The dream of a more natural future

How to use the set
Apply one pump of serum to cleansed face and neck, morning and evening. Follow with a generous amount of cream as the final skincare step - before SPF in the morning and as an overnight moisturiser in the evening.

CICA + Ectoin Sensitive Serum
A lightweight serum with Ectoin, centella asiatica and chaga that calms visible redness and strengthens the skin barrier. Ceramide NP and hyaluronic acid help skin hold on to moisture.

Pro+ Ectoin Soothing Cream
A rich cream with Ectoin, shea butter and camellia oil that brings comfort to dry and sensitive skin. Ceramide NP matches the lipids in skin's own barrier, and low molecular weight hyaluronic acid delivers lasting hydration.

What they share
Ectoin is an amino acid derivative that microorganisms in extreme desert environments produce to survive drought and heat. In skincare it is used to make skin more resilient to everyday stress. Both products also contain chaga extract and ceramides, so they build on each other rather than repeat each other.

Certification
Both products are COSMOS Organic certified and vegan. The ingredients are listed in their own field on this page.

How to use it
Gently apply one pump of serum to cleansed face and neck, morning and evening.

Ectoin
Ectoin is an amino acid derivative that microorganisms in extreme desert environments produce to survive drought, salt and heat. In skincare it is used to help skin withstand stressors such as pollution and temperature changes, and to support the skin barrier over time.

Centella and chaga
Centella asiatica - known in Korean skincare as CICA - is a plant long used to soothe sensitive skin and calm the look of redness and irritation. Chaga is a mushroom that grows on birch trees in the Nordic forests; its extract is rich in polyphenols that help protect the skin and even out skin tone.

Ceramides and hyaluronic acid
Ceramide NP - also known as ceramide III - is a lipid that matches the ones skin holds in its own barrier. It strengthens the barrier and reduces moisture loss, so skin feels smoother and more resilient. Sodium hyaluronate is a form of hyaluronic acid that binds moisture in the upper layers of the skin.

Certification
The serum is COSMOS ORGANIC certified and vegan. The ingredients are listed in their own field on this page.

How to use it
Pour the rinse into the fabric softener tray of the washing machine. It does not replace your detergent - it is used alongside it.

For 4.5 kg of standard dirty laundry: 30 ml in soft and medium water, 60 ml in hard water. Your water supplier can tell you the hardness, or you can measure it with a testing strip.

Why rinse rather than soften
Fabric softener and laundry rinse do two different jobs. Fabric softener's main purpose is to remove static electricity from artificial fibres, and it does that by coating the fibres. That coating reduces the fabric's absorbency and breathability, which is why fabric softener is not recommended for cotton or functional sportswear.

This product does something else: it lowers the pH of the wash water so the detergent rinses back out of the fabric more easily. It does not coat the fibres.

Certification
The product is EcoGarantie certified and vegan. The ingredients are listed in their own field on this page.

Storage
When storing the product below 10°C, white sediment may form at the bottom of the bottle. This does not affect how the product works, and the sediment disappears again when the bottle is shaken or kept in a warmer place.

Labelling

Warning. Causes serious eye irritation.
If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand. Keep out of reach of children. Wash hands and exposed parts of the body thoroughly after handling. Wear eye protection. IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. If eye irritation persists: Get medical advice/attention.

Responsible manufacturer
TIERRA VERDE s.r.o., Makovského náměstí 3147/2, 616 00 Brno, Czech Republic - +420 511 119 820 - info@tierraverde.cz

How to warm the pillow
Open the zip along the inner edge of the moon and take the cherry stone pillow out. Only the pillow may be heated - never the whole toy.

In the microwave: no more than 600 W for half a minute to a minute. In the oven: 75 degrees for 3-5 minutes. Always test it against your own hand afterwards, and put the pillow back inside the toy before giving it to a child.

Important about the heat
Never warm the pillow for longer or at a higher setting than stated. If it gets too hot there is a risk of burning the skin, a risk of overheating for infants, and a risk that the pillow itself starts to burn.

Check the temperature against your own hand every single time, even once you know the timing of your own microwave. Output varies from oven to oven.

Manufacturer's warning
Not suitable for premature infants and children under 2 months. Risk of overheating. Always check the temperature by hand before use.

