Toro Canyon Organic Sham This textured Toro Canyon Organic sham celebrates the art of weaving and the legacy of mid-century textile artists with its subtle, intricate details. The weft yarns interlace with the warp to create a richly textured feel, inspired by the rugged beauty of Toro Canyon’s landscape. A plain weave percale backing provides a smooth contrast on the underside. Suggested Pairing: Complete your bedding ensemble with the matching Toro Canyon Organic Duvet Cover for a cohesive, refined look. Details Envelope closure on the backside 100% Organic Cotton (grown in India, woven in Portugal) Crafted in a factory that recycles over 90% of its wastewater What’s included? One Sham Specifications Brand: Coyuchi Product type: Pillow Sham Collection: Organic Cotton Material: 100% Organic Cotton (grown in India woven in Portugal) Colors: Marine, Nutmeg Sizes: Standard 20″ x 26″ / Euro 26″ x 26” Impact Coyuchi was founded with a clear vision: to craft the highest quality products while minimizing environmental impact. For over 30 years, they have led the way in sustainable design, setting the global standard for certified-organic fiber sourcing and the creation of luxury home textiles free from pesticides and toxic chemicals. Every Coyuchi piece reflects the brand’s unwavering commitment to protecting the planet while delivering unparalleled luxury, comfort, and style. Certification Care Instructions All of Coyuchi organic cotton products are machine washable. Its recommend you machine wash on the gentle or delicate cycle with like colors, in cold water, using a natural, plant based laundry detergent. Line dry, or tumble dry low heat and remove promptly to reduce wrinkles. Use a warm iron as needed. Tip: Place a set of wool dryer balls inside the dryer to naturally soften the fabric and reduce drying time. Please note, Coyuchi recommends you not use whiteners, as bleaching agents may diminish the brilliance and depth of the colors; when needed, use only non-chlorine bleach. As well, fabric softeners and dryer sheets reduce the absorbency of cotton textiles and are not recommended.
