Premium fabrics, skin-safe processes.

1. Are Nameria fabrics safe for sensitive skin?

Yes. We use combed and ring-spun cotton, organic blends, and water-based dyes formulated to minimize irritation. Fabrics are free from harsh finishings and designed to be breathable against sensitive skin.

2. Do your garments contain harmful chemicals or coatings?

No. Our fabrics and inks are free from phthalates, formaldehyde-based resins, and heavy metals. We rely on water-based pigments rather than solvent-based or PVC coatings.

3. Are products safe for children and babies?

While most fabrics are skin-safe and hypoallergenic, only items specifically labeled for infants should be used for babies. These styles are made with gentle fibers, soft seams, and low-irritation prints suitable for delicate skin.

4. Are prints safe to touch and wear?

Yes. Our inks bond into the fibers rather than forming a plastic surface layer. They remain soft, breathable, and safe on direct skin contact—even during physical activity.

5. Do dyes cause allergic reactions?

We avoid harsh dyes and processing agents; however, reactions vary by individual. If you are prone to textile allergies, choose lighter, natural-fiber shades or organic cotton styles.

6. How should I wash to maintain skin safety?

Wash new garments before first wear to remove any residual lint or softener from shipment. Use fragrance-free detergents and avoid bleach or fabric softeners if you have sensitive skin.

7. Are prints safe when ironing or heating?

Do not apply high heat directly to printed areas. While prints are non-toxic, heat can affect pigment integrity and reduce breathability over time.

8. Are your fabrics hypoallergenic?

We use hypoallergenic materials whenever possible, especially in essential basics. However, allergies differ per person—cotton styles are best for those avoiding synthetic fibers.

9. Do your garments shed microplastics?

Cotton pieces do not shed microplastics. Blended garments may release trace fibers during washing. To reduce environmental impact, wash with a micro-filter laundry bag.

10. Do your fabrics contain latex?

Our apparel does not contain latex fibers. If you have latex allergies, choose cotton styles labeled "100% Cotton" for peace of mind.

Safe materials designed for everyday use.

1. Are your ceramic products safe for food contact?

Yes. Our mugs and dishware are made from lead-free and BPA-free ceramic and coated with food-safe glazes suitable for hot beverages and daily use.

2. Can your mugs be heated in the microwave?

Most ceramic drinkware is microwave-safe unless otherwise labeled. Stainless steel and double-wall insulated items should not be microwaved due to metal components.

3. Are your mugs and plates dishwasher safe?

Ceramic items are dishwasher-safe under normal cycles. To maintain print clarity, avoid abrasive scrubbers and high-alkaline detergents.

4. Are your ink coatings safe to drink from?

Yes. Designs are printed with heat-bonded, food-safe inks that cure into the glaze rather than sitting on the surface. They do not leach chemicals into beverages.

5. What about stainless steel tumblers & bottles?

These are made from food-grade stainless steel with insulated construction. They should be hand-washed to protect thermal layers and painted finishes.

6. Are prints on home items heat-resistant?

Ceramic prints remain stable under normal beverage temperatures. Avoid placing printed surfaces over open flame, stovetops or broilers.

7. Are your textiles hypoallergenic?

Pillow inserts, throws and blankets use hypoallergenic fiber fillings and skin-friendly fabrics. Linen and cotton blends allow breathability for sensitive skin.

8. Can blankets and pillows be washed safely?

Yes. Machine wash on cold using mild detergents. Tumble dry low or air-dry to preserve fibers. Using fabric softener may reduce breathability and loft.

9. Do your wall prints emit fumes or chemicals?

No. Posters and fine art prints use archival inks and acid-free papers designed for indoor use. They do not emit strong chemical odors when hung indoors.

10. Are journals safe for long-term use?

Our journals use acid-free paper and non-bleed inks. This prevents skin irritation from handling and reduces yellowing over time.

11. Are your candles and scented products safe indoors?

If purchased with fragrance options, candles are poured using clean-burn wax blends and cotton wicks. Always burn on a heat-safe surface and never leave unattended.

12. Are your products safe around children?

Ceramics and glass should be used under supervision due to breakability. Textile items are child-safe but only products labeled for infants should be used in cribs or direct sleep environments.

