FAQs

Eucalyptus Tencel bedding is made from the pulp of eucalyptus trees. Tencel is a brand name for lyocell, a sustainable fiber that's known for its environmental benefits and luxurious silk like feel.

Tencel bedding is more breathable, moisture-wicking, and softer than traditional cotton. It's also more eco-friendly, using less water and chemicals in its production.

Yes, Tencel bedding is naturally hypoallergenic, making it a great choice for those with sensitive skin or allergies.

Tencel sheets are machine washable. Use a gentle cycle with cold water and mild detergent. It's recommended to line dry them, but if you must use a dryer, choose a low heat setting.

Tencel fibers are naturally breathable and regulate temperature well, wicking away moisture and allowing heat to escape, which gives them their cool feel.

Yes, Tencel is produced in a closed-loop process that recycles 99.7% of the resources used. Eucalyptus trees also grow quickly and require less water and pesticides compared to cotton.

Tencel fibers absorb dye better than cotton, ensuring long-lasting color. However, as with all textiles, it's best to avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading.

Tencel production uses non-toxic solvents in a closed-loop process, where over 99.7% of the solvent is recycled. This means the end product is free from harmful chemicals.

Tencel fibers are strong and long-lasting. With proper care, eucalyptus Tencel bedding can maintain its softness and quality for years.

The smooth surface of Tencel fibers reduces friction on the skin and hair, which can lead to less frizz and fewer breakouts compared to other materials.

No, while Tencel is a type of lyocell fiber, not all lyocell is Tencel branded. Some lyocell may come from unsustainable sources or be mixed with other fibers, and they aren't necessarily as eco-friendly as Tencel.

Yes, Tencel is one of the most sustainable fibers. It's sourced from certified wood, is fully compostable, biodegradable, and has earned the BioPreferred designation from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Yes, patented Tencel is always organic.

After you place your order, your card will be charged.

We accept Apple Pay, Shop Pay, Google Pay and all major credit and debit cards including Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club and Discover.

We’re sorry you didn’t love it! We offer free returns & exchanges within 30 days of purchase. Send us an email at hello@arthcrafted.com to initiate a quick and easy return/exchange.

All returns/exchanges must be initiated 30 days from the original order date. Please email us at hello@arthcrafted.com to initiate a quick and easy return. Returns/exchanges are free and we will provide you with a pre-paid shipping label.

Upon receiving your return in our shipping facility, we will process your refund immediately. Please note that based on the card you used to make your purchase, the refund may take 3-5 days to show up on your statement.

Oh no, we want to make it right! If you received the wrong item(s), please email us at hello@arthcrafted.com and we’ll provide you with a pre-paid shipping label to make things right!

We never resell returned bedding. We donate gently used returns to local shelters and other charities. When items aren’t in condition to donate, we partner with textile recycling facilities. Our goal is for zero products to end up in landfills.

We currently serve only Canada.

All orders are shipped on the next business day. You’ll receive a shipment notification email with a tracking number as soon as your package is on its way. Our orders take 3-5 days to reach the customers. We use Canada Post.

ArthCrafted believes in bedding that is as soft on the earth as it is on your bed. The old-fashioned textile industry has spent years consuming tons of water, harming animals, and polluting our oceans and air with toxic chemicals. We’re here with a fresh start: home goods that are earth-friendly, skin-friendly, cruelty-free, and super-soft. Because we think a comfy night’s sleep is even comfier when it doesn’t harm the environment.

We’re committed to using sustainably-produced fibers but that doesn’t have to mean a compromise on comfort. We don’t only choose materials because they’re better for the planet than the more traditional options, but because they just plain feel better, too.