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Premium Bedding Materials — Linen, Bamboo, Percale

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All about our bedding

Everything you need to know about our fabrics.

Linen

Percale

Bamboo

Sateen

Airy Gauze

Waffle

Brushed Cotton

Silk

Jersey

Flannel

Perfectly cool percale

A crisp, cooling collection with a smooth yet durable weave.

SHOP PERCALE

Silky-soft Giza cotton

Woven for a smooth finish and natural sheen, this premium cotton sateen delivers luxurious comfort.

SHOP SATEEN

Naturally textured waffle

 Lightweight and lofty, with a relaxed texture that layers beautifully year-round.

SHOP WAFFLE

Impossibly smooth silk

Get ready to take your bed to a new level of luxury.

SHOP SILK

The coziest flannel

Ultra-plush and insulating, with a brushed finish that keeps you warm on colder nights.

SHOP FLANNEL

ALL YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

What's the difference between linen, bamboo, and percale?

Linen has a textured woven feel, bamboo viscose has a smooth drape, and cotton percale feels crisp and lightweight.

Which material is best for hot sleepers?

Both bamboo and percale are excellent choices. Bamboo's moisture-wicking and temperature-regulation excel for heat management. Percale's crisp weave also keeps you cool. Linen is also highly breathable and temperature-regulating.

Are all three options OEKO-TEX certified?

Yes. All three materials carry OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification, confirming they are free from harmful chemicals and safe for direct skin contact.

Which material should I consider if I have allergies or sensitive skin?

Bamboo viscose is explicitly hypoallergenic, naturally resisting odors, bacteria, and common allergens. Material sensitivities vary by person. Review the fiber content, finishes, and applicable certifications, and consult a healthcare professional if needed.

How do I care for each material?

Linen: Machine wash cold, line dry or tumble dry low, gets softer with time. Bamboo: Machine wash cold delicate, tumble dry low, avoid fabric softener. Percale: Machine wash cool, tumble dry low, iron if desired.

What does OEKO-TEX certification mean?

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 verifies that the finished textile is free from harmful chemicals, heavy metals, and pesticides. It's a third-party confirmation of safety and quality.

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