Washed Linen Pillow Case Arctic Check, Widow Pane, Plain design. Linen Standard, Queen, King, Custom sizes. Envelope style, European linen

Not only does this pure linen pillow case look adorably crumpled, it feels super soft as well. We prewash our linen for extra suppleness and comfort, meaning you can get a blissful night’s sleep. This pillow case is machine washable and can be tumble dried at low temperatures. There’s no need for ironing, giving you more time for the important things in life. Like sleeping.

Details
This listing includes one pillowcase.
Produced from 100% European linen, Oeko tex certified.
Prewashed process makes this pillow case very soft.

STANDARD SIZES:
US Standard 51 x 66 cm / 20″ x 26″
US Queen 51×76 cm / 20″x30″
US King 51×91 cm / 20 x 36″
Euro Square 66×66 cm / 26 x 26″
UK & EU Standard 50×70 cm / 20 x 27″
DE 40 x 80cm / 16 x 32″
DE 80 x 80cm / 32 x 32″
IT 50 X 80 cm / 20 x 32″
DK 60 x 63 cm / 24 x 25″
IKEA 50×60 cm / 20″x24″
Euro Big 70×70 cm / 28×28″
Body 51×137 cm / 20×54″
Boudoir/Breakfast 30×41 cm / 12×16″
Small Deco 41×41 cm / 16×16″
Deco 46×46 cm / 18×18″

CUSTOM SIZES: If you need a custom size, please let me know and we’ll gladly make it for you!

WASHING:
Regular washing is actually good for pure linen, softening and beautifying it, and giving it a lovely ‘lived-in’ look. With relaxed linens like these you don’t need to store them away ‘for best’, you can enjoy them every day. Linen fabric gets resists dirt more easily than other textiles, and if rinsed thoroughly it comes up just as new every time.
We normally recommend using a 40C setting, as higher temperatures tend to wear linen out faster.
Before washing always separate dark, coloured linens from white or off-white linens.
You can use stain remover on stains before laundering, but avoid using bleach since it weakens the fibres and may affect the colour of dyed linens. It’s worth noting that bleaching particles in conventional washing powder make natural linen colours fade.
Linen garments, table linens and bedlinens normally do not need pre-washing (or soaking). However, if you are washing a linen item for the first time, it can be soaked briefly in lukewarm water before the wash to avoid creasing.
Wash linen articles separately from other materials, especially during the first wash, as natural fibres tend to lose lint (or ‘nap’), which you don’t want to end up on your other items.