Linen Bedding

The fabric

170 GSM European linen, medium weight. Breathable in summer, warm in winter. The flax is European; the cut and sew is Latvian. No subcontracting. More on this: linen bedding made in Latvia.

Colors

White and oatmeal, both in the same cloth. Oatmeal is a mélange rather than a dyed beige — a bleached white yarn woven together with a gray one — which is why it reads warmer under a lamp and cooler in daylight: what color is oatmeal linen.

Construction

Hidden-button closures on duvet covers, deep-pocket fitted sheets, generous flat sheets. Pillowcases in housewife, oxford, and ruffled styles. Bed skirts tailored, not gathered.

Sizes

EU (140×200, 200×220, 220×240 cm) and US (Twin, Full/Queen, King, California King).

Care

Wash before first use — cold water, delicate cycle. Items are cut 3–5% oversized; they settle to nominal size after 1–2 cold washes. Ongoing care at 40 °C (104 °F). Oxygen bleach is safe for white linen; do not use chlorine bleach. Full instructions: linen care guide.

Certification

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 — fabric and thread tested for substances that affect skin and lungs.

10,000+ homes across the US and EU sleep on LinenOwl bedding.

Why linen bedding?

• Breathable: linen absorbs moisture and releases it quickly — cool in summer, warm in winter.
• Softens with use: every wash makes linen softer, without pilling or wearing thin.
• Durable: flax is the strongest natural fiber, and linen is stronger wet than dry — washing does not wear it down.
• Easy to live with: machine wash at 40 °C; ironing optional — linen carries a soft natural crease.