SDH Product Care

SDH products are meticulously crafted in accordance with our stringent standards for quality and value. We design our linens such that buyers consider them personal investments. If cared for properly, they will provide pure enjoyment and beauty that lasts for years. The following are tips and guidelines to care for your purchase.

Washing at Home
Most products are made for home laundering (see below for items that are recommend to be professionally dry-cleaned or laundered). They are oversized when cut in order to allow for the appropriate amount of shrinkage. Please pre-wash all of your washable linens prior to use in order to allow them to arrive at the proper size.

SDH recommends you wash your linens separately from other items. Zippers, buttons and other rough surfaces may damage the fibers causing pilling.

SDH recommends SDH Fine Fabric Wash (available below) a mild laundering product to safeguard your investment. Whatever detergent you choose, it should not have brighteners or other bleaching agents as this will eventually fade your linens. Fabric softens are not recommended. Remove your load promptly from the washer shake and line dry or place in dryer when advisable.

Note: Skin products with alpha hydroxy and certain aloe vera ingredients may cause the fibers to discolor.

Washing with a Trusted Professional
SDH recommends that matte lasse products along with coverlets and coordinating shams and bedskirts all be professionally cared for. These items are heavy and large and should be entrusted to a launderer specially equipped to clean and care for fine linens. The professional should pre-measure the item and block it when wet to yield the best results.

Ironing
Line drying is a wonderful way to care for your linens. Take care to hang items in the shade (direct sunlight will fade fibers). There is nothing like line-dried sheets for crisp, wrinkle free freshness! However, for those of you who don’t have the time or the space we recommend that machine dryable items be dried at a low setting - an extreme hot (or even cold) temperature shocks the fiber and decreases its life. Remove items immediately after drying and smooth out wrinkles with your hands as you fold them. If you plan to iron, you may want to remove items when they are still slightly damp. Do NOT over dry your fine linens.

Storing at Home
Store linens flat and out of direct sunlight. Exposure to direct sunlight will fade fibers.

SDH Bedding