We recommend referring to the individual care label on each garment for the most accurate and appropriate care instructions, as fabric compositions, garment construction and finishings may vary across styles. Proper care helps preserve the longevity and beauty of each piece.
For further information about garment care, please reach out and contact us.
Fabric Care
At Colleen Collective, we believe in the beauty of high - quality natural fibers like cotton, linen, and tencel. Our mission is to offer our customers luxurious, timeless pieces designed to endure the test of time. To ensure the longevity of these cherished garments, we’ve created this care guide, helping you preserve their quality and elegance for seasons to come. Please follow individual care labels for each garment.
Natural fibres are not only beautiful but also provide unmatched comfort and breathability. Their organic nature makes them more delicate and require more then synthetic fibres to ensure they maintain their beauty for years to come.
Ramie
Ramie is a fine, delicate fabric which is similar to Linen. It produced from the ramie plant which is part of the nettle family.
Its open weave has organic variations know as slubs, which are characteristic of its natural origin.
Ramie benefits from gentle handling and should be hand or cold gentle machine washed with care.
To help prevent snags and keep it looking its best, we recommend removing jewellery before getting dressed.
Tencel
Tencel, also know as lyocell, is a soft, breathable fibre known for its smooth feel and gentle drape. Made from sustainably sourced wood pulp, it offers a beautiful balance between strength and fluidity.
It's subtle sheen and resists wrinkling more than other natural fibres, making it an elegant yet practical choice for everyday wear.
Tencel is a delicate fibre, to maintain its longevity store in a cool dry place and wash gently at a low temperature with like colours.
Linen
Linen is a flax-based fibre known for its durability and breathability. With each wear, it softens beautifully, taking on a lived-in texture that enhances its natural charm.
Linen fabric has a relaxed weave with organic variations known as slubs, which are characteristic of its organic and rustic aesthetic. These unique details are not flaws, but part of what makes linen so special.
For best care, store flat to help preserve its shape and minimise creasing.
