Thank you for your interest in wholesale!

Our shipping and fulfillment office is located in Pinedale, Wyoming.

Pillows are available to order with or without inserts. If emailing your order, please note if you wish to ship without inserts.

For our pillow insert we stock a down-alternative called Polysilk ™. This fill is long-lasting, machine washable, and hypoallergenic.

According to our own practices in the Coral & Tusk studio with how we care for our linen, as well as traditional linen washing and care recommendations, we have compiled a list of cleaning, storage, and care for our linen products.

Dry clean:

This is our default recommendation. In order to maintain the character your linen has from the moment of purchase, the safest bet is dry cleaning. Table runners, since they are backed with a plain fabric and only the face is embroidered, should ALWAYS be dry cleaned. We also recommend it for any product that uses a metallic thread in the design.

Washing:

If you are familiar with how linen responds when washed, and you enjoy the character the fabric develops after washing, we encourage the below guidelines. Many of us have lived with, washed, and dried our Coral & Tusk products for years and years and can testify that they stand up very well when treated with care. The caveat is that the linen does change 

and evolve. We see this as a positive, but not everyone does, which is why if in doubt at all, dry clean.

If you choose to wash, here are your options:

• Hand wash in cool to warm water
• Machine wash, gentle cold cycle up to 65° F
• NEVER USE BLEACH
• Detergents that will work best and do not alter the natural color of linen are Seventh Generation, Mrs. Meyers, 
• All (powder), Allens Naturally, Cheer (all versions) and Woolite.

Drying:

Never tumble-dry linen as this can over-dry the fibers and makes ironing more difficult. Use spin cycle and/or    line dry.

Ironing and Storage:

Always iron linen when damp, first on the backside of the embroidered front side to eliminate creases and then on the face if you wish to enhance the fabric's natural sheen. If the linen has already dried out before ironing, use a water spray bottle to re-dampen it, especially any creases and wrinkles. A good steam iron set to the linen setting will work best.

Whenever possible, store linen articles without folding. Linen tablecloths or long pieces of fabric store best when rolled. Keep linens in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to avoid normal color fade.