r/Bedding

was when I rewatched Practical Magic last October. It was the scene with Sandra Bullock hiding under her bed clothes shortly after her husband died. Did anyone else see that?? I could afford only the top sheet so far, but I’m saving up for the bottom sheet next!

Hey Peeps! Hoping this sub can help me out finding cute bedding recommendations for companies that sell or ship to Canada. I'm not super picky on fabric but would like to stick to natural fibers if possible. Not looking to spend an arm and a leg but willing to invest in pieces that are quality and will last. In terms of style I'm looking for more "funky" pieces, bright colours, gingham, florals etc. Pieces I can mix and match and will still look cohesive. Essentially I'm looking to have more fun with my bed spreads but it seems every place I look or am directed to doesn't ship to Canada or the import fees will cost me a kidney lol. Any recommendations you guys have would be awesome!

Hello everyone,

As stated in the title, I’m looking for new bed sheets made of linen. So far I’ve only had cheap sheets and wanted to invest into better ones.

I’ve learned throughout my research that these things are important:

high GSM, not stoned washed, linen from Portugal / France?, 100% linen (not mixed with cotton) and otherwise I’m not sure about what to look for.

Since I’m from Germany it’s hard to find sheets and pillow cases for our sizes (135x200 cm for the sheet and 80x80 for pillow cases).

If it’s possible I’d like something with a more natural look (but I also like stripes) or a white sheet with blue stripes.

Could you recommend me some brands I should look into that fit my criteria?

Thanks in advance!

moving and setting up a new room, bought a nice king mattress and looking now for sheets to go with it. we're thinking one set of peracle and one set of linen. any recommendations for brands for each of these? after some research been looking at:

-coyuchi

-cultiver

-brooklinen (for linen only??, i can see everyone hates their other sheets, ripping, etc)

-boll and branch

-company store (looks like people dont like in recent yeasr)

any other recs good too thank you!

I’ve been sleeping with a regular pillow all my life and suddenly I can’t stand them anymore as I feel that they make my neck hurt (?) like they strain it? Never happened before though. Anyways I stopped using them and been sleeping with no pillow for months. I have tried cervical pillows, very thin ones, viscoelastic one, the butterfly one, but can’t seem to find anything that actually is comfortable enough. I try to use a pillow every night once I go to sleep and minutes later I wake up to toss them and end up sleeping without one. Has anyone been through the same and found one that was comfortable enough? I feel like not using a pillow is also making my neck hurt some mornings

I absolutely love the feeling of a really nice hotel bed and I want to recreate it at home but I have no idea where to start.

The things I love most are:
• super crisp, cool, white sheets that almost have that freshly pressed feeling.
• a fluffy white duvet that’s light and airy but still luxurious
• pillows that are both fluffy and supportive. I love when you sink into them but they still have some bounce instead of going completely flat.

I’m willing to invest in good quality bedding if it’s actually worth it, but if there are good options that are more affordable that is a plus. I am located in Canada so bonus points if the recommendations are available here.

I need recommendations on things like:
• best sheet material/thread count
• duvet insert and cover
• pillows
• mattress toppings if they make a big difference
• anything else that gives luxury hotel feel 😁

I would love to hear exactly what you used if you have managed to recreate that 5 star hotel bed feeling at home. Thanks😊

Every time I travel I sleep way better in the hotel bed than at home and I’m pretty sure it’s the pillows. Whatever I buy at target or costco feels great for a few weeks and then goes flat. Mostly a side sleeper. Is there a way to buy whatever hotels use, or something close that doesn’t cost $200 a pillow?

I bought the Camilo, the Spinato, and the St. Moritz. They all felt amazing right out of the box so I kept them all even though I had planned to return one or two of them after feeling them.

Camilo: this one is by FAR my favorite. It's so luxurious, weighty, has a beautiful weave pattern, looks incredible. Stayed almost just as soft after the first wash.

Spinato: This one is also up there, but it lost a little more of it's original softness after the first wash. However, I think it just needs to be broken in with use. Overall has a very smooth feel. I LOVE the cream color it comes in, it looks simple and gorgeous. Also quite weighty but slightly less than the Camilo.

St. Moritz: I am highly, highly disappointed with this one. It is a brushed cotton blanket and after just the first wash (I washed and dried exactly as instructed on the label), it has completely lost its softness and feels rough and stiff. It now reminds me of those knot blankets you would make out of flannel from Walmart as a kid after some use. I honestly feel scammed by this one because Sferra said on a card that the blankets would get softer after washing. I honestly cannot believe how shitty this blanket feels now. Oh well.

That's all :)

Buying a new home and would love to upgrade my sheets. I was looking at the washed linen or the washed percale from Brooklinen because I went in store and loved the feel. However, Quince offers similar at a fraction of the cost. Which one should I go for? I definitely care about quality and the longevity of how these will hold up since I am investing in it.

Could someone ELI5 what exactly is the issue with changing duvet covers? I repeatedly see posts and comments from people struggling with it. For the life of me i cannot grasp what could be the problem. I'm very sorry if my question is in any way rude, i'm just curious.

The sheets I’m currently using are Threshold brand from Target. When I purchased them, each piece was sold separately. I can’t find them on Target.com, so I’m assuming they’ve been discontinued. I’ve tried searching all the numbers on the tags and I can’t get any results. They are from q2/23.

The only other information I have on the tag is 100% cotton and made in Pakistan.

I tried a sateen Threshold set and I knew immediately out of the dryer that I hated them. They were so wrinkled and thick, I couldn’t imagine laying on them after what I’m used to.

I want something that doesn’t have an insane amount of wrinkles, and is crisp but also thin enough to where I won’t feel like I’m suffocating. I was looking at Home Goods and so many sheets there had polyester, which just seems like I’ll wake up sweating at night. I’m certainly no bedding expert, so maybe I’ll wrong about my aversion to polyester.

Thoughts? I would appreciate any suggestions! Thank you!

I need to replace my linen sheets and there are several Fourth of July sales this weekend that I want to take advantage of. I currently have Quince linen sheet sets and they held up pretty well for about 3 years. Is it worth spending more on higher quality linen? The three I’m looking at are Magic Linen, Bed Threads, and Linoto. I don’t want to go more expensive than Linoto (and even that is hard to swallow).