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The 14 Best Places to Buy Luxury Bedding in 2021

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Once you experience the top-tier quality of luxury bedding, you'll never want to sleep on anything else. There are a wide range of luxury bedding retailers that sell deliciously soft and elegant linens today, and whether you prefer classic cotton or high-end linen, they definitely have a product that will elevate your time in bed.

What, exactly, makes luxury bedding stand out? "The first thing that comes to mind in bedding differentiation is texture," says Raili Clasen, interior designer and founder of RailiCA Design. "I consider 'regular' bedding to be cotton sheeting with a classic duvet. Once you change out to Belgium linens or soft percale and add cashmere or alpaca throw, the mood gets much more elevated." Despite conventional wisdom, Clasen doesn't recommend looking at thread count when shopping for luxury bedding, as she's seen 400 count sheets that "feel like cheap satin." Instead, you'll want to consider factors like material, construction, and certifications.

With that in mind, here are the best places to find luxury bedding that is worth every penny.

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If price isn't an issue, Sferra offers some of the most high-quality linens available, including ones made from top-tier Egyptian cotton.

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This brand offers one-on-one design consultations to help you design the perfect bedroom using their wide range of products.

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All of Coyuchi's bedding is made using organic materials, and most of their linens are available in a pretty subdued color palette.

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Brooklinen is one of the more affordable luxury bedding brands, and its Luxe Sateen sheets are especially popular.

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This brand offers made-to-order linen bedding with an emphasis on quality materials and durable construction.

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You'll find lots of earthy tones and welcoming textures in Parachute's bedding collections, which are competitively priced.

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Using organic materials and sustainable manufacturing processes, Boll & Branch creates beautiful, classic linens that look good in every bedroom.

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Your bedroom will instantly feel vibrant with the colorful bedding from this retailer.

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If you're looking for high-end linen bedding in unconventional sizes, Linoto offers many options to fit every mattress.

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Light and airy bedding is sure to brighten up any space, and the color-coded website is a breeze to navigate.

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What We Like

• Bespoke, made-to-order bedding

• Monograms available on many items

• Extremely high-quality materials

What We Don't Like

• All pieces sold separately

• Limited returns

If you want extremely luxe, high-end bedding, Sferra is the way to go. This Italian brand uses only the highest quality materials, including Giza 45, the highest grade of Egyptian cotton, and its Tailor Made and Nastro collections are actually made-to-order by craftsmen in Italy. The brand carries bedding made from sateen, percale, and linen materials, and there are plain, patterned, and embroidered designs to choose from. However, all its pieces are sold separately—no bundles here—and can cost several hundred dollars per piece.

What We Like

• Wide selection of designs and patterns

• Monograms available on many products

• Design Concierge service

What We Don't Like

• Limited return window

You can turn your bedroom into a 5-star hotel room with the help of bedding from Matouk. This brand offers several dozen bedding styles, including everything from traditional plain styles to stylish florals, and all of its products exude elegance and sophistication.

Matouk sorts its products into bed styles, allowing you to easily put together a cohesive look, but if you want assistance, the brand also offers a "Design Concierge" service for a one-on-one curated shopping experience with an expert. With this option, you can even customize your linens to perfectly fit your home. Just keep in mind that custom products can't be returned, and for standard returns, you have 30 days from the shipping date and products must be unused, unlaundered, and in their original packaging.

What We Like

• Wide range of bedding

• Certified organic materials

• Eco-friendly processes

• Generous return policy

What We Don't Like

• Limited color palette

Coyuchi is one of the leaders in organic bedding, and if you love a subdued color palette, you'll find just what you're looking for in their product range. The brand has all the most popular types of sheets, including percale and sateen cotton, linen, flannel, and even jersey, and most products are available in several gentle colors, including light shades of pink, blue, gray, and beige.

