELā„¢ Lyocell fabric may pill more easily.

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Covers and Protectors

Weighted Blanket

  • Hand wash recommended, in cold water at or below 30Ā°C.
  • Do not soak.
  • Do not iron.
  • Do not dry clean.
  • Do not tumble dry.
  • Do not expose blanket to high temperatures as it may damage the glass beads and padding.
  • Gentle detergent is advised, dilute concentrated detergents.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach as an ingredient, as bleach will damage cotton fibres.
  • Check machineā€™s maximum load if machine wash, wash at gentle wash and spin cycle.

TENCELā„¢ Duvet

  • Hand or machine wash at or below 20Ā°C.
  • Do not soak.
  • Do not dry clean.
  • Do not tumble dry.
  • Do not iron.
  • Hang or flat dry away from direct sunlight
  • Gentle detergent is advised, dilute concentrated detergents.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach or chlorine as an ingredient, as it will damage the TENCELā„¢ Lyocell fibres.

TENCELā„¢ Mattress Protector

  • Wash at or below 60Ā°C.
  • Tumble dry on low temperature.
  • Do not iron.
  • Do not dry clean.
  • Gentle detergent is advised, dilute concentrated detergents.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach as an ingredient, as bleach damages the TENCELā„¢ Lyocell fibre.

Throws

  • Cold machine wash.
  • Wash separately before use.
  • Do not bleach or wring.
  • Do not tumble dry.
  • Do not dry clean.
  • Warm iron if required.
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Pillows & Bolster

Silk Pillow

  • Keep away from touch of pets/sharp objects.
  • Spot-clean silk as needed using a gentle detergent.
  • Hand wash and line dry out of direct sunlight.
  • Do not soak.
  • Gentle detergent is advised, avoid using softeners.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach as an ingredient, as bleach will damage silk fibres.

Even Loft Pillow

  • Spot-clean as needed using a gentle detergent.
  • Hand wash with cold water at or below 30Ā°C.
  • Line dry or lay flat to dry.
  • Do not soak.
  • Gentle detergent is advised, avoid using softeners.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach as an ingredient, as bleach will damage cotton fibres.

Down Alternative Pillow

  • Spot-clean as needed using a gentle detergent.
  • Hand wash with cold water at or below 30Ā°C.
  • Line dry or lay flat to dry.
  • Do not soak.
  • Gentle detergent is advised, avoid using softeners.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach as an ingredient, as bleach will damage cotton fibres.

Sofzsleep Pillows & Bolsters

  • Sometimes the pillow has a noticeable smell when you open the packaging. The smell isnā€™t harmful or toxic and disappears over time.
  • Airing and vacuuming the pillow helps to eliminate the smell faster.
  • Keep latex pillow away from direct sunlight.

Care instructions for Bamboo cover:

  • Do not tumble dry.
  • Do not soak.
  • Do not bleach.
  • Do not iron Dry Clean.
  • Machine wash below 30Ā°C on a delicate setting; shrinkage may occur
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Bath & Laundry

Ultra Soft Cotton Towel

  • Wash dark colours separately.
  • Wash the towels at or below 60Ā°C.
  • Tumble dry at medium heat.
  • Do not iron.
  • Do not dry clean.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach as an ingredient, as bleach damages the cotton fibre.

Silver Infused Cotton Towel

  • Wash dark colours separately.
  • Wash the towels at or below 60Ā°C.
  • Tumble dry at medium heat.
  • Do not iron.
  • Do not dry clean.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach as an ingredient, as bleach damages the cotton fibre.

Bamboo Towel

  • Wash dark colours separately.
  • Wash the towels at or below 60Ā°C.
  • Tumble dry at medium heat.
  • Do not iron.
  • Do not dry clean.
  • Do not use any kind of bleaching agent or detergents with bleach as an ingredient, as bleach damages the bamboo fibre.

