Protecting Your Pieces, and the Planet
What we choose to store our clothing in matters, just as much as what we wear. At Hayden Hill, we believe garment care should be as intentional as your wardrobe itself: beautiful, practical, and considerate. This page explores the thinking behind our materials, the alternatives we avoid, and why natural fibers are better for both your clothing and the environment. Because true care goes beyond protection - it reflects your values, from the inside out.
Where Wardrobe Care Meets Conscious Living
At Hayden Hill, caring for your clothes is also an opportunity to care more consciously - not just for the planet, but also the people behind every piece. The materials we choose reflect our values; quality over excess, craftsmanship over convenience, and beauty with integrity. Every detail is considered to honor both your wardrobe and the world it lives in.
Grown and Made with Care
Organic cotton is grown without synthetic fertilizers or toxic pesticides, reducing water use significantly compared to conventional cotton, and helping to protect biodiversity and surrounding ecosystems. It supports healthier soil, cleaner waterways, and safer conditions for farming communities. With higher labor standards and fairer working practices, organic cotton is a material rooted in care - for people, the land, and future generations.
Gentle on Garments, Built to Last
Natural fabrics like wool, silk, and cashmere require breathable storage for long-term protection. Organic cotton allows air to circulate, helping prevent moisture build-up, yellowing, and fiber breakdown. Its soft yet durable weave supports the shape and texture of delicate garments, preserving their quality over time. Thoughtfully chosen and naturally effective, organic cotton offers gentle care for even your most treasured pieces.
A Refined Alternative to Plastic
While synthetic storage may seem practical, it often traps moisture, lacks breathability, and may contain coatings or chemicals that can degrade delicate fibers over time. These materials can create conditions that encourage yellowing, distortion, or fabric breakdown, especially for natural fibers like wool and silk. What’s convenient in the short term can compromise the longevity of your wardrobe in the long run.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Hayden Hill was founded on an ethos that demonstrates awareness and action when it comes to our working practices, the welfare of our workers and the protection of our planet. We believe in relationships and nurturing the way we collaborate and work together to make a difference for the people and communities our operations touch.
Moths prefer dark areas that go undisturbed for long periods of time, such as the back of your closet. Keeping your closet moth-free requires a few steps and countermeasures, including airing out your clothing regularly, dusting and vacuuming up debris, using Pheromone Clothes Moth Traps, and utilizing natural repellents around the room.
Moths do not like lavender, cloves, and cedar, so place some sachets or potpourri in your closet or consider using a non-toxic spray on some clothing that won’t get damaged by it.
Our clothes storage and garment bag products are sustainably crafted in India. We source 100% ethically grown cotton from local farms in Karur, which is then cleaned, spun, woven, and steamed using recycled water. Skilled artisans in Karur and Coimbatore transform this cotton into the high-quality products you know and love.
Hayden Hill offers sustainable, high-quality clothes storage solutions that challenge the "throw-away consumerism" prevalent in the industry. Our products, crafted with ethical and eco-friendly practices, combine luxury and functionality. By prioritising durability and style, we aim to provide long-lasting solutions that reduce waste and elevate your closet storage experience.
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