Cotton Bed Linen

Information on Cotton Bed Linen

Bed linen made out of cotton is known as cotton bed linen. Linen and cotton are both plant fibers but different from each other. Linen plant fibers that make up the yarn for textile use is longer than cotton plant fibers. Another point of difference is that linen takes longer to ignite whereas cotton gets ignited quickly. But both make up for beautiful home furnishing products like tablecloth, table linen and bed linen. Experts make stringent efforts to produce finest cotton bed linen for day-to-day use. They pay attention to details to produce such high class home furnishing items, which is unmatched in terms of excellency in finish and designs.

Caring for Cotton Bed Linen You have to take care of every fabric if you want to increase its longevity and retain its color and charm. Caring for cotton is easier said than done. You really have to look after cotton home furnishings. Regular laundry, ironing, starching and occasional bluing is very essential for cotton. Cotton can even be dyed easily. Moreover, it can stand high temperatures. You can use chlorine bleach to restore whiteness of the cotton garments. But this bleach can only be used on white furnishings. If the bed linen are colored and embroidered, bleach cannot be used. Besides, you can also use Boiling and sterilizing temperatures. Cotton can also be ironed at relatively high temperatures, stands up to abrasion and wears well.

Types of Cotton Bed Linen:

Some of the finest examples of cotton bed line are:

This is exclusively designed bed linen from organic pima cotton, which has around 250 threads per square inch. Organic pima cotton is long cotton fiber and is soft and creamy that it feels noticeably cozier than conventionally produced cotton. It is available in gentle eco bleached white.
It is a lovely subtle woven stripe with a soft sheen and luxurious feel. It has a thread count of 240 and is available in ivory or porcelain off-white. Made up of 100% organic cotton, this striped bed linen requires a warm 40-degree wash using a biodegradable soap. You should always ‘line dry or warm tumble dry’ this bed linen.