Diatomite Mat

  • Wash with running water or wipe with a wet cloth to remove any powdered residue before usage.
  • Do not soak the mat in water.
  • Rinse the surface with running water or wipe with a wet cloth every 2 weeks.
  • Place mat in a well-ventilated place to air dry, away from direct sunlight.
  • Gently scrub with a brush or sandpaper to remove stains.
  • Lightly sand down the surface with sandpaper to increase absorbency after a period of usage.
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Kitchen & Living

Dinnerware

  • Microwave safe
  • Dishwasher safe

Cleaning Brushes

  • Keep brush dry between use
  • Do not soak or submerge in water
  • You may oil the bamboo brush head to protect it from cracking especially if you tend to submerge brush in water for prolonged periods
  • If you find your brush is not staying dry, dip the bristles in vinegar occasionally to help kill bacteria
  • Recommended to change brush every 3 - 6 months
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Ted & Luna

Bamboo Jersey

  • Machine Wash Cold/Lukewarm water
  • Dry flat in shade
  • Do not tumble dry
  • Do not dry clean
  • Do not bleach

  • Bamboo fabric is an extremely absorbent material and gets really heavy when wet. When drying the apparel/bedding, lay flat across a rack to prevent stretching.
  • Refrain from using a dryer to tumble dry as this may cause the apparel/bedding to lose its shape.
  • To further prevent stretching and reduce pilling, you may wish to flip your bamboo apparel/bedding inside out and put them in a laundry net when washing.
  • Drying flat and in the shade will help avoid that 'crisp' texture, if not it should also considerably soften upon wearing. We do not recommend using laundry softeners as the waxy coating present in softeners will interfere with the bamboo apparel/bedding's moisture-wicking and absorption properties.

Solvent-Free Vegan Leather

  • Surface clean only.
  • Do not scrub.
  • Do not machine wash, iron, bleach or dry clean.
  • Do not use harsh detergents, citrus, alcohol, bleach or abrasive cleaners (such as Jif) as they may damage the surface of the mat.
  • Ensure mat is dry before storing.
  • Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
  • The quilted mats are water-resistant but not entirely water impermeable due to the quilted stitching ā€“ Clean any liquid spills promptly with a towel/ rag/ paper towel.

  • Our vegan leather is stain-resistant but not stain-proof so avoid permanent markers/pens, acrylic paints or anything with a heavy dye. Be careful with some mineral sunscreens as these may stain. Quickly clean any marks by wiping with a baby wipe, paper towel or a damp cloth with mild soap.
  • Vegan Leather does crease - the creases will relax over time with use, but will reappear if the mat is folded to store. Creases are a characteristic of vegan leather and not a defect.

Natural Latex Insert Care (For Playmats)

  • Spot clean natural latex foam with mild soap and water. Your insert should be constantly protected by its cover.
  • If the natural foam is put under direct sunlight or exposed to air for several weeks, it will begin to dry out and become brittle.
  • If your natural foam becomes wet, remove the cover and let the components dry separately indoors.
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Wash & Care FAQs

Do I Need To Wash My New Weavve Sheets Before Use?

Always wash new sheets before using.Ā Fresh out of their package, our sheets may appear crisp, clean, and neatly folded.Ā But new bedding can sometimes feel scratchyĀ if not washedĀ before itā€™s used for the first time.Ā As fine fabrics are generally not pre-washed,Ā this first wash is important for removing stray fibres,Ā softening the sheet, preserving the beauty and prolonging its life.Ā 

Tips For Washing Your Sheets

Washing Tip #1: Itā€™s always best to wash bedding in its own load, separate from other laundry.Ā This gives the sheets more room to circulateĀ in the water,Ā which means theyā€™ll be washed more thoroughly.Ā Washing sheets alone also prevents damage caused byĀ zippers and other fasteners,Ā and reduces the amount of piling that can happen over time.Ā 

Washing Tip #2: Avoid using high temperatures and use a gentle wash and spin cycle.Ā Choose a cold (30ĀŗC) or warm (40 ĀŗC) water cycle.Ā Choose the gentlest and a shorter cycle ensures that your sheets will not endure as much force, nor withstand excessive soaking. You'll definitely want to avoid both the heavy-duty cycleĀ and extra hot water,Ā as they will only damage and break down the fibres.Ā 