Organic cotton with a certificate
The cotton is certified to GOTS under certificate number CERES-11932. GOTS sets requirements both for how the cotton is grown and for the processing - dyeing, weaving and sewing - and the certificate can be looked up with the certifying body.

Washing
The cover unzips and can be hand-washed. The cherry stone pillow must not be washed - neither by hand nor in a machine. The stones cannot dry all the way through.

Odds & Ends

Colorful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, an extra stock is often made just in case – but much of this yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these scraps and create endless, unexpected color combinations.

Collections & Colors

Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory collects surplus materials and uses these colors to create a new design, which is then put into production. The precise design is just the starting point – during production, some of the residual materials are used up and replaced with similar colors.

Therefore, the images you see are an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be slight variations within each batch.

Colours may vary

As these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, colors may vary. However, the general color palette is always preserved, so that textiles within the same color scale can be easily combined. The product you receive may be identical to or have slight variations compared to the images on this page. The duo set consists of one textile in primarily cold tones and one in primarily warm tones.

Washing and care instructions

All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C in the washing machine's cotton program together with similar colours. To preserve the intensity of the colors, an organic detergent is recommended for colored washing.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terrycloth products such as soft towels – especially those with a velor surface – may benefit from an occasional tumble dryer on medium heat to soften the fibers without the use of chemical fabric softeners.

If you live in an area with chalky water, you can soften both your textiles and washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose Threads

This product is woven with terry loops to ensure a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so be careful with jewelry when first worn.

If a thread should come loose, never pull it! Carefully cut it off with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and will not affect the woven structure of the textiles. After the first few washes, the fibers will become more resistant to snags.

Odds & Ends
Colourful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, they often make extra stock just to be safe – but a great deal of that yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these leftovers, creating endless, unexpected colour combinations.

Collections & Colours
The Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory gathers surplus materials and uses those colours to create a new design, which is then put into production. The exact design is only the starting point – during production some of the leftover materials run out and are replaced with similar colours.

The images you see are therefore an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be small variations within each batch.

Colours may vary
Because these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, the colours may vary. The overall colour palette is always kept, however, so textiles within the same colour family combine easily. The product you receive may be identical to the images on this page, or show small variations from them.

Packaging
Each item comes with a cardboard hangtag or sleeve designed by Rachel Sender.

Washing and care
All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 60°C on the cotton programme together with similar colours. Washing at 30°C makes them last longer. To keep the colours intense, we recommend an organic detergent for coloureds.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terry products such as soft towels – especially those with a velour surface – can benefit from the occasional tumble dry on medium heat, which softens the fibres without the need for fabric conditioner.

If you live in an area with hard water, you can soften both your textiles and your washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose threads
This product is woven with terry loops to give it a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so take care with jewellery the first few times you use it.

If a thread does come loose, never pull it! Snip it off carefully with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and does not affect the woven structure of the textile. After the first couple of washes the fibres become more resistant to snagging.

Odds & Ends
Colourful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, they often make extra stock just to be safe – but a great deal of that yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these leftovers, creating endless, unexpected colour combinations.

Collections & Colours
The Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory gathers surplus materials and uses those colours to create a new design, which is then put into production. The exact design is only the starting point – during production some of the leftover materials run out and are replaced with similar colours.

The images you see are therefore an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be small variations within each batch.

Colours may vary
Because these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, the colours may vary. The overall colour palette is always kept, however, so textiles within the same colour family combine easily. The product you receive may be identical to the images on this page, or show small variations from them.

Packaging
Each item comes with a cardboard hangtag or sleeve designed by Rachel Sender.

Washing and care
All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 60°C on the cotton programme together with similar colours. Washing at 30°C makes them last longer. To keep the colours intense, we recommend an organic detergent for coloureds.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terry products such as soft towels – especially those with a velour surface – can benefit from the occasional tumble dry on medium heat, which softens the fibres without the need for fabric conditioner.

If you live in an area with hard water, you can soften both your textiles and your washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose threads
This product is woven with terry loops to give it a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so take care with jewellery the first few times you use it.

If a thread does come loose, never pull it! Snip it off carefully with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and does not affect the woven structure of the textile. After the first couple of washes the fibres become more resistant to snagging.

Odds & Ends
Colourful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, they often make extra stock just to be safe – but a great deal of that yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these leftovers, creating endless, unexpected colour combinations.

