The best part of a pure linen bedding is its durability. And softness acquired with time and use. And versatility. And the fact that it is completely and utterly natural. Nothing non-organic going on here. And, last but not least, it's a time-tested traditional material which has been in use forever.
Ok, there are clearly many best parts of linen bedding, even though this makes no sense. By definition, there can be only one thing that is the best, but in this case it's a tie.
Tiny, delicate patterns! They look so sophisticated on an old-school natural linen sheet. They also combine beautifully with bolder patterns, graphic accents or other tiny patterns.
Also, the colour of natural linen is one of the most friendly colours to combine with. It’s virtually impossible to get it wrong. Pair it up with white, black, muted natural colours, or a bold colour extravaganza: it will just keep on looking good.
Behold this mighty tiger! It’s a good thing he’s printed on 100% linen, so that we can wash and tumble-dry him without mercy. And it doesn’t even show: if anything, he looks even more fetching with every wash.
Don’t tell anyone, but we also never iron him. Never, ever, ever. We can’t be bothered. He looks so fantastic in this slightly crumpled number, we don’t have the heart to make him all square with an iron. We fear bad karma would ensue.
