Better sleep: the perfect bed linen for every season
1.1.2017
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If you wake up drenched in sweat or chilled in the middle of the night, you should think about changing your bed linen: find the type of fibre that suits you. Find out more about the different materials and types of fabric, and how they can affect the quality of your sleep.
Flanelle
The fabric usually worn by Canadian lumberjacks is optimal in bed linen: flannel consists of a thick, heavy quality of cotton that is soft and supple to the touch. Those who are cold at night will be happy to have flannel bed linen in winter. Care tip: to keep the fabric soft, we recommend using fabric softener when machine washing. Find flannel bed linen here.
- Season: winter
- Type: for people who get cold quickly
Jersey
If satin is too smooth for your taste, then opt for a softer alternative: jersey. The fabric is not woven, but combed or knitted. That's why it's particularly elastic and supple. Just like your favourite T-shirt! This type of fabric has many other advantages: it doesn't need ironing, so it's easy to care for. Depending on the fineness of the yarn, it's ideal for all seasons of the year. The fabric also has a thermoregulating effect. Find jersey bedlinen here.
- Season: all year round
- Type: for normal sleepers
Lin
The history of linen dates back to ancient Egypt. Once a symbol of light and purity, today it is used as a particularly hard-wearing fabric. In summer, linen is particularly refreshing and is highly appreciated for its breathable properties. The fabric gives your bed a naturally crinkled look. Find here some
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- Season: summer
- Type: for people who sweat a lot and people who get hot quickly
Cotton satin
If you like smooth fabrics and value quality, choose satin bed linen. Thanks to its Atlas bond, satin is particularly soft, smooth and thermoregulating. Cotton satin is one of the great classics. Find satin bed linen here.
- Season: all year round
- Type: for normal sleepers
By the way...
The ideal sleeping climate depends not only on the bed linen, but also on the mattress and duvet. So take a look at these articles: [[marketingpage:339]] [[marketingpage:218]]
Catharina Carstens
Senior Category Business Manager
catharina.carstens@digitecgalaxus.ch