Lavender Sachet — Small

The small one. Drawer-sized, pocket-sized, tuck-it-in-a-card-sized.

Inside the embroidered cotton/linen bag (with a see-through lavender mesh window so you can see what's in there) is dried English Lavender — Lavandula angustifolia — grown, cut, and dried on our Tennessee farm. Same lavender we put in our refillable Sachet Pillow and our Sachet Trio Gift Set, just in the smallest version we make.

Where to put it

• Sock and underwear drawers
• Linen closet shelves
• Coat pockets between wears
• A suitcase zipper for travel
• A bridesmaid favor or a tucked-into-a-card gift

How long it lasts
The scent holds for several months in a closed space, then softens. A gentle squeeze of the bag wakes the buds back up for a while. When that stops working, it's time for a fresh one — or step up to the refillable Sachet Pillow if you'd rather keep one going indefinitely.

One safety note
This sachet is for closets and drawers, not for eating. Keep it out of the kitchen and out of reach of pets and small children.

About the lavender
Lavandula angustifolia — the "English" variety — has been tucked into linens for centuries because it smells the way it does. We grow it, harvest it, and dry it ourselves, so what's in this bag came from rows you can come visit during U-Pick.