ā€œWhen in doubt, follow the care instructions on the label before laundering.ā€Ā 

Washing Tip #3: Use a gentle detergent, dilute concentrated detergents and skip the bleach to prevent discolouration.Ā Continued use of detergents containing whiteners, bleach, optical brighteners or alkalisĀ can change the colourĀ or weaken fibres over time.Ā 

Tips For Drying Your Sheets

Drying Tip #1: Line dry your bedding in soft, outdoor sunlight.Ā 

Line-drying is the way to go if you want to keepĀ your bedding as fresh as possible.Ā 

This method is the gentlest andĀ doesnā€™t weaken the fibres.Ā 

Do not tumble dry your Weavve sheets asĀ it increases wear and tear of the fabric, increasing the chances of furring and pilling.

Do I Need To Iron My Sheets?

We promise our sheets will feel amazing if ironed but it isnā€™t necessary. But if you want to bring that pristine hotel look home, itā€™s worth going the extra mile!

The best time to iron is when the bedding is slightly damp.

For cotton bedding, we recommend ironing with medium heat, and for TENCELā„¢ Lyocell bedding, use the low heat setting.

The trick with fitted sheets is to iron them on the bed using an extension socket for those hard to reach corners.

"Do be careful if you have a polyester topper or mattress as it might stick, so test a small area first to be on the safe side."

Why Do My Sheets Wrinkle So Much?

Natural fibres will wrinkle, especially Weavve's sheets as we do not treat our sheets with anti-wrinkling chemicals. But there are steps you can takeĀ while drying to minimise wrinkling.Ā 

To prevent creasing, remove your sheets immediately from the washing machine.Ā 

The best way to prevent these creases from formingĀ is to take the sheets out of the washing machine to line dry, as soon as it has finished.Ā 

Don't worry, the wrinkles will naturally ease itself out after a night or two of sleeping on it!

ā€œThe longer the bedding is left scrunched up in the wash, the more creases itā€™s likely to get.ā€Ā 

How Often Should I Change My Sheets?

We spend almost a third of our lives on our bedding, leaving behind sweat, body oil, and dead skin cells every night. To keep dust mites and other allergens at bay, sheets should be changed at least once every other week.

ā€œKeep multiple sets of sheets available and alternate between sets to maintain that clean, fresh feeling in your beds.ā€

Storing Your Weavve Sheets

Keep freshly laundered bedding in a cool, dry and well-ventilated space away from direct sunlight.

"For a little something extra, spritz your sheets with our Pillow Mist."

Why are there fuzz balls on my bedsheet? Why are my sheets pilling?

These fuzz balls, or pills, is a natural occurrence for all fabrics - regardless of the quality of the yarn fibres.Ā It is usually a tiny ball of yarn fibre that forms on the surface of the fabric, usually caused by abrasion on the surface.Ā While different fabrics have different tolerance to pilling, it does not necessarily mean the product is not well made. Oftentimes, TENCELā„¢, bamboo and silk tend to be more prone to pilling if not properly cared for, due to their extremely soft and silky properties.

"Abrasion can come from shaven body hair, coarse garments, sharp nails, and even using too strong detergents, soaking for an extended amount of time, as well as washing in a higher than recommended temperature."

To reduce pilling through wash and care, we recommend the following:

  1. Flip inside out and we recommend to use a laundry bagĀ 
  2. Wash separately from other fabrics, especially cotton, denim and the likes.
  3. Wash in cold or room temperature water.
  4. Use your gentlest wash setting with the lowest spin cycle. (Our TENCELā„¢ Lyocell sheets dries really quickly!)
  5. Use mild, liquid detergent that contains no bleaching or brightening agents , and dilute concentrated detergent in water. (No powdered detergent, bleach and softeners)
  6. Line dry promptly, do not use a dryer.
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