All about Materials

Linen, A Sustainable Choice

Linen is 3x as strong as cotton, so a linen or cotton-linen duvet cover lasts much longer than cotton bedding. Linen is also an environmentally friendly material. It is made from the flax plant, which is a lot less invasive for the environment than growing and processing cotton. This natural substance can regulate heat very well, making it feel cool in summer and allowing it to retain heat in winter.

Do you struggle to stay warm in bed during the winter? A flannel duvet cover is the perfect solution. Flannel is wonderfully thick, incredibly soft, and ensures that you stay cozy and warm throughout the winter — even on the coldest nights.

What is the fabric Lyocell?

This is a pretty technical story, but we will try to explain it to you. Lyocell is usually made from fast-growing eucalyptus trees, but oaks and birches can also be used. After harvest, the wood is cut into small pieces, ground into pulp, and then dissolved by the substance amine oxide. What remains is raw cellulose which is then pushed through spinnerets which have very small holes through which the solution is forced, coming out in continuous strands. After this these white lyocell fibers are spun into yarn and eventually

Weaves and fabrics are something that many of our customers have questions about. That is why we will try here to explain it to you. Read it now!

Velour... This delightful soft fabric brings a luxurious feeling with it and has been on-trend in the interior for years! But what exactly does this fabric mean and what is the difference with velvet and velour? We'll explain it here:

Many of our customers wonder what cotton elastane is. Here we explain exactly what this fabric entails and where you can find this fabric in our collections. Read about it now!

What Does the Thread Count Mean?

The English term 'thread count' means how many threads are in an inch². The number of threads in the warp and the weft are then added together and this total is called the thread count (TC). The higher the thread count,

Duvet covers are available in many materials. In this article we zoom in on cotton renforcé, a cool fabric, which can be used all seasons!

Organically Grown, Environmentally Friendly and Socially Responsible

GOTS-certified cotton is organic, which means that no chemical pesticides have been used in growing the cotton. But GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) goes beyond that. Better for your skin, better for the environment and better for the workers. The organic cotton feels wonderfully soft and lasts for years. A sustainable choice! GOTS imposes requirements on factories