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Feel of Material - 100% Linen Woven in Italy Sheets

Feel of Material

The 100% Italian-woven linen sheets provide a blend of rustic luxury and comfort. Their natural texture, breathability, and organic appearance make them a favorite for those seeking a relaxed yet sophisticated bedding experience.

How the Sheets Will Feel

  • Soft: Over time and with washing, linen becomes increasingly soft. Freshly bought linen might be a bit coarse but will soften beautifully with use.
  • Textured: Unlike the uniform smoothness of cotton, linen has a distinct natural texture that's slightly grainy to the touch, giving it a rustic, organic feel.
  • Cool to the touch: Linen is known for its fantastic temperature-regulating properties, often feeling cool and fresh upon initial contact, which is great for warm climates or hot sleepers.
  • Supple: Over time, as linen softens, it becomes incredibly supple and molds gently around the sleeper, offering a comforting embrace.

The Look of the Sheets on Your Bed

  • Matte: Linen usually has a matte finish, contrasting with the sheen of sateen. This adds to its natural, earthy appearance.

About the Fabric

  • Breathable: One of linen's standout features is its breathability. Italian-woven linen, with its impeccable craftsmanship, further accentuates this quality.
  • Lightweight to medium: Linen sheets typically range from lightweight to medium, depending on their weave and finish. They feel airy and less dense than high thread count cotton sheets.
  • Natural texture and wrinkles: Linen is known for its characteristic texture and wrinkles, which give it a casual, relaxed elegance. These aren't considered flaws but rather part of linen's charm.
  • Durable: Linen fibers are incredibly strong, often outlasting cotton. Italian craftsmanship ensures that these sheets are built to last, growing softer and more comfortable over time.
  • Embrace the wrinkles: As mentioned, linen tends to wrinkle easily, but these wrinkles are often embraced as part of the fabric's unique aesthetic.

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