Coyuchi doesn't just sell sheets, though. They also carry an impressive selection of duvet covers, blankets, throws, and quilts, including options in interesting patterns and textures. All of the brand's products are made with certified organic materials and eco-friendly processes, as well, making it a purchase you can feel good about. Finally, Coyuchi offers a full refund for returns within 30 days of purchase, but you can actually return most items within a full year of purchase for store credit equal to the original value.

What We Like

• Moderate prices

• Top-tier custom service

• Contemporary design

• Generous return policy

What We Don't Like

• Smaller product range

Brooklinen has gained prominence as one of the best new direct-to-consumer bedding companies, and in particular, its Luxe Sateen sheets get rave reviews from buyers—including our own tester! In the world of luxury bedding, Brooklinen stands out from the crowd thanks to its slightly more contemporary aesthetic. While many of its products do come in plain colors, the brand also frequently offers unique modern patterns that will bring a little added flair to your bedroom.

In terms of bedding, Brooklinen has a smaller product range than other luxury retailers. They currently offer sateen, percale, linen, and cashmere sheets, as well as a handful of blankets, quilts, and other bed accessories. The brand is known for its top-tier customer service, and you can return any product—used and laundered items included—within a year for a full refund or store credit.

What We Like

• Made in USA

• Flat felled seams on fitted sheets

• Repairs available within two years

What We Don't Like

• Long lead time

• Restocking fee

One of Clasen's go-to luxury bedding brands is Matteo, which is based out of Los Angeles. It's known for its made-to-order cotton and linen bedding, which include both sateen and percale options. Matteo doesn't have the largest selection of bedding available. For instance, they only sell seven different sheet sets—but the brand places a strong emphasis on quality materials and construction. They'll even repair your bedding if it becomes damaged within two years of purchase. However, because its products are made to order, they typically take four weeks to ship.

What We Like

• Earthy color schemes

• Moderate price point

• Free style consultations

• Several brick-and-mortar locations

What We Don't Like

• Fabric swatches aren't free

Similar to Brooklinen, Parachute has become extremely popular in recent years thanks to its quality bedding at reasonable prices. It has a similar direct-to-consumer business model, including several physical locations around the country, but the brand offers a more earthy, natural aesthetic than its competitors.

Parachute offers percale, sateen, linen, and brushed cotton sheets, as well as down and down alternative comforters. They also have a variety of textured quilts and blankets, as well as matching shams, and they even recently launched a small line of bed frames.

What We Like

• Classic styles

• Certified organic materials

• Focus on sustainability

• Deep pocket on fitted sheets

What We Don't Like

• Nothing we could find

If you like to keep things classic in your bedroom, Boll & Branch offers simple yet sophisticated styles to suit your space. All their bedding is made using organic cotton, and the company places emphasis on sustainability, employing responsible waste and water management practices, and using recycled packaging.

Boll & Branch has a modest collection of bedding to choose from, including sateen, percale, chambray, and linen products. Most of their bedding is available in plain colors with a traditional design, but they do have a few products with more personality, including color block and floral patterns. Plus, its fitted sheets have an extra-deep pocket that can fit mattresses up to 18 inches, making them ideal for those with pillowtop mattresses.

What We Like

• Colorful designs and patterns

• Thoughtfully designed products

• Easy-to-use duvet covers

What We Don't Like

• Limited product selection

For bright, fun linens, Crane & Canopy will help to brighten up your bedroom. This brand has attractive sheet sets in every color imaginable, and many of its products feature stripes, geometric patterns, or embroidered scalloped edges. They only carry one type of cotton and linen sheets, but the brand definitely stands out from competitors thanks to its rainbow of colorful products.

One of Crane & Canopy's signature products is the Nova Duvet Cover, which is carefully designed to be easier to use. It has a zipper closure that's faster than buttons, and its unique two-tone cover gives the appearance of a folded-down top sheet, creating the illusion of a perfectly made bed.

