HOW TO CHOOSE BED LINEN

HOW TO CHOOSE BED LINEN

Are you planning to buy some new bedding but just do not know what - or how - to choose? Fabrics, washing instructions, sizes. here are a few tips from Gautier to help you make the right choice. Bed linen comes in a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, linen, polycotton, blends, polyester microfibre and bamboo viscose. Cotton is the most common fabric and also comes in a number of different finishes: Percale: this closely woven fine cotton looks almost like satin and is very soft to the touch. This is the most comfortable, high-quality fabric for bed linen. Satin: this is also a closely woven fabric that is used for quality bed linen. It is also very supple and warm in winter. Some people love the glossiness of satin, others hate it - it's all a matter of taste. Cotton jersey: soft, cosy and stretchy, jersey is often used for fitted sheets because it takes on the shape of the mattress. Flannel: with its fleecy feel, this fabric is popular in the long, cold nights of autumn and winter because it is so warm and cosy. Linen: this natural material is pleasantly cool in summer and cosily warm in winter. Linen ages well and is very tough. In order to make the right choice, it's a good idea to actually see and touch the fabrics in order to fully appreciate them and compare their quality. Matching or mismatching, white, striped, exotic, with or without patterns, colourful, themed, chic, neutral. tastes and colours vary wildly, but here are a few tips to remember when choosing colours: Neutral, softer colours will age better. For example, white is not affected by fashion and you will tire of it less quickly. If you are not sure, remember that you can choose your bed linen based on the colour scheme of your bedroom decor, furniture, curtains or other accessories. We are used to seeing bedrooms with matching fabrics, but it is currently fashionable to mix colours and materials. Mismatched cushions, pillowcases that are very different from the duvet cover, different fabrics for the fitted sheet and top sheet - are you brave enough? It is advisable to change your bed linen every two weeks. The body releases sweat during the night, which can encourage the proliferation of dust mites. It is important to air the sheets every day, but this is not enough to prevent them. And finally, what size should you choose? Here is a summary of bed dimensions and corresponding bed linen sizes. For a queen size bed (160 x 190 cm): duvet cover 240 x 220 or 260 x 240 cm, sheet 240 x 300/310 cm or 270 x 301 cm, fitted sheet 160 x 200 cm.

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