Product Care & Size Guide

Choose by Measurements, Not Appearance Alone

Read the dimensions and materials on the individual product page. Check whether the listed size is the open, packed or inflated size.

For fitted accessories, measure the part of your equipment that will contact the accessory. Product-specific instructions and any care label take priority over this general guide.

Trail Seating, Mats and Towels

Wipe foam seating and ground mats with a damp cloth and mild soap when appropriate. Let them dry completely before folding or storing.

Keep foam and fabric away from sharp objects, direct heat and flames.

Wash towels according to their care label; avoid bleach and fabric softeners unless the label specifically allows them.

Inflatable and Self-Inflating Items

Use the valve as instructed. Do not overinflate or use a high-pressure compressor.

Check for grit or sharp objects before placing an item on the ground. Allow the item to dry before packing, and avoid leaving an inflated item in intense heat.

Store with the valve position recommended by the product instructions.

Pillows, Liners, Blankets and Eye Masks

Follow each item’s care label for washing and drying. Do not assume that a foam insert or inflatable inner can be machine washed.

Keep fabrics away from open flames. A liner or general camp blanket is not a substitute for appropriately rated sleeping equipment in cold conditions.

Picnic Blankets, Tablecloths and Covers

Shake off loose dirt and spot-clean as appropriate for the material.

Wipe coated or PEVA surfaces gently; avoid hot cookware, ironing and aggressive solvents on these surfaces. Dry both sides before storage.

Food covers help shield a serving area from debris and insects but do not control food temperature or replace safe food storage.

Canvas Utensil Rolls

Remove utensils before cleaning.

For waxed canvas, brush off loose dirt and spot-clean gently; avoid machine washing, hot water, bleach or dry cleaning unless the item’s instructions expressly permit them.

Store clean and dry.

Fit Checks for Clips, Tips and Pole Feet

Compare the stated fit range with your pole diameter or table thickness. Do not force an accessory onto incompatible equipment.

Inspect rubber parts for wear and replace damaged parts. Tablecloth and tarp clips may mark delicate surfaces if overtightened.

Stakes, Guylines, Tarp Clips and Stake Pullers

Inspect components before use. Remove damaged or worn items from service.

Keep sharp stakes and tensioned lines away from walkways and children, and use the right setup for the ground and weather conditions.

Reflective material improves visibility only when illuminated and does not eliminate trip hazards.

These products are not intended for climbing, lifting people, fall protection or rescue use.

Need a Measurement Checked?

Email support@larkovelle.com with the product name and your equipment measurements before ordering. We can help clarify the product information without assuming universal compatibility.