French flax · stonewashed · Byron Bay
Sheets for hot nights.
Linen breathes where cotton sweats. Fernhill sheets are woven from French flax, stonewashed twice, and get softer every wash. Sleep on them for a hundred nights. Send them back if you do not love them.
The range
Three pieces. Eight colours.
the weight, heavy enough to drape, light enough for January
stonewashes before it reaches you
nights to decide
colours, all of them undyed or plant dyed
Why linen
Cooler in summer. Warmer in winter.
Flax fibre is hollow, so it pulls moisture off your skin and lets air through. That is why linen feels cool at 2am in February and still holds warmth in July.
- Breathes twice as well as cotton
- Gets softer with every wash
- Lasts decades, not seasons
Reviews
6,800 sleeps. 4.9 stars.
Stopped waking up hot
Brisbane summer, no aircon, first sheets I have not kicked off.
Emma, BrisbaneSoft from the first night
I expected scratchy. It is not. It is the opposite.
Ben, MelbourneCreases, but who cares
It looks like a bed, not a hotel. I like that.
Ali, PerthBought a second set
One on the bed, one in the wash. Easy.
Ruth, Byron BayReviews shown here are illustrative content written for this demonstration store.
Questions
Questions.
Will it fit my mattress?
Fitted sheets stretch to 40 cm deep. Queen and king are Australian sizes.
Does it crease?
Yes. Linen creases. It is meant to. Pull it tight and it settles by night.
How do I wash it?
Cold or warm machine wash, tumble dry low or line dry. No bleach, no softener.
What is the 100 night trial?
Sleep on it for a hundred nights. If you do not love it, send it back for a full refund. We wash it and donate it.
A hundred nights to decide.
Free shipping both ways. Most people decide on the first one.