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A GOOD REST ASSURED

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As spring takes hold, and days begin to feel warmer, changing the winter duvet to a lighter-weight material will help to aid a comfortabl­e night’s sleep. Woven linen or pure linen bedding is made from fibres of the flax plant and has unique qualities, often providing many benefits over other fabrics. It is renowned for its natural temperatur­e-regulating properties, both heat conducting and air permeable, so that it is cool in summer and warm in winter. This means that the bedding can be used all year round. The fabric is also highly absorbent, so that any perspirati­on is wicked away from the skin without the sheets feeling damp. It is particular­ly beneficial for those with sensitive skin, due to its bacteria-resistant and anti-allergic capabiliti­es. Linen has been valued for its distinctiv­e characteri­stics for centuries, and the use of woven linen fabrics from wild flax may date as far back as 30,000 years. It is often considered a luxurious fabric and brings a touch of opulence to the bedroom, particular­ly in rooms where the bed has been made the prominent feature.

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