Our process begins with carefully sourced linen from New York or California. Cutting and layering the fabric, sewing it together, and ensuring each piece is pressed, finished, and packed with meticulous attention to detail, all contribute to our dedication to craftsmanship. This is why we proudly say our products are HANDMADE!

All our linens are proudly made in the USA, with our main production located in sunny Tampa, Florida.

In the spirit of old-fashioned craftsmanship, we prioritize building relationships with local suppliers that we can visit and engage with face-to-face.

By keeping our production close to home, we not only support American craftsmanship but also reduce our environmental footprint by minimizing transportation and promoting sustainable practices. When you choose our linens, you're not just investing in premium quality products, but also supporting a tradition of local craftsmanship and community engagement.

To wash and care for linens effectively:

1. Machine Wash in Delicates: Use a gentle or delicate cycle on your washing machine to avoid rough agitation that can damage the fabric.
2. Low Dry or Line Dry: After washing, either tumble dry on a low heat setting or air dry on a clothesline or drying rack. Avoid high heat, which can shrink or weaken the fabric.
3. Avoid Overloading: Don't overload the washing machine to ensure thorough cleaning and proper circulation of water and detergent.
4. Do Not Bleach: Skip the bleach to preserve the natural color and integrity of the linen fibers.
5. Press if Desired: If wrinkles bother you, iron the linens on a medium heat setting. However, if you're comfortable with a more relaxed look, feel free to skip this step.
6. Enjoy the Softness: With each washing, your linen will become softer and more comfortable, enhancing your overall experience.

By following these guidelines, you'll keep your linens clean, cozy, and in great condition for a long time.