Our naturally dyed goods are made in small batches with plant-based dyes and traditional methods, on breathable natural fibers such as cotton, linen and cotton-linen blends. Each piece, such as the naturally dyed muslin lounge set, has gentle variations in tone that make it unique.
Caring for naturally dyed textiles
Wash in cool water with a pH-neutral, mild detergent, avoid bleach and optical brighteners, and dry in the shade. Natural colors mellow slowly and beautifully over time.
Dye your own
Want to create your own colors? Start with our natural dye kits and dye-ready blanks.
Frequently asked questions
What dyes are used?
Plant-based natural dyes, fixed with traditional mordants.
Will the color fade?
Natural dyes soften gently with light and washing. Washing cool and drying in the shade keeps colors longer.
Is every piece the same color?
No. Small variations are part of natural dyeing and make each piece unique.
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Guides for this collection
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Natural Dyeing: A Slow and Sustainable Way to C...
Why natural dyeing is a slow, creative and more sustainable way to color textiles.
Natural Dyeing: A Slow and Sustainable Way to C...
Why natural dyeing is a slow, creative and more sustainable way to color textiles.
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Natural Dyes vs. Synthetic Dyes: 8 Key Differences
An honest comparison of natural and synthetic dyes: eight differences, with the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Natural Dyes vs. Synthetic Dyes: 8 Key Differences
An honest comparison of natural and synthetic dyes: eight differences, with the advantages and disadvantages of each.
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Why Muslin Fabric Is the Best Choice for Babies...
Why soft, breathable cotton muslin is ideal for babies and a sustainable home.
Why Muslin Fabric Is the Best Choice for Babies...
Why soft, breathable cotton muslin is ideal for babies and a sustainable home.
