Raela Herringbone felted solid fabric

Natural fibers like linen, cotton, and wool are popular for their comfort, breathability, and timeless look. Linen offers a crisp yet casual finish, cotton is versatile and easy-care, and wool adds cozy warmth, perfect for cooler seasons.

Yes, especially when well cared for. Natural fabrics tend to age gracefully, softening with time without compromising quality. Linen and high-quality cotton are especially known for their long-lasting appeal and breathability.

Fabrics like linen are prone to natural creasing, but that’s part of their charm. It gives them a lived-in, relaxed elegance. If you prefer a smoother look, cotton and cotton blends may be more suited to your style.

Most can be machine washed in cold water on a gentle cycle. Always check the care label. To preserve color and texture, avoid harsh detergents and dry in shade or tumble dry on low. A light steam or iron can help smooth out wrinkles if needed.

Yes. We focus on natural, biodegradable fibers, many of which are Oeko-Tex® certified or sourced from mills with environmentally conscious practices. We also limit the use of chemical treatments and synthetic blends, so your home stays healthy and sustainable.

Linen is made from flax and has a slightly crisp, textured finish that becomes softer over time. It’s breathable and moisture-wicking. Cotton is softer initially, easy to care for, and works well in all seasons. Both are excellent choices, it just comes down to your desired texture and aesthetic.

Absolutely. Cotton and linen are breathable and ideal for warmer months, while thicker cotton weaves and wool blends are perfect for layering during the colder seasons. You can rotate them seasonally for comfort and style.