The quiet work of bed linen

Bed linen is more than a pretty finish. It plays a quiet but decisive role in your night rest. The right bed linen also supports the work of your duvet: it lets air circulate, helps moisture move away and keeps the sleep climate in balance.


What the right bed linen does

A duvet needs air to stay full and resilient. Bed linen that breathes well gives that air room. That way the down can do what it was chosen for: hold warmth without feeling heavy or oppressive.


Choose a fabric that breathes

A breathable fabric helps the down clusters stay resilient. When a fabric is too closed, the bed quickly feels warm or clammy. The filling also gets less room to recover. A good choice often starts simply: with textile that breathes.


Stay close to the natural

We recommend staying as close to nature as possible. Natural materials behave more calmly: they take up moisture, release it again when aired, and feel pleasant. Many attempts have been made to copy the natural for mass production and consumption. But those who respect the natural notice that the original remains the most reliable choice.


Quality is never one number

Besides the raw material, several elements together determine the quality of textile. Fineness of the yarn, thread density, fibre length and moisture absorption only give an honest picture together. A high thread count can sound impressive, but says little if the fibres are short and the fabric pills quickly.


By feel

Bed linen is not chosen with tables and numbers. You choose it by feel. Take the fabric between your fingers. Let it slide through your hand. Feel what it does: does it feel fresh or warm, open or closed, supple or stiff. The right bed linen? You notice it at once. Let your senses speak.


What you mainly feel

The difference is rarely one large effect. Good bed linen makes the night less dark: it feels fresher, moves more supplely with the body and lets your duvet do its work.


A simple choice

Let numbers exist, but do not let them decide alone. A fabric must be right in the hand. It may be beautiful, but first it must lie pleasantly, breathe, and night after night give that same calm feeling.

" Not the number, but the feel decides."​​​​

- Notitie van de Butler -