Collections & Colours
The Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory gathers surplus materials and uses those colours to create a new design, which is then put into production. The exact design is only the starting point – during production some of the leftover materials run out and are replaced with similar colours.

The images you see are therefore an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be small variations within each batch.

Colours may vary
Because these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, the colours may vary. The overall colour palette is always kept, however, so textiles within the same colour family combine easily. The product you receive may be identical to the images on this page, or show small variations from them.

Packaging
Each item comes with a cardboard hangtag or sleeve designed by Rachel Sender.

Washing and care
All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 60°C on the cotton programme together with similar colours. Washing at 30°C makes them last longer. To keep the colours intense, we recommend an organic detergent for coloureds.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terry products such as soft towels – especially those with a velour surface – can benefit from the occasional tumble dry on medium heat, which softens the fibres without the need for fabric conditioner.

If you live in an area with hard water, you can soften both your textiles and your washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose threads
This product is woven with terry loops to give it a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so take care with jewellery the first few times you use it.

If a thread does come loose, never pull it! Snip it off carefully with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and does not affect the woven structure of the textile. After the first couple of washes the fibres become more resistant to snagging.

Odds & Ends
Colourful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, they often make extra stock just to be safe – but a great deal of that yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these leftovers, creating endless, unexpected colour combinations.

Collections & Colours
The Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory gathers surplus materials and uses those colours to create a new design, which is then put into production. The exact design is only the starting point – during production some of the leftover materials run out and are replaced with similar colours.

The images you see are therefore an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be small variations within each batch.

Colours may vary
Because these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, the colours may vary. The overall colour palette is always kept, however, so textiles within the same colour family combine easily. The product you receive may be identical to the images on this page, or show small variations from them.

Packaging
Each item comes with a cardboard hangtag or sleeve designed by Rachel Sender.

Washing and care
All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 60°C on the cotton programme together with similar colours. Washing at 30°C makes them last longer. To keep the colours intense, we recommend an organic detergent for coloureds.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terry products such as soft towels – especially those with a velour surface – can benefit from the occasional tumble dry on medium heat, which softens the fibres without the need for fabric conditioner.

If you live in an area with hard water, you can soften both your textiles and your washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose threads
This product is woven with terry loops to give it a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so take care with jewellery the first few times you use it.

If a thread does come loose, never pull it! Snip it off carefully with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and does not affect the woven structure of the textile. After the first couple of washes the fibres become more resistant to snagging.

Odds & Ends
Colourful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, they often make extra stock just to be safe – but a great deal of that yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these leftovers, creating endless, unexpected colour combinations.

Collections & Colours
The Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory gathers surplus materials and uses those colours to create a new design, which is then put into production. The exact design is only the starting point – during production some of the leftover materials run out and are replaced with similar colours.

The images you see are therefore an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be small variations within each batch.

Colours may vary
Because these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, the colours may vary. The overall colour palette is always kept, however, so textiles within the same colour family combine easily. The product you receive may be identical to the images on this page, or show small variations from them.

Packaging
Each item comes with a cardboard hangtag or sleeve designed by Rachel Sender.

Washing and care
All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 60°C on the cotton programme together with similar colours. Washing at 30°C makes them last longer. To keep the colours intense, we recommend an organic detergent for coloureds.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terry products such as soft towels – especially those with a velour surface – can benefit from the occasional tumble dry on medium heat, which softens the fibres without the need for fabric conditioner.

If you live in an area with hard water, you can soften both your textiles and your washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose threads
This product is woven with terry loops to give it a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so take care with jewellery the first few times you use it.

If a thread does come loose, never pull it! Snip it off carefully with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and does not affect the woven structure of the textile. After the first couple of washes the fibres become more resistant to snagging.

Odds & Ends
Colourful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, they often make extra stock just to be safe – but a great deal of that yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these leftovers, creating endless, unexpected colour combinations.

Collections & Colours
The Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory gathers surplus materials and uses those colours to create a new design, which is then put into production. The exact design is only the starting point – during production some of the leftover materials run out and are replaced with similar colours.

The images you see are therefore an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be small variations within each batch.

Colours may vary
Because these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, the colours may vary. The overall colour palette is always kept, however, so textiles within the same colour range combine easily. The product you receive may be identical to the images on this page, or show small variations from them. The duo set consists of one textile in mainly cool tones and one in mainly warm tones.

