Delilah HomeReviews of delilahhome.com

Good communication and fast arrival however the masks are too large and unwearable, was told by owner to wash and dry on high heat, this is inconvenient since I have to use a laundromat and is now costing me an extra 10 dollars to do so. Not sure if this will even work. I work at a doctors office so hemp face masks were exciting and important to us struggling with allergic reactions to disposable masks. Disappointed so far. Updated since the owner is very nice and refunding me, the masks are very soft and nice quality unfortunately I can't give a better star review since the size threw all of that out the window. I will still try to wash dry and shrink because I would really like to wear it. Will update again if it works or not. Thank you to the owner for awesome customer service.

I’m setting a middle rating for now due to lack of information currently available but knowing the owner was immediately responsive to remedy my questions. Sheets seem great although less soft initially and have some lint that looks like pilling but it picks right off. Have not washed but the website says they will get softer. I reached out to the company due to the fact the tag on each sheet/pillowcase did not indicate the fiber content. I wanted to confirm these were 100% hemp as indicated on the website and box. Also, fibers used on the body should always indicate the content per the federal trade commission and tag/labeling authorities. Owner requested I send the sheets back so he can check the tag. Another question is whether or not the hemp sheets are certified eco/sustainable/organic by any governing authority. The website does not indicate this for the hemp sheets so I’m assuming they are not. But I find it very odd they would not have some sort of sustainable designation given the mission of the company and the expense. Target now carries 100% hemp sheets and claims they are organically certified, but of course likely they may be of lesser quality compare to Delilah hemp sheets. For the price point and company mission, I’d expect the sheets to be certified and indicated on the website. Possibly the dye is what makes the rating impossible but I’d love to see more information on the website about it. I’m sending the sheets back per the owners request and he did provide a return label. I hope Delilah is able to answer my questions as I’m really hoping to find a high quality and organically produced set of hemp sheets. I’d rather support a small business rather than Target but for now I’m just left with questions. 8/2 - Michael, I did reply to you and we actually had an email exchange back and forth. I don't see a problem with email especially since you were engaging with replies as well. The last email you sent to me stated to return the sheets so you could look for the fiber content tag. You did not ask for a reply so please do not accuse me of not replying when a reply was not asked for. I am not a competitor and not even remotely close to the textile industry. Upon making significant purchases, I always seek out the best quality and thoroughly review and compare the product options. When the data is not available for a certain product, I seek it out so I can adequately compare the details across the products. Like I said, I sought out your company for a reason, to support a small business and quality ethical products, but when the information is missing whether on the website or tag, then I will seek it out. Thanks for providing the info about the organic certification. Sounds like more good things are in the works!