Contemporary quilts are easy to care for. When your quilt arrives, it may have wrinkles in the folds from the packing process. To remove them, either toss the quilt into the dryer on air-dry for about 10 minutes or press your quilt lightly using an iron set on cotton.

Quilts come with instructions for hanging and washing.

To ensure longevity, quilts should be washed only when needed. Quilts should never be stored in plastic or under glass unless you create air holes. An air free environment speeds the aging process of quilts. Fabric needs to breathe.

If a quilt is hanging on a wall, once a year, you should either vacuum it toss it in the dryer for 10 minutes of air-drying.

Quilts may be spot cleaned as you would any other fine fabrics.

When a quilt needs washing, we recommend you wash it separately in the gentle cycle of your washing machine, using cold water and Woolite, Quilt Wash or other gentle detergent.

Quilt may then either be dried in the dryer or laid on a flat surface to dry. Using the dryer will result in gentle shrinkage of batting, making the quilt pucker as you might see in an older quilt.

Our baby quilts have been washed in Dreft post construction. This is done to soften them and prepare them for use with baby immediately upon receipt.

We wash all our quilts in the washer and dry in the dryer. Fine contemporary quilts have been crafted in a manner that makes them quite durable. We encourage you to love and use them.