What We Like

• High-quality linen bedding

• Hard-to-find sizing

• Made in USA

• Zero Waste Program

What We Don't Like

• Long lead time

If you're a fan of linen bedding, Linoto should definitely be on your radar. This brand offers several types of linen bedding, all of which are made from the finest raw materials and handcrafted in New York. Their current product lines include traditional linen, Belgian eco-linen, and organic linen, and you can buy sheets in a full set or in individual pieces. They even offer duvet covers, shams, blankets, and more.

One of the best aspects of Linoto linen bedding is that it's available in a wide range of colors and sizes. The standard linen sheet set comes in more than two dozen colors, and you can have split king, European queen and king, and Olympic king sizes made special order. You also have the option of standard, deep, or shallow pocket, ensuring the sheets perfectly fit your bed.

What We Like

• Refined coastal styles

• Wide range of colors and patterns

• Free design advice

• Up to 10 free bedding swatches

What We Don't Like

• Nothing we could find

You can make your home feel light and airy with bedding from Serena & Lily, a brand known for its contemporary take on coastal styles. They carry a large selection of percale, sateen, and linen sheets, and their website is sorted by color, allowing you to easily find the exact hue you're looking for. Plus, you're able to choose from a wide range of both solid and patterned linens to perfectly suit your space.

If you want to see the fabric before you commit to it, Serena & Lily will send up to 10 bedding swatches for free, and they also have a service that offers free design advice. Or, to see the bedding in person, you can make an appointment at one of the brand's design shops, which are located all around the country.

What We Like

• Extremely wide selection

• Many colors and patterns

• Great customer service

• Gives back to community

What We Don't Like

• Return processing fee

The Company Store is actually a subsidiary of The Home Depot, but you won't find any power tools among its products. Instead, the brand carries an impressive collection of high-end bedding, including sateen, percale, flannel, jersey, bamboo, linen, and Egyptian cotton sheets, as well as all sorts of duvet inserts, comforters, coverlets, bed skirts, and more.

One of the areas where The Company Store excels is its wide selection of colors and patterns. Most of its products come in a rainbow of color options, and there are many plaid, floral, and seasonal motifs, as well. Not only does it have a great selection of products, but the brand is also known for its customer service and has a strong philanthropic initiative, as well.

What We Like

• High-quality linen bedding

• Pretty muted color palette

• Build A Set feature

What We Don't Like

• Slight color variations possible

Cultiver is another brand that should be on every linen lover's radar. The Australian brand solely sells linen bedding, including sheets, duvet covers, quilts, and throws, and all their products are made from European flax that's been pre-washed for a vintage feel right out of the package.

Cultiver bedding is available in a range of muted colors and a few striped patterns, but the brand does warn that slight color variations are possible due to the nature of the fiber. For those who want to mix and match colors, the brand's Build A Set option lets you pick and choose the specific products in your sheet or duvet set.

What We Like

• Luxury eucalyptus bedding

• Bundles with or without top sheet

• 30-night trial period

What We Don't Like

• No returns on international orders

Eucalyptus bedding is becoming incredibly popular thanks to its silky soft feel and sustainable materials, and Sijo is one of your best options if you're looking for luxury eucalyptus bedding. This brand offers a comprehensive line of eucalyptus linens, including sheets, duvet covers, and even a duvet insert, all of which come in a range of pretty subtle colors. Sijo also carries a line of French linen bedding, and its products come with a 30-night trial period, during which you can return your purchase with no questions asked.

What We Like

• Moderate prices

• Sets sold with or without top sheet

• Riley Rewards Program

What We Don't Like

• Only ships to 48 contiguous United States

• Limited selection

Riley is another popular direct-to-consumer brand that offers high-quality bedding at moderate prices. The brand partners with textile mills in Portugal to create products that are worthy of a five-star hotel, and it currently offers a small selection of percale, sateen, flannel, and linen bedding.

