One of the many reasons to love bamboo fabric is its natural resistance to wrinkling—making ironing almost entirely unnecessary. Thanks to the smoothness of the bamboo fibres and the softness of the weaving, your blanket will maintain a polished look with minimal effort. If any creases do appear, simply giving it a light shake or a gentle smooth-out by hand after drying will usually do the trick. For those who prefer a crisp appearance, use a warm iron on the lowest setting, ideally with a cloth barrier to protect the fabric from direct heat exposure.

When it comes to storage, proper care helps retain both the structure and hygiene of your bamboo blanket. Fold it neatly and store it in a breathable cotton or linen bag or a natural-fibre container to allow for airflow and prevent mustiness. Avoid using sealed plastic bags or containers, as bamboo needs to “breathe”—trapping moisture can lead to unwanted odours or mildew, especially in Australia’s more humid climates. Keeping your blanket in a dry, shaded, and cool spot—like a linen cupboard or bedroom wardrobe—ensures it's always fresh and ready to be styled on your bed, layered over a mattress protector, or tossed across the couch for those spontaneous relaxation moments.