Frequently asked questions
What makes Organic Relaxed Linen Sham different from standard pillow shams?
This sham is made from 100% organic French linen woven in Portugal from flax grown in France, offering breathable, temperature-regulating comfort that softens with use and improves over time.
Who is this Coyuchi sham best suited for?
It's ideal for sleepers who value natural fibers, breathability, and a luxurious, durable feel. It suits those who like a relaxed, easy-care linen plus it pairs well with the matching linen collection.
How should I care for Organic Relaxed Linen Sham to keep it looking its best?
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, tumble dry on low, and use a plant-based detergent without bleach or whiteners. Warm iron if desired to restore a smooth finish.
Is this sham a good choice for gifting to someone who prefers natural fabrics?
Yes. Its GOTS-certified organic linen and timeless design make it a thoughtful gift for someone who values sustainable, breathable bedding and a luxurious feel.
What features matter most for long-term use of this sham?
Key features include 100% organic French linen, durable construction from flax grown in France, and a design that softens with use while remaining easy to care for.
GOTS-certified 100% organic French linen sham woven in Portugal from French flax offers breathable, temperature-regulating comfort that improves with every night’s rest.
Designed to pair with the matching linen collection, this sham softens with use and is easy to care for—machine washable on a cold gentle cycle for everyday use while maintaining durability and a luxurious feel.
- Material: 100% organic French linen
- Construction: Woven in Portugal from flax grown in France
- Care: Machine wash cold on gentle cycle; tumble dry low; warm iron if desired; use plant-based detergent without bleach or whiteners
- Origin: Woven in Portugal from French flax
- Certifications: GOTS Certified; Made Safe Certified
- Included: Sham sold individually
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