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The Curator: Cotton, linen or flannel? How to choose the right bedsheets for fall

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The Curator: Cotton, linen or flannel? How to choose the right bedsheets for fall

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Linen brings an airy, relaxed feel to the bedroom, with a naturally textured look that gets softer over time. Made from flax fibres, it’s breathable and helps regulate temperature, making it a good choice for warm sleepers who still want some insulation as the nights get cooler. It’s also a nice option if you prefer bedding with a more casual, lived-in look.

Flannel is made for chilly nights and anyone who likes their bed warm and soft. Its brushed surface creates that fuzzy, cosy feel while helping trap heat, making it warmer than lightweight cotton or linen. If you’re the type to reach for a blanket as soon as the temperature drops, flannel could be your ideal fall bedding.

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