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The substance of the yarn coupled with the open nature of the weave makes for a truly unique fabric that is soft and breathable but substantial. And we can't help but think if you starched it and let it hang to dry in the Summer sun, you would experience a night of sleep just as my Dad described from his childhood memories. View Post -
5 Reasons To Love Our Natural Fabric: 1. The Difference A Year Makes Like a fine wine, our natural color is different every year depending on the amount of sun and water our crop gets! We always try to pick the brightest whites for our sheets and towels but sometimes our crops receive a little ... View Post -
See our recommendations for keeping your bedding bright, white and long lasting! View Post -
\We want each phase of life to be comfortable and convenient with the best cotton products one can buy (ours!). Also, by bundling our products, we’re offering a 10% discount compared to buying each piece separately. Y’all, it’s the 4 C’s – Cotton bedding that’s Comfortable, Convenient and Cost-e... View Post -
You know the feeling...the one you get when you have big news and can't wait to tell others. That's how we are feeling these days! Read on to learn what we've been dying to share. View Post -
Do you remember spending the night at your grandmother’s home? I do. I remember the smell of bacon frying as soon as I awakened. A chance to be spoiled and loved like only grandparents do. A tuck-in at night that was a tad too snug. And a bed that was just a little warmer and softer than mine at ... View Post -
Southern Makers, Y’all! That’s where it’s at! Or, will be at on August 12th and 13th at the historic Sloss Furnaces! In the Ham! Seriously (and for those not fluent in Southern), we will be at a great event in Birmingham, AL called Southern Makers, which features artists from the South. We are ... View Post -
We're Almost At The Finish Line! (No Pun Intended) Yesterday, we were able to watch as our cloth ran through part of the "finishing" process. This is the final process in turning fibers to useable cloth before it can be cut and sewn. We will attempt to explain the process below in the best pos... View Post
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