Introduction:
Tencel fabric, also known as Lyocell, is a type of eco-friendly fiber derived from eucalyptus wood, offering a soft, breathable, and environmentally friendly experience. With its natural antibacterial properties and superior moisture absorption, Tencel has become increasingly popular in the clothing and home textile industries, especially for pillowcases, bed sheets, and duvet covers. However, to keep your Tencel products durable and ensure their optimal use, proper care and maintenance are essential.

Instructions for using Tencel fabric for pillowcases, bed sheets, and duvet covers:

1. Proper Washing:

   • Use cold or lukewarm water (not exceeding 30°C) when washing Tencel products.
   • Choose a gentle cycle to avoid damaging the fibers.
   • Opt for mild detergents without harsh bleaching agents like chlorine or other harmful chemicals.

2. Drying:

   • Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight as it may weaken the fabric's fibers.
   • If using a dryer, select a low-heat, gentle setting (tumble dry low). Ideally, let the fabric air dry in the shade.

3. Ironing:

   • Tencel is wrinkle-resistant, so ironing may not be necessary. If required, use a low-temperature setting on the iron.
   • Avoid ironing directly on the fabric surface. Place a thin cloth over it before ironing for protection.

4. Storage:

   • Store Tencel products in a cool, ventilated area to prevent mildew.
   • Avoid placing heavy objects on the fabric or storing it in extremely dry or hot environments to prevent fiber deformation.

5. Usage Tips:

   • Tencel fabric is soft and highly absorbent but can easily get dirty. Therefore, it’s advisable to change pillowcases, bed sheets, and duvet covers regularly to maintain cleanliness and protect the fabric.
   • Avoid exposing the fabric to harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning agents.

By following these guidelines, your Tencel products will remain in excellent condition, providing lasting comfort and quality throughout their use