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Temperature

Some like it hot. Some like it cool. Some like it somewhere in-between.

What matters most is the sleep temperature that’s best for you, because being too hot or too cold is a big reason why people wake up on the wrong side of the bed. Going from grumpy to comfy is all about choosing bedding made from the right materials (cotton or linen?) and with the right temperature grade (extra warm or light warm?). Here are some options for finding bedding for your unique sleep temperature needs.

A woman lying in bed tossing and turning and kicking her leg out from under blue bedding.

It’s all about the bedding material, baby!

The material that your sheets and other bedding is made from makes a massive difference when it comes to your sleep temperature. Learn more about our cotton, cotton blend and linen bedding to find your favorite. 

Cotton

  • Temperature regulating and can keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter making it a great choice for year-round use.
  • Hypoallergenic and does not trap dust, dirt or other allergens, making it a great choice for people with allergies and sensitive skin.
  • Soft, breathable and comfortable to sleep on while also being easy to care for.

Cotton blend

  • Soft and comfortable to sleep on. The blend of cotton with other fibers can enhance the softness and durability of the bedding.
  • More affordable than 100% cotton bedding, making it a great choice for those on a budget.
  • Comes in a variety of colors, patterns and styles to suit any taste or décor without breaking the bank.

Linen

  • Durable and becomes softer and more comfortable with each wash.
  • Has a unique texture and appearance that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to any bedroom.
  • Highly breathable and allows air to circulate, keeping you cool and comfortable while you sleep making it perfect for hot and humid climates.

Warm feelings

To sleep in the temperature you like, we have four different types of duvets: cool, slightly warm, warm and 4-season duvets.

Sleep well, sleep naturally

Pillows made with natural materials, such as cotton, down and feathers and wool, not only provide great comfort but also offer excellent temperature regulation. These materials allow for effective moisture absorption and release, keeping you dry and ensuring a restful night without overheating.

Curtains and temperature

Blackout curtains are every sleepyhead's best friend. Because they not only block outside lighting, but when you combine curtains you can also regulate the temperature more easily. Plus, they're a great way to show off your style. Are you going for a calm color or a nice pattern?

Thin curtains in combination with a blackout roller blind