Getting quality sleep is more than just choosing the right bed and mattress. While it’s true that the mattress provides support to your body’s contours, it’s the linen that enhances your sleep experience. The type of linen you use will make a huge difference in the comfort of your sleep, depending on a variety of factors; from weave type to fabric type — and yes, the thread count.
Contrary to popular belief, excellent-quality bedding doesn’t have to cost an arm and two legs. Recently, there’s been a rise in homegrown bedding manufacturers offering luxury bed linen at lower prices compared to imported ones. This eliminates the need for the middle man; as well as rental and brand license fees, which usually drive up the retail prices of sheets in department stores.
Here, homegrown bed linen brands from Singapore to shop for the next time you feel like a little pampering. Trust us, it’s worth the investment.
(Main image credit: Sojao)
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Inspired by the belief that good bed sheets shouldn’t be exorbitantly priced, Weavve Home is a local luxury home and living brand that has managed to marry affordability with high quality designs. Its cotton bedsheets, for example, are made with extra-long staple cotton fibres for a stronger and smoother finish, and boast the same buttery-smooth feel that you’d only otherwise enjoy at five-star hotels.
The luxurious bed linen are sized from Single to California King, and are all certified to be free from harmful dyes and chemicals, so those with extra sensitive skin can rest easy at night knowing they’re in good hands.
Lifestyle Asia readers will enjoy S$20 off the cotton bedsheets with a minimum spend of S$150 with the code WVXLA20OFF.
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With a name that means “go to sleep” in Hindi, local start-up Sojao offers products that promote just that. The luxury organic bedsheets are buttery smooth, lightweight and durable, perfect for the discerning home owner. The bed linen are made of long-staple cotton, ensuring that the sheets won’t wear thin, and will only get softer with every wash. Additionally, Sojao’s bed sheets boast the perfect thread count (300) using single-ply yarn.
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Founders Clara and Alex, with decades of combined experience in the textile manufacturing industry, created Sunday Bedding as a solution to the frustration they faced when shopping for their home. The brand offers high-quality yet simple bed linen made out of either Bamboo Sateen or Cotton Sateen, with the weave giving each fabric a slight sheen and a smooth, silky touch. Whatever fabric you choose, you can be assured that proprietary technology is so the sheets remain wrinkle-free — sans harmful chemicals. All products come with a two-year warranty.
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Started by the same creators behind homegrown lingerie brand Perk By Kate, Yuu offers excellent quality bed linen using natural long stable cotton (the same kind that produces Egyptian and Supmia cotton). The brand’s cotton signature bedding, for instance, are woven from natural cotton fibers, resulting in a silky smooth sanctuary to keep you cool in Singapore’s heat.
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Created by a group of fashion designers and bed linen enthusiasts, Every Thread Count offers an exclusive range of luxury bed linen with distinctive designs — so you can fully express your individuality. All bed sheets are made of 100 per cent cotton sateen and features 300 thread count per square inch.
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Trust us when we say sleeping in the bedsheets from Cottoncrumbs is like being transported to dreamland on a cloud. The luxurious homegrown bedding and home textiles brand uses Tencel of a thread count no less than 300, making it more breathable than cotton, but as buttery smooth as silk. That’s not all — the sheets have been designed with you in mind, complete with polyester drawstrings for easy fittings, as well as side pockets to store your random bits and bobs.
Dewi Nurjuwita
Senior Writer
Dewi Nurjuwita is a travel and design writer who can be found exploring the streets of foreign cities with passport in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other.
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