One unique factor about Riley is that its sheet sets can be purchased with or without a flat sheet—ideal for those who tend to skip this piece when making the bed. Additionally, it's one of the few luxury bedding brands that offer a rewards program, offering 1 point for every dollar spent and additional points for product reviews. For every 500 points earned, you get a $25 credit to use on the site.

Price

There's no real definition of what makes bedding "luxury," and more often than not, the distinction is determined by price. Luxury bedding typically starts at around $100 for a set of sheets, but it can range to upward of $1,000 from truly high-end brands. You'll want to consider a retailer's price range as you shop for bedding, as well as whether they sell products in bundles or as individual pieces. Bundles often cost less than buying each piece separately.

Materials

There are a variety of fibers commonly used in luxury bedding, and the quality of the raw material is often what dictates the price. Organic and long-staple cotton are some of the "lower quality" luxury materials (don't be deterred—they're still lovely to sleep on!), while linen and Eygpian cotton are on the higher end. Certain luxury retailers also sell silk and Eucalyptus bedding, but you'll seldom see polyester or other synthetic fibers used in high-quality linens.

Return policy

If you're going to spend several hundred dollars on luxury bedding, it's worth looking into the brand's return policy. After all, you don't want to be stuck with expensive bedding that you don't like! Many brands offer a 30 or 60-day return period, but be sure to read the fine print on whether the bedding can be washed and if there's a restocking fee.

Certifications

There are a variety of certifications that luxury bedding brands commonly put on their products, including:

• Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certification: Verifies the product was made using organic materials and processes.
• Responsible Down Standard (RDS): For bedding using down feathers, verifies that the materials come from animals that have not been subjected to any unnecessary harm.
• STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX: Verifies that every component of the product has been tested for harmful substances.
• Fair Trade certified: The product was made according to rigorous social, environmental, and economic Fair Trade standards.
• Certified B Corporation: The brand meets standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability.

FAQ

• Is luxury bedding worth the cost?

  Many people believe that luxury bedding is a worthwhile splurge, including Clasen: "We spend so much time in between the sheets that it's worth every extra penny," she says. Luxury bedding is often softer and more attractive than lower-quality products, and it's also made from more durable materials and construction, which means you won't have to replace it as often.

• What are the most common materials used for luxury bedding?

  The two most common fibers used in luxury bedding are cotton and linen. However, there are several different tiers of cotton, including long-staple, organic, Turkish, and Egyptian cotton. These varieties often have different fiber lengths, which can affect their softness, absorbency, and durability. In general, Egyptian cotton is considered the most desirable variety of the fiber.

  Linen is another extremely popular material for luxury bedding: "A very vintage linen sheet feels like it's been washed down like a great pair of jeans," says Clasen. "It's so soft, and teamed with a cashmere throw, the comfort and coziness factor elevates to a different level." Linen bedding is breathable and gets softer with every use, and with proper care, it can last for as many as 10 years.

• How do you wash luxury bedding?

  It's important to follow the care instructions on your luxury bedding to ensure it stays in the best condition possible. Most high-end linens can be cleaned in the washing machine, but many should be dried on low heat to preserve the integrity of the fabric.

• How often should luxury bedding be replaced?

  The lifespan of your bedding will depend on how frequently you use it and whether you care for it properly. Parachute estimates that luxury cotton sheets will last for around three years with daily use, while linen sheets can last five years or longer. Duvet covers and other blankets can often last for several years before needing to be replaced. When you notice your bedding is ripped, fraying, stained, or worn out, it's time to replace it.

This article was written by Camryn Rabideau, a freelance writer and product tester for The Spruce. In her career, she's been able to test a wide range of bedding, from sheets to duvet inserts, and she's had firsthand experience with products from almost all of the brands included on this list.

While selecting the best luxury bedding companies, she evaluated them based on their range of products, prices, return policies, materials, and customer service. She also spoke with Raili Clasen, interior designer and founder of RailiCA Design, for expert insights on what to look for in luxury bedding.

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