Textiles - care instructions

Duvet covers

Wash your bedding from Newport at 60° Celsius. Avoid using a detergent that contains bleach, except on bedding that is entirely white. You can tumble dry bedding at a low temperature and then iron it at a high temperature setting. Some of the bedding has button closures, so you should be careful not to iron over the buttons or put them through a mangle. It’s a good idea to turn your bedding inside-out prior to washing it. Doing so will reduce the wear and tear on the fabric. To avoid unnecessary wear and tear, we recommend that you do not use a fabric softener.

Faux Fur

Newport’s faux fur products have been manufactured from high quality materials that keep their lovely appearance over a long period of time. But to ensure that they remain soft and beautiful, we recommend that you avoid exposing them to moisture, heat, friction and dirt. If your faux fur product becomes very dirty, we recommend that you only hand it in for dry cleaning. If the fur becomes wet, hang it up to dry. You should never try to speed up the process by tumble drying or using a hair dryer.

Towels

Always use the right dosage of laundry detergent. If you use too much, the detergent will not get thoroughly rinsed out and you may find residue from the detergent on your towels after you have washed them. Avoid using fabric softener, since it negatively impacts the absorbency of the fabric. We recommend that you wash and tumble dry your new towels before using them the first time.

Fisher Island Collection
Wash your Fisher Island towels with a detergent that does not contain bleach and at a maximum temperature of 60° Celsius. Tumble dry at medium heat. 

Mayfair Collection
Wash your Mayfair towels with a detergent that does not contain bleach and at a maximum temperature of 40° Celsius. Tumble dry at medium heat. 

Beach Towels
Wash your beach towels with a detergent that does not contain bleach and at a maximum temperature of 40° Celsius. Tumble dry at medium heat. 

Wool

Wool contains natural oils that are dirt repellent. That’s why you don’t need to wash wool garments very often. If you happen to spill something on your wool garment, be sure to wipe it up quickly so that it doesn’t leave a permanent stain. The best way to do this is with a damp cloth. We recommend that you frequently air out your wool blankets. Do it on day when you have slightly damp weather. Please read and follow the care instructions pertaining to the exact wool blend of your product. We recommend only dry cleaning.

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