Washing and care
All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C on the cotton programme together with similar colours. To keep the colours intense, we recommend an organic detergent for coloureds.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terry products such as soft towels – especially those with a velour surface – can benefit from the occasional tumble dry on medium heat, which softens the fibres without the need for fabric conditioner.

If you live in an area with hard water, you can soften both your textiles and your washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose threads
This product is woven with terry loops to give it a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so take care with jewellery the first few times you use it.

If a thread does come loose, never pull it! Snip it off carefully with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and does not affect the woven structure of the textile. After the first couple of washes the fibres become more resistant to snagging.

Odds & Ends
Colourful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, they often make extra stock just to be safe – but a great deal of that yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these leftovers, creating endless, unexpected colour combinations.

Collections & Colours
The Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory gathers surplus materials and uses those colours to create a new design, which is then put into production. The exact design is only the starting point – during production some of the leftover materials run out and are replaced with similar colours.

The images you see are therefore an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be small variations within each batch.

Colours may vary
Because these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, the colours may vary. The overall colour palette is always kept, however, so textiles within the same colour range combine easily. The product you receive may be identical to the images on this page, or show small variations from them. The duo set consists of one textile in mainly cool tones and one in mainly warm tones.

Washing and care
All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C on the cotton programme together with similar colours. To keep the colours intense, we recommend an organic detergent for coloureds.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terry products such as soft towels – especially those with a velour surface – can benefit from the occasional tumble dry on medium heat, which softens the fibres without the need for fabric conditioner.

If you live in an area with hard water, you can soften both your textiles and your washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose threads
This product is woven with terry loops to give it a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so take care with jewellery the first few times you use it.

If a thread does come loose, never pull it! Snip it off carefully with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and does not affect the woven structure of the textile. After the first couple of washes the fibres become more resistant to snagging.

Odds & Ends
Colourful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, they often make extra stock just to be safe – but a great deal of that yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these leftovers, creating endless, unexpected colour combinations.

Collections & Colours
The Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory gathers surplus materials and uses those colours to create a new design, which is then put into production. The exact design is only the starting point – during production some of the leftover materials run out and are replaced with similar colours.

The images you see are therefore an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be small variations within each batch.

Colours may vary
Because these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, the colours may vary. The overall colour palette is always kept, however, so textiles within the same colour range combine easily. The product you receive may be identical to the images on this page, or show small variations from them. The duo set consists of one textile in mainly cool tones and one in mainly warm tones.

Washing and care
All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C on the cotton programme together with similar colours. To keep the colours intense, we recommend an organic detergent for coloureds.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terry products such as soft towels – especially those with a velour surface – can benefit from the occasional tumble dry on medium heat, which softens the fibres without the need for fabric conditioner.

If you live in an area with hard water, you can soften both your textiles and your washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose threads
This product is woven with terry loops to give it a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so take care with jewellery the first few times you use it.

If a thread does come loose, never pull it! Snip it off carefully with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and does not affect the woven structure of the textile. After the first couple of washes the fibres become more resistant to snagging.

Odds & Ends

Colorful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, an extra stock is often made just in case – but much of this yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these scraps and create endless, unexpected color combinations.

Collections & Colors

Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory collects surplus materials and uses these colors to create a new design, which is then put into production. The precise design is just the starting point – during production, some of the residual materials are used up and replaced with similar colors.

Therefore, the images you see are an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be slight variations within each batch.

Colours may vary

As these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, colors may vary. However, the general color palette is always preserved, so that textiles within the same color scale can be easily combined. The product you receive may be identical to or have slight variations compared to the images on this page. The duo set consists of one textile in primarily cold tones and one in primarily warm tones.

Washing and care instructions

All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C in the washing machine's cotton program together with similar colours. To preserve the intensity of the colors, an organic detergent is recommended for colored washing.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terrycloth products such as soft towels – especially those with a velor surface – may benefit from an occasional tumble dryer on medium heat to soften the fibers without the use of chemical fabric softeners.

If you live in an area with chalky water, you can soften both your textiles and washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose Threads

This product is woven with terry loops to ensure a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so be careful with jewelry when first worn.

If a thread should come loose, never pull it! Carefully cut it off with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and will not affect the woven structure of the textiles. After the first few washes, the fibers will become more resistant to snags.