Single bed linen
At Nordic Weaving you will find a large selection of beautiful quality bedding, so you can get the best conditions for a good night's sleep. We design and produce our own bedding, which is made of the best materials, so you are guaranteed a good product that you can use for many years.
We spend an average of 8 hours a day sleeping, so your bedding should also be comfortable and create a peaceful sleep. Create the best setting for your night's sleep with bedding from Nordic Weaving.
Read about the differences between Bamboo bedding , Egyptian cotton bedding & silk bedding here
Harmony with Nordic colors
All our quality bedding is available in beautiful Nordic colors that create a calm atmosphere in the room. The colors are neutral or with slightly lighter tones so that, regardless of your interior design style, you can find a set of bedding that can suit your home.
Which material should I choose?
Our bamboo bedding is made from organic bamboo. It is sateen woven with 300 threads per inch, which provides a unique softness and durability. The special thing about a set of bamboo bedding is the temperature-regulating effect bamboo has. If you want your bedding to have a cooling effect on a hot day, or to keep you extra warm when it's cold, a set of quality bamboo bedding is just the thing for you.
Silk bedding has the same temperature-regulating effect as bamboo. In addition, silk is a luxurious product and is for those who want optimal well-being when sleeping.
Egyptian cotton bedding is considered the world's finest and softest cotton quality. Our quality Egyptian cotton bedding is Oeko-Tex certified and is your guarantee that it is free from harmful substances. Read more about Egyptian cotton here
Read our more in-depth article about the differences here.
A good bed environment
A good bed environment helps to create a good night's sleep. It is therefore a good idea to create a routine for washing your bed linens, so that you have the best conditions. Read more about how often you should change your bed linens here
How often should bed linen be changed?
It is recommended to change your bed linen every two weeks, but if you air out your bedroom well and shake your duvet and pillow daily, you can postpone washing your bed linen for up to 3-4 weeks. Changing your bed linen regularly at this time can help extend the life of your bed linen. If you sweat a lot at night or suffer from allergies, you may need to change your bed linen more often.
How do you wash bed linen?
When washing bedding, it is important to follow the washing instructions and use the correct type and amount of detergent. Wash bedding at a high temperature to kill bacteria and dust mites that can cause allergies, etc. Tumble dry bedding at a low temperature or hang it outdoors to avoid damage to the fabric.
Which bedding is best?
If you want bedding with a temperature-regulating effect and high durability, bamboo bedding and pillowcases made of bamboo may be a good option. If you want a luxurious feel and the same temperature-regulating properties, silk bedding and pillowcases may be a good choice. If you want the finest and softest cotton quality, you can consider Egyptian cotton bedding , which is Oeko-Tex certified, which means that the product has undergone a series of tests to benefit the environment.
Read more about the differences here
Harmony with Nordic colors
All our quality bedding is available in beautiful Nordic colors that create a calm atmosphere in the room. The colors are neutral or with slightly lighter tones so that, regardless of your interior design style, you can find a set of bedding that can suit your home.
Which material should I choose?
Our bamboo bedding is made from organic bamboo. It is sateen woven with 300 threads per inch, which provides a unique softness and durability. The special thing about a set of bamboo bedding is the temperature-regulating effect bamboo has. If you want your bedding to have a cooling effect on a hot day, or to keep you extra warm when it's cold, a set of quality bamboo bedding is just the thing for you.
Silk bedding has the same temperature-regulating effect as bamboo. In addition, silk is a luxurious product and is for those who want optimal well-being when sleeping.
Egyptian cotton bedding is considered the world's finest and softest cotton quality. Our quality Egyptian cotton bedding is Oeko-Tex certified and is your guarantee that it is free from harmful substances. Read more about Egyptian cotton here
Read our more in-depth article about the differences here.
A good bed environment
A good bed environment helps to create a good night's sleep. It is therefore a good idea to create a routine for washing your bed linens, so that you have the best conditions. Read more about how often you should change your bed linens here
How often should bed linen be changed?
It is recommended to change your bed linen every two weeks, but if you air out your bedroom well and shake your duvet and pillow daily, you can postpone washing your bed linen for up to 3-4 weeks. Changing your bed linen regularly at this time can help extend the life of your bed linen. If you sweat a lot at night or suffer from allergies, you may need to change your bed linen more often.
How do you wash bed linen?
When washing bedding, it is important to follow the washing instructions and use the correct type and amount of detergent. Wash bedding at a high temperature to kill bacteria and dust mites that can cause allergies, etc. Tumble dry bedding at a low temperature or hang it outdoors to avoid damage to the fabric.
Which bedding is best?
If you want bedding with a temperature-regulating effect and high durability, bamboo bedding and pillowcases made of bamboo may be a good option. If you want a luxurious feel and the same temperature-regulating properties, silk bedding and pillowcases may be a good choice. If you want the finest and softest cotton quality, you can consider Egyptian cotton bedding , which is Oeko-Tex certified, which means that the product has undergone a series of tests to benefit the environment.
Read more about the differences here
