Bed sheets

Bed sheets have a more important job than most people might be aware of. Your sheets are in direct contact with your skin all night, every night. And we spend roughly one third of our life in bed, on top of a bed sheet. This means that our bed sheet sets need to be soft and pleasant against our skin and easy to take care of. 

Comfortable bed sheets help you keep your body temperature even by taking care of, and transporting moisture away from your body. But good sheets have even more advantages; they stay wrinkle-free, are easy to wash and dry, and can also help you sleep with a clean conscience by being made of environmentally friendly materials.

Fitted sheets

A fitted bed sheet has an elastic edge that you wrap around your mattress to stretch the sheet and keep it in place. Fitted sheets have some natural advantages, such as the stretch keeping it less wrinkled than a regular sheet. And it also stays in place even if the people sleeping on it tend to toss and turn. 

Satin bed sheets – or other materials?

Different materials feel and behave in different ways. Satin woven cotton/lyocell for instance is very soft and pleasant against your skin as well as has a distinct light lustre. While a mix of cotton and polyester is good at resisting wrinkling, easy to take care off and wash without shrinking. 

If you like to have a clean conscience, we offer a wide range of sheets in sustainable materials that are better for the environment. These are a good choice for peace of mind.

The choice of material is based on what kind of comfort you prefer, and what you value. All materials we use breathe well and help you maintain an even body temperature by taking care of moisture. All of them also feel soft against your skin, but in different ways. In our wide selection, you can always find a bed sheet set that fits your taste. And don’t forget to buy bedlinen that also keeps you comfortable at night, and can even match your sheets.  

How can I ensure my sheets last longer?

Proper care is key to the longevity of your sheets. Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners, as these can break down the fibers over time. Instead, opt for mild detergents and consider line drying to preserve the fabric’s natural qualities. Regularly rotating your bed sheets will ensure even wear, and storing them in a cool, dry place will keep them fresh between uses. With these simple practices, your bed sheets can provide comfort and elegance for years to come.

How often should I change bed sheets?

The frequency of changing bed sheets can depend on personal preferences and lifestyle. According to experts, bed sheets should ideally be washed and changed every one to two weeks. Regular washing helps remove dirt, sweat, and oils that can accumulate over time, ensuring a clean and comfortable sleeping environment.