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What organic cotton, linen, wool and alpaca actually do, and how to wash them so they last. Fiber explainers, dye questions and care advice that goes past the label.
Saturated color is the part of home textiles where the materials question gets uncomfortable. What bright dye actually involves, and what to look for on a...
Read Organic Dopamine Decor: Where Bright Color Comes FromWhen the temperatures rise and the humidity settles in, your home should feel like a refuge — not a heat trap. The secret? It starts with...
Read Why Natural Fibers Are the Secret to a Cooler, More Beautiful Home This SummerMastering Washing Care for Your Linen, Cotton & Wool Throw BlanketsThrow blankets are more than just cozy companions on chilly evenings; they're also investments in comfort...
Read How To Wash Organic Throw BlanketsAt YaYa & Co., we are famous for our sleek, sateen cotton bedding. We choose to specify our focus on sateen finish cotton bedding, so what is the difference between...
Read The Difference Between Sateen and Percale SheetsThe difference between natural and synthetic dyes is that synthetic dyes are chemically-manufactured where natural dyes are directly sourced from nature. Natural dyes, although pure from chemicals,...
Read Natural Dyes - Why Our Planet Depends On Naturally Dyed MaterialsOrganic Cotton Natural cotton is developed utilizing strategies and materials that have the most minimal affect on the climate. Natural growing renews and increases soil fertility...
Read Organic Cotton - The BasicsMany people know that cotton is the most popular and eco-friendly fiber in the world, but few know that jute beats cotton in sustainability. Have you...
Read Jute - The Most Sustainable FiberCertified organic cotton is cotton fiber that has been grown without pesticides and fertilizers, through a process that preserves biodiversity, biological cycles and the soil well-being....
Read Recycled Cotton and its BenefitsTraditional laundry machines are notoriously wasteful, particularly when it comes to water and energy use. Did you know... that 39% of a textile's environmental impact comes from...
Read Making Laundry Day More SustainableWhen it’s cold outside, wool provides warmth and comfort. But with complex supply chains, how can we know that the animals that provide us with wool...
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