Personally, I love using gauze in a kitchen setting. It is pretty, absorbent, and drys fast. I will say you should be careful drying products that could snag the fabric. Gauze is a loosely woven textile, and can be prone to snagging if you aren't careful. It can also get oil stains as cotton is a super porous fiber. It does work great for hand drying towels, and light cleaning. Over all I highly recommend it, just keep in mind that the fabric is more delicate than a tightly woven fabric.

We do our very best to keep prices reasonable, so we don't have a lot of wiggle room on prices. While I love a bargain as much as the next guy, I am not able to offer bulk discounts at this time.

While I would LOVE nothing more than to be able to wholesale, it usually isn't an option as we are swamped making orders for our own shops. (check out our other shops... A retail location in Grand Rapids, MI and other shops on Etsy: CharleyCharlesShop, and CharleyCharlesNylon). I have on occasion made it work, so feel free to shoot me an email if you have your heart set on carrying some Charley Charles goods in your shop (Hello@CharleyCharles.com)

I recommend washing items alone at first (cotton is LINTY) and jamming them in a washer with other items can cause fabric pilling.

Wash on COLD with mild detergent and a dash of fabric softener should you feel so inclined.

Tumble dry LOW HEAT. Do not over dry as this can cause gauze to not stay soft.

I am an extreme introvert, so no, probably not. I do love you though. Follow along on Instagram and Pinterest (there are buttons for that somewhere)....That's kinda like hanging out, right?

We do our best to offer our items in multiple sizes/thicknesses. The fabric we use can be hard to have made, and takes time as we don't have unlimited amounts on hand. Feel free to ask about a custom size, and we will do our best to make it work.

While we may be able to make custom sizes on some of the smaller items, we are NOT able to make large blankets. I would love a king size blanket, it just isn't something we can do on our machines and we don't have an industrial production system.

I have full faith in the USPS, but sometimes they do make mistakes. With things being so crazy, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND upgrading to PRIORITY shipping as it comes with tracking and insurance. I ship all items First Class, and as such I can not guarantee your item will get to you. If you do not get your package it is your responsibility to work it out with the USPS (see USPS.com for contact information). On many occasions I have found the First Class tracking to be incorrect and packages are delivered at a later date. Your item will most likely be in a soft poly envelope with a white 4X6 printed label on it. Once I put the package in the mail and the tracking is updated by the USPS, I am no longer responsible for the package.