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Not outrageously priced but great quality bedding?

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userfornow · 28/12/2024 15:23

Posting for traffic! You lovely mumsnet lot seem to always be in the know with these things!

Me and DH would like to treat ourselves to some new bedding.We want to buy a new 6ft duvet and also some lovely great quality bedding to go on it, that can preferably be tumble dried (but will settle without it). What sites are worth checking out? Any good sales on? I haven't shopped for this in years so would appreciate any suggestions!

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deeahgwitch · 06/09/2025 08:40

I too think The Fine Bedding Company has very good quality products @TargetLover55
Worth a look @userfornow

CheerfulBunny · 03/09/2025 16:15

Stacey Solomon's range at Asda is lovely and all 100% cotton. I won't buy polycotton, I don't like the feel of it.

Liondoesntsleepatnight · 03/09/2025 15:57

The White Stuff have outlets, some of their stuff is good

TargetLover55 · 03/09/2025 15:54

userfornow · 28/12/2024 15:23

Posting for traffic! You lovely mumsnet lot seem to always be in the know with these things!

Me and DH would like to treat ourselves to some new bedding.We want to buy a new 6ft duvet and also some lovely great quality bedding to go on it, that can preferably be tumble dried (but will settle without it). What sites are worth checking out? Any good sales on? I haven't shopped for this in years so would appreciate any suggestions!

I have always found the bedding at https://www.finebedding.co.uk/ to be very good quality. worth checking out

Luxury Bedding - B Corp Certified - The Fine Bedding Company

A fourth generation British family bedding business with over 100 years of sleep experience, est 1912. We pride ourselves on craftmanship, our quality, our sustainability & our ethical sourcing. We're the people who care about creating a quality night'...

https://www.finebedding.co.uk

lionobserving · 29/12/2024 18:27

Placemarking so I can come back to this when I have time to read - in need of new bedding Smile

ChristmasPostman · 29/12/2024 18:23

John Lewis Egyptian cotton in the soft and silky range is absolutely gorgeous to sleep on. I’ve had pure mulberry silk before and that felt luscious but isn’t as intrinsically strong as pure cotton and didn’t last very well. The JL soft and silky feels very like pure silk but also lasts well.

ShodAndShadySenators · 29/12/2024 18:15

Serenity45 · 28/12/2024 22:32

Another vote for the Dorma range - one of our sets is over 10 years old and still washing/wearing well (unlike come more expensive sets we've had). Feels lovely and silky.

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I forgot to mention that Dorma use zips on their duvet covers (and some pillowcases), which I really like. A lot quicker to fasten than buttons or press studs. I haven't checked that's across their entire range, mind you

LadyBlackBurd · 29/12/2024 15:34

I have m&s 400 thread count, but find it doesn’t last more than 2-3 years. Went to replace, but seems to now be a sateen finish, which I don’t want.

So now looking for cool and crisp, plain white Egyptian cotton 400 tc or above. But at M&S prices. Anyone seen anything in the sales?

JoyousPinkPeer · 29/12/2024 11:25

deeahgwitch · 28/12/2024 19:41

But a bugger to iron though.

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Get the seersucker bedding...non-iron

JoyousPinkPeer · 29/12/2024 11:24

Marks and spencer, Dorma, white company.

Siberian goose down duvet for me ... john lewis.

CrotchetyQuaver · 29/12/2024 10:59

M&S
John Lewis
Dunelm
Personally I prefer poly cotton or cotton jersey as I can't be doing with the faff of ironing 100% cotton kingsize duvet covers especially brushed cotton ones and I can't bear the wrinkled look after they come out of the dryer if I don't iron.

FannyCann · 29/12/2024 10:03

I absolutely love LinenBundle. So silky. Washes and irons well.
You may not like to hear it but bed linen is so much nicer when ironed.
All my life I had white sheets and duvet covers then discovered I like patterned ones and now I'm a total convert and have several in different patterns.

Also buy a duvet a size bigger than your bed, eg kind size duvet for double bed. Saves duvet arguments when you roll over.

Not outrageously priced but great quality bedding?
PeppyGreenFinch · 29/12/2024 09:42

I’ve had bedding from Sheridan, Dorma, M&S Autograph and all have been great.

But I have to say my favourite sets at the moment are from Primark.

I got two 100% king size cotton sets in the sale £10 each 3 years ago and they are amazing. Soft and wash incredibly well, no bobbling, no rips.

The quality is just as good as Sheridan’s.

Callingallbutterflies · 29/12/2024 09:19

La Redoute is great. Often 40% or more sales on. The choice for 100% cotton is amazing. Quality is generally great, washes well and some can be tumbled. They sell 100% linen duvet covers that are brilliant. Linen is my favourite for all year round. I go to IKEA for fitted cotton sheets and Tk Maxx for surprise bargains including duvets.

Ginmonkeyagain · 29/12/2024 08:48

I'm a big fan of IKEA's cotton duvet covers. They are comfortable and wash well. They last for years and wash down to a beautiful softness.

dudsville · 29/12/2024 08:02

I really like the feel and pattern designs of Orla Kiely bedding.

Caspianberg · 29/12/2024 07:54

King of cotton for bedding

Baavet for wool duvet

We had the White company, but after about 3 years the fabric literally started shredding it went so thin.

King of cotton is used by a lot of high end hotel chains so it’s stands up well to hot washes and a lot of washing. We have the 400tc but they do higher

scrivette · 29/12/2024 07:51

White Company - they should have some in their current sale.

cherish123 · 29/12/2024 01:19

White Company - especially in the sales.

Lovelysummerdays · 29/12/2024 01:14

QVC does some decent deals. I got a king size set 400 tc including sheet etc for £120 it’s washed really well too.

Saracen · 29/12/2024 00:48

ThrillsAndSpills2025 · 28/12/2024 18:10

TKMaxx - bargainest high quality bedding and some gorgeous designs. Although you do have the usual scrummage and can't be sure what you'll find in there of course...

Yes, I always go to TK Maxx. You can get some amazing quality stuff at low prices. Probably only worth going if you have a store near you, as you may or may not find what you want on any given visit. It's hit and miss.

Secondguess · 29/12/2024 00:29

King of cotton - utterly luxurious bedding

www.kingofcotton.com/product-category/bedroom/

fivebyfivebuffy · 29/12/2024 00:25

I forgot la redoute, I've had some great bedding from there

fivebyfivebuffy · 29/12/2024 00:18

I like the M&S comfortably cool for summer, it's quite silky feeling, very smooth and is washing and wearing well
Currently under a joe browns brushed cotton which is also lasting well
Depends on budget really!

ToBeOrNotToBee · 28/12/2024 23:46

My Very 400tc bedding has lasted many many washes and is in a better shape than my 400tc set from Next.

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