Silk Bedding

Quince carries eight fabric options for bedding: cotton percale, sateen, linen, silk, brushed cotton, airy gauze, cotton cashmere, and a cooling collection. Each has a distinct feel — percale is crisp and cool, sateen is smooth and lustrous, linen softens with every wash, and silk offers a temperature-regulating drape. For a full breakdown of every fabric's feel, weight, and care, see the Bedding 101 guide.

Hot sleepers tend to do best with breathable, moisture-wicking fabrics. The cooling collection is built specifically for temperature regulation. Linen and cotton percale are also strong choices — both allow airflow and feel fresh against skin, especially in warmer months.

Silk and cotton cashmere are the most luxuriously soft options in the collection. Brushed cotton offers a cozy, flannel-adjacent feel that's especially comfortable in colder months. Sateen has a smooth, almost silky hand without the price point of silk.

Airy gauze is a lightweight, loosely woven cotton fabric — breathable, soft, and slightly textured. It has a relaxed, lived-in look that gets better with washing. It's a good fit for warm sleepers or anyone who prefers a lighter, less structured feel to their bedding.

Cotton percale has a matte, crisp finish and a cool-to-the-touch feel — similar to a well-worn dress shirt. Sateen is woven to bring more yarn to the surface, which creates a smooth, slightly shiny finish that feels warmer and more draped. Percale suits hot sleepers; sateen suits those who prefer a softer, more enveloping feel.

Linen bedding is durable, breathable, and improves with age — it gets softer and more relaxed after every wash without losing its structure. It's a strong long-term investment for anyone who sleeps warm or wants bedding that holds up for years.