Made in the same weave as sateen, but usually in a synthetic material like polyester as opposed to cotton, satin bed sheets are perfect for anyone that wants to create a romantic bedroom aesthetic.

So, now that you know the difference between bed linen and bed sheets, why not treat yourself to some new bedding? Investing in high-quality bedding can make all the difference when it comes to getting a good night's sleep, so go ahead and upgrade your bedding game today!

Linen GSM - Linen is measured in GSM (grams per meter) and typically ranges from 100gsm to 200gsm. We use 150 GSM for our linen bedding range. We found lower GSM too thin and higher GSM too heavy and rough to the touch.

Keeps you cool due to longer fibers
Each component in your bedding, from the bed sheet to the broader bed linens, has a specific function and usage that contributes to your overall sleep experience.
A flat sheet is the largest piece of top fabric that doesn’t require a precise fit like a fitted sheet, and floats over you as you sleep. Twin flat sheets fits both Twin and Twin Extra-long beds. Queen flat sheets fit both Full and Queen bed. King flat sheets fit both King and Cal-King beds.
For more affordable options, expensive cotton fabrics are often blended with lower-quality variants to manage costs. Check the label for the cotton composition before purchasing to ensure you know exactly what you’re getting.