You might be wondering, why linen? ✨
We're committed to creating luxurious bedding that’s comfortable to sleep in - regardless of the season. From softening with every wash to being an eco-friendly material, the benefits of this beautiful natural manchester are plentiful. 💫
Here we look at seven of the biggest benefits of sleeping in 100% flax linen that will convince you of just how fantastic this fabric really is and why it's time to invest in some quality linen ASAP. ✨
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[IMAGE: a gallery of images, each with an illustration of a bed made with Pink Clay and Turmeric bedding. Each post has text highlighing the "7 Biggest Benefits of Sleeping in 100% Flax Linen". The benefits are as follows: 1. It's luxurious. Transforming your bedroom into a luxurious space with timeless appeal, there's simply nothing that rivals flax linen when it comes to style. 2. It's breathable. Flax linen benefits from high air permeability and is an efficient conductor of heat. In other words, it's a breathable fabric which regulates your temperature to keep you comfortable across the seasons. 3. It's highly absorbent. Linen fibres are hollow and can absorb as much as 20 per cent of their weight in moisture before they start geeling wet, so linen bedding always feels fresh to the touch. 4. It has a gorgeous texture. The distinctive texture of flax linen has to be experienced to be appreciated. It softens with every wash (no frabric softener necessary) which makes it exceptionally gentle on the skin. 5. It repels dirt. Yes, really. Your bedding is naturally stain-resistant and will remain looking fresh and vibrant for longer. 6. It's durable. With its incredible tensile strength, linen thread is twice as durable as cotton or wool. In fact, linen is the strongest natural fibre there is, approximately 30% thicker and stronger than cotton. 7. It's eco-friendly. Flax requires less water and fewer pesticides than cotton in order to thrive. The entire crop is utilised, even the elements which do not feature in the production of linen.]