Flannelette sheets are known for their soft and cozy feel, making them a popular choice during the colder months. Flannelette sheets are made of cotton and brushed to create a warm and fuzzy texture, perfect for keeping you cozy during the winter months.
- In today's fast-paced world, where environmental consciousness is becoming increasingly important, it's essential to make eco-friendly choices in every aspect of our lives. One area where we can make a significant impact is by choosing the right bedding materials. Bamboo microfiber sheets are quickly emerging as the top choice for those seeking an eco-friendly and comfortable sleeping experience.
Also known as a blanket, cover sheet bed, comforter, or duvet cover, a bed cover is a large piece of fabric that sits directly over your bedding as a cover. It is known as a bed cover because the entire fabric wholly covers the bed and everything underneath. A bed cover can be used on its own without bed-sheets if you have a quilted cover for your mattress.
Linen is made from the natural long, hollow fibres of the flax plant, which is spun into yarn. Flax is mainly grown in Europe. The secret to linen is to choose French or Belgian flax which is generally regarded as the highest quality. Our linen bedding range is made from French flax.
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Prized for its warmth, flannel is primarily popular as a winter material. You can assess how thick and heavy a flannel sheet is by the GSM, or grams per square meter. A GSM of 130 to 135 is considered lightweight, 140 to 150 is considered midweight, and 160 or more is considered heavyweight.
It is also said that silk has beauty benefits. The naturally occurring proteins and oils in silk help care for your skin. Silk tends to draw less moisture away from your skin, while the smoothness of the fabric means that there is very little friction to pull at the skin and hair while you sleep. Which should lead to a smoother complexion and less tangled hair!



Although terms can vary slightly, the main types of bed linen are outlined below.

