Benefits of Linen Bedding

Egyptian mummies used it, ancient Greek and Roman togas were made of it, and from the Middle Ages on up through the 21st century, linen has been one of the world's favorite and most widely–used fabrics!

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Linen Sheets

$179.00–$279.00

Italian Linen Duvet Cover

$359.00-$399.00

Versatile, natural and renewable

Linen is created from the flax plant, a multi–faceted and renewable resource. The environmental site Treehugger.com called flax one of its “optimal materials for America.” Flax can be used to make everything from linen textiles to linoleum flooring, and flax seed oil is known for its Omega–3 fatty acids, an important part of nutritional health. And linen fabric is also fully biodegradable

Linen fabric is used to create fine clothing, and footwear, curtains, table cloths and napkins, and of course, linen sheeting.

Sleep soundly in complete comfort

Linen is a highly absorbent, temperature regulating fabric that becomes softer after every wash! Best of all, some studies have suggested that linen bedding can improve sleep! A widely quoted study from the University of Milan found that you fall asleep faster, sleep deeper, and wake up in a better mood after sleeping on linen sheeting. Warm in the winter and cool in the summer — linen is a breathable fabric which can wick away moisture, unlike lesser polyester blend sheets.

If a crisp, sharp-corned bed is your idea of nirvana, perhaps linen isn't for you, but if you dream of sleeping soundly on heavenly soft sheets that are all-natural, breathable, adjust to your body temperature, and are environmentally friendly, then like many of our customers, you too will love linen!

If you’re still on the fence
just read some of
our customers’ 5–reviews

It’s really all it’s cracked up to be! The temperature hit 107 degrees the day we donned the new linen sheets. They were all that was necessary, and prove to be truth in advertising — they breathe and give a sense of coolness! I ordered a second set.
— Customer, Sacramento, CA

All my other sheets are obsolete. I’m going to have to get another set — I keep washing these and putting them back on the bed. I’ve got several sets of high thread count sheets sitting in the closet unused. These sheets are just too comfortable. They are easily washed — and they fit my extra deep mattress wonderfully! Expensive, but well–worth every penny.
— Customer, Virginia

Caring for Linen —
as easy as you please

If you don’t mind some imperfection in your life, caring for linen can be a very easy — it doesn’t pill, stretch or lose its shape, and it’s a durable fabric that softens with every wash. You can wash it in hot water, but to minimize the natural wrinkling properties, simply dry on a low temperature or a wrinkle release setting. Remove it promptly from the dryer, smooth flat, and fold or smooth it out with your hands as you make the bed. You can also get that crisper appearance by ironing it while still slightly damp for a smoother finish.