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Best Sources for Linen Bedding

We've practically shouted our love of linen from the mountaintops (here and here). Years ago an antique dealer at the old Treasure Island Flea Market told us -- as she sold us our first vintage French linen sheets -- that once you sleep on them, you'll never go back to any other kind of bedding. She was right. Here's our updated list of the best sources for linen bedding.

Comments (6)

Would refer you to a line of linen bedding called Matteo, made in Los Angeles. Their website is matteohome.com.

posted by pvett on 2008-02-21 23:03:17
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I would kill someone for inexpensive (as in, under $40) linen sheets.

posted by reversibleraincoat on 2008-02-22 02:35:14
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Why linen?

posted by quercus on 2008-02-22 10:44:40
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Woudn't linen kind of wrinkle really easily and drive you nuts? I have thee custom linen pillows and don't you dare touch them - as they wrinkle even when you look at them. I'm curious to know, like Quercus above, why linen is popular for sheets?

posted by ilovemymini on 2008-02-22 10:52:11
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Ignore my post above, I figured out why you recommended them by reading the links to the older posts.

posted by ilovemymini on 2008-02-22 10:53:25
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Hey, I just stumbled across Luxury Linen Shams on VivaTerra.com for 50% off! 3 versions: striped linen (standard), striped linen (euro) and hemstitch in flax (king). $24 to $34. Unfortunately, the sheets are not on sale. Humph.

posted by 5iveVincent on 2008-02-22 11:47:29
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