13. How do I safely clean cutting boards or kitchen accessories?

Wood should be hand-washed only. Re-oil surfaces periodically with food-grade mineral oil to maintain hygiene and prevent cracking.

14. Are any products treated with fire-retardants or chemical coatings?

No. We avoid harsh flame-retardant or stain-repellent chemical treatments. If heat exposure is required (oven mitts etc.), heat-resistant fabrics are chosen mechanically rather than chemically treated.

15. Are decorative textiles safe for pets?

They are safe for household use, however repeated chewing or scratching may damage fabrics. For dedicated pet products, refer to our Pet Safety section.

Safe inks. Clean materials. Designed for everyday use.

1. Are the inks used on apparel safe for skin contact?

Yes. Our prints use water-based inks that do not contain PVC, phthalates or solvents. They are dermatologically safe for daily wear and suitable for sensitive skin.

2. Do your prints contain heavy metals or toxic dyes?

No. All inks meet international textile safety standards and do not include lead, mercury or hazardous metals commonly found in low-grade prints.

3. Are your prints safe for children’s clothing?

Yes. Our inks and pigments comply with children's apparel safety requirements and are certified for direct skin contact. They do not release harmful residues during wear.

4. Do printed garments release fumes when ironed or heated?

No. Water-based inks remain stable under normal home laundering and ironing temperatures. For best care, iron on low heat and avoid direct contact with printed areas.

5. Do prints crack or peel over time?

Our print process binds pigment into the fibers rather than sitting on top. This preserves softness and prevents cracking under normal wear when care instructions are followed.

6. Are posters and wall prints low-VOC?

Yes. Our archival inks are formulated for indoor spaces and emit extremely low VOC levels. They are suitable for studios, bedrooms, nurseries and work environments.

7. Do printed mugs or dishware release chemicals when heated?

No. Ceramic prints are bonded under heat and sealed with food-safe glazes. They do not leach chemicals into beverages or react under boiling-water temperatures.

8. Are sublimated products chemically coated?

Sublimation coatings are polymer-based and hardened during finishing. They are food-safe, non-toxic and designed to prevent ink transfers under heat exposure.

9. Do printed fabrics shed microplastics?

Our cotton-dominant blends minimize synthetic shedding. When synthetic fibers are used for durability or stretch, we recommend cold washing to reduce micro-fiber release.

10. Are your products flame-resistant or chemically treated?

We do not use flame-retardant chemical treatments. If heat performance is needed, we use mechanical construction rather than additives.

11. Do scented or infused products contain harmful aerosols?

Scented items are formulated to avoid paraffin-heavy waxes and aerosolized solvents. Always use candles in ventilated spaces and discontinue use if irritation occurs.

12. What safety standards do you follow for printing?

All pigments and inks follow international textile and indoor-air certification standards and are screened for chemical safety prior to production.

13. Are prints safe for pets to come into contact with?

Yes. Touch contact is safe. Ingestion is not recommended, as printed areas are made from cured resins that are not meant to be consumed.

14. Can prints trigger allergies or irritation?

Reactions are rare. Individuals with extreme sensitivities should choose organic or minimally printed textiles. Avoid harsh detergents that leave chemical residue on fabric.

15. Are metallic or specialty inks safe?

Any metallic or raised-effect inks we use are cosmetic-grade, non-reactive and applied in thin layers to prevent flaking or ingestion hazards.

Safe materials for the ones you love.

1. Are your pet products safe for animals to use daily?

Yes. We design each item with non-toxic materials that are safe for daily contact. Fabrics are hypoallergenic and coatings do not transfer chemicals through saliva or skin contact.

2. Are bowls and feeding mats food-safe?

Absolutely. Ceramic bowls are sealed with lead-free and BPA-free glazes. Food surfaces do not absorb moisture or release compounds when exposed to water, oils or heat.

3. Are fabrics safe if pets lick or chew them?

Yes. Prints and dyes are water-based and cured to ensure they do not release residue. However, no textile is intended for consumption. If your pet aggressively chews bedding or bandanas, discontinue use.

4. Do prints fade with repeated washing or outdoor use?

Our pigments bond to fibers and resist fading from regular washing and light exposure. For long-lasting color, wash in cold water and air-dry.

