Spill the Tea about Loose Leaf Tea Loose leaf tea is a type of tea that is made from whole or partially broken tea leaves that are not packed into tea bags. Unlike tea bags, loose leaf tea is typically fresher and of higher quality, as it is not subjected to the processing and packaging…
Wooden wick candles are a type of candle that uses a wooden wick instead of the traditional cotton wick found in most candles. These candles have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their unique appearance and the calming crackling sound they make when burning. One of the primary benefits of wooden wick candles…
What Even is a Shampoo Bar? Shampoo and conditioner bars are solid hair cleansing and conditioning products that have gained popularity in recent years as a more eco-friendly and sustainable alternative to traditional liquid shampoo and conditioner. Here are some things you should know about these bars: Browse Our Selection Here Environmentally Friendly: One…
The Low-Down on Down Bedding When it comes to down bedding, there are a few different types to choose from. The most common types of down bedding are down comforters, down pillows, and down mattress toppers. Down comforters are typically filled with a blend of down clusters and feathers, which provides warmth and insulation. They…
Why Choose Flannel Sheets Flannel sheets are typically made from a blend of cotton fibres that have been brushed to create a fuzzy surface. This brushing process creates small fibres that stand up from the fabric, which helps to trap heat and create a soft, plush texture. Flannel sheets are available in a range of…
What’s so good about Linen? Indulge in the luxurious comfort of linen sheets! Our premium linen sheets are made from the finest quality flax fibres, offering a soft and breathable sleeping experience like no other. Linen is a naturally hypoallergenic fabric that is ideal for people with sensitive skin or allergies. Our linen sheets are…
What Makes it Organic? Organic cotton sheets are made from cotton that is grown without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Instead, farmers use natural methods like crop rotation, composting, and intercropping to maintain soil fertility and reduce pests. Because organic cotton is grown without harmful chemicals, it is less…