Linen
Linen — made for summer nights.
Naturally temperature-regulating. Effortlessly textured. The fabric your body reaches for when the air gets warm and sleep gets harder.
Light, lived-in, alive.
Linen has a personality of its own — a relaxed, slubby texture that softens with every wash and never sits flat. It breathes visibly, drapes naturally, and feels almost weightless on warm skin.

Built for the warmest days.
Linen is the most thermoregulating of all natural fibers. Its loose, hollow weave lets heat escape the body and air move freely across the skin — making it the natural choice for spring and summer sleep, when other fabrics start to feel like too much.

Why linen is good for your body.
Linen fibers are hollow, naturally releasing heat and keeping skin temperature steady on warm nights.
Absorbs up to 20% of its weight in moisture before feeling damp — ideal for hot, humid nights.
Flax fiber is naturally resistant to bacteria and fungi — a cleaner, fresher sleep environment.
Made from the flax plant. No synthetics, no plastic, no chemical finishes. Pure natural fiber.
Linen demonstrates among the highest air permeability and moisture transfer rates of any natural textile, supporting cooler skin temperatures during sleep in warm conditions.
Linen is consistently cited as a gentle, hypoallergenic textile that supports the skin microbiome and reduces irritation — particularly valuable for hot sleepers and sensitive skin.