Bedding

With a pillow, it all comes down to height and firmness, and both depend on how you sleep. Pamplona is soft and of medium height, for back and side sleepers. Hercule is extra thick and firm, and also good for reading in bed. There is also a pillow with a memory foam core that follows the shape of your neck. You will find every model, with more detail, in our pillows collection.

You choose a duvet by warmth and filling. Two models are filled with European duck down, which is light and supple. Isaba has a synthetic filling that slows the growth of house dust mites, and is also available as a 4 seasons duvet. With Everest you can choose Bi-zone: warmer at the head and chest, lighter at the feet. Compare them on our duvets page.

A protector goes on your mattress as an extra layer. There is a waterproof model without a plastic feel, handy for families or in a guest room. Prefer something that is above all soft and breathable? Two of the protectors have Lyocell in the filling. All three have a 30 cm fitted skirt that keeps them in place. You will find them with our mattress protectors.

What counts as bedding?

Here it means three things: the pillow under your head, the duvet you sleep under and the protector on your mattress. Each one has its own page with more choice and explanation, so you can choose them separately or together.

Which bedding is best for a house dust mