Tencel™ is a branded material for Lyocell, a product of wood pulp found in certain trees — particularly fast-growing eucalyptus. This environmentally friendly material is wrinkle-resistant and is produced using a closed-loop process, so any waste created while making the material is recycled and reused. 
Soft, smooth, and hypoallergenic, Tencel™ is a great choice for eco-conscious consumers. However, keep in mind that it’s not quite as breathable as cotton or linen.

A bolster pillow is a tubular pillow used for lumbar support while sitting up to read in bed, but more often, it’s used as a decorative pillow or accent pillow. These pillows range from very small to long version that span the entire width of the bed.

 Reputable bedding factories prioritize the use of quality materials and workmanship to ensure their products meet the highest standards.  By working closely with bedding suppliers who have close relationships with these bedding factories, you can be confident in the quality of the bedding you purchase.

Choose 200 thread count and above - anything less will wear badly, rip and develop holes! Be wary of really high thread counts over 800 which can produce very stiff sheets and duvet covers that are not very comfortable to sleep on and are really hard to iron! We picked 600 thread count for our Egyptian cotton bed linen.

2. Satin

Keep in mind that you may want to invest in different sheets for different purposes — for example if you live somewhere that can be bothverycold andveryhot, you might want separate summer and winter sheets.

Bamboo bedsheets are another eco-friendly option known for their softness and breathability.  

Sheets, like every other element in the bedroom, contribute to the overall design of the space. Mixing designs on a small, medium, and large size in the same color family is a simple method to begin experimenting. You can also check out some different prints to add an interesting element to your décor.

 Cotton bed sheets are a classic choice known for their breathability and durability. Cotton bed sheets come in a variety of weaves, including percale and jersey, offering different textures and weights to suit personal preferences.

Just like with most things, though, not all cotton plants are created equal. Egyptian cotton that grows along the Nile River produces the highest quality textiles because of its extra-long staples.