Click here to reach your account. You will see your purchase history. Click the item you want to return and fill in the details. We will get the return request and approve it.

Please, always ship the parcel via post, not a courier. Postal service insures you for the value of the goods as they are your responsibility until they reach us. Always save a tracking number so we would be able to track the parcel. We cannot accept the parcel that was sent using a method other than post.

IMPORTANT: We make a refund only after receiving the parcel and checking if it meets our return requirements - unwashed, unworn, and with a tag.

IMPORTANT II: We require the tracking number to be sent after posting. We will have to track the parcel to be able to declare it to Lithuanian customs.

All our fabrics are Oeko Tex-100 standard certified. To attain Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certification, the fabric has been tested and certified to be free from harmful levels of more than 100 substances known to be harmful to human health.

Wholesale is available, please contact us via e-mail: hello@noisyforestclothes.com

You are always welcome to receive the items in a gift wrapping. Add a note in an order you need to receive the package wrapped as a gift and we take care of it. It is not charged.

I can make the following adjustments upon your special request:
- Lengthen or shorten the overall length of the garment
- Change the place of the waist stitch
In case of not being able to make your requested adjustments, I will get in touch and explain the reasons.

ATTENTION: Custom and personalized orders are final sales. CANNOT BE RETURNED.

Custom and personalized orders are final sale. Nonrefundable.

Wrinkles are a natural part of linen fabric, regardless of the garment. They actually signify the quality of linen: more wrinkles means the linen is pure, less wrinkles means it might've been mixed with cotton. This is because the flax fibers are low in elasticity preventing linen from stretching, but also giving it a crumpled, lived-in texture.

When it comes to reducing wrinkles, ironing is one way to go. However, it will hardly give you the smooth result you are looking for and it may weaken the fiber over time. If you do decide to iron your linens, do it while they are a little damp and use a quality steamer. Also, make sure you split the difference between natural linen wrinkles and folding lines: the latter can be removed while the former are a natural part of the linen fabric and texture.