5. Are your products hypoallergenic?

Most fabrics are naturally hypoallergenic, especially cotton and microfiber options. This reduces irritation for pets with sensitive skin or allergies. Avoid harsh detergents when washing.

6. Are materials safe for pets with sensitive skin?

Yes. We avoid harsh chemical treatments and unnecessary synthetic coatings. If irritation occurs, switch to organic cotton or minimal-print options.

7. Are your bowls safe for hot food or microwaving?

Ceramic bowls are stable under heat and safe for warm water and food. Stainless-steel or insulated bowls should not be microwaved.

8. Do pet mats contain rubber or latex?

Anti-slip bases may contain thermoplastic rubber. They do not include allergens such as latex proteins and are safe for indoor floor use.

9. Can bedding cause overheating?

No. Our bedding materials are breathable and designed to regulate temperature. Plush fleece options provide warmth without trapping excess heat.

10. How should I clean pet beds and fabric items?

Machine wash on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Avoid bleach or fabric softeners that may leave irritants. Air dry to maintain fiber structure.

11. Are ceramic bowls chip-resistant?

Yes. Our ceramic undergoes high-temperature firing to improve structural strength. Though durable, avoid dropping or hitting against hard surfaces.

12. Do materials contain fragrances or chemical coatings?

No artificial fragrances or layering chemicals are added. If your pet has respiratory sensitivities, choose cotton-based bedding without prints.

13. Can pets use these products outdoors?

Yes. Durable fabrics are suitable for outdoor use but prolonged exposure to UV and moisture will shorten product lifespan. Store indoors when not in use.

14. Are your products safe for puppies and kittens?

Yes. However younger animals typically chew more aggressively. Supervision is recommended and any torn fabric should be replaced to prevent ingestion.

15. Are products recyclable or eco-friendly?

Many components are recyclable and produced with low-impact processes. Packaging is minimal and made from recyclable materials.

Thoughtful care preserves thoughtful design.

Our pieces are created to accompany you for years not seasons. Every material we select, from fine combed cotton to archival-grade papers and food-safe ceramics, is intentionally chosen to offer long-lasting comfort, clarity and performance. With mindful care, each item will age gracefully and maintain its original character.

Textiles

Choose gentle care to protect softness, color depth and fabric structure.

• Wash in cold water with similar colors to preserve fibers.
• Use mild detergents free from bleach and optical brighteners.
• Air-dry when possible to minimize friction and heat damage.
• If ironing is needed, use low heat and avoid direct contact with printed areas.
• Store folded rather than hung for heavyweight knits to prevent stretching.

Drinkware & Tableware

Designed for daily rituals, crafted for safe contact.

• Avoid harsh metal scrubbers on ceramic glazes to prevent micro-abrasions.
• Stainless-steel drinkware performs best when hand-washed.
• Do not microwave insulated vessels.
• Allow mugs to cool naturally rather than exposing them to sudden temperature shocks.

Home & Living

Comfort begins with clean materials and a balanced environment.

• Use gentle detergents for blankets, towels and pillow covers.
• For coated fabrics, avoid fabric softeners that may reduce breathability.
• Keep wall art away from direct UV exposure and high humidity.
• Wooden pieces require occasional oiling to maintain natural moisture.

Prints & Surfaces

Our pigments are cured for longevity and bonded directly into materials.

• Clean gently with a dry microfiber cloth.
• Avoid strong solvents or sprays that may interact with organic pigments.
• For high-touch areas, occasional mild soap and water is sufficient.

Pet Products

Designed with safety and comfort in mind.

• Inspect items regularly if your pet chews or claws aggressively.
• Wash bedding frequently to reduce allergens and odors.
• Ceramic bowls are food-safe; avoid cracked pieces and replace if chipped.
• Store outdoors only temporarily to protect materials from prolonged UV exposure.

Storage & Longevity

How you store items matters as much as how you use them.

• Keep textiles out of direct sunlight to prevent gradual fading.
• Store paper-based goods in cool, dry spaces.
• Let items fully dry before storing to prevent moisture buildup.
• Avoid stacking heavy objects on top of printed surfaces.

A Design Philosophy Rooted in Care

Quality lasts when treated with intention.
Every piece we create is engineered to endure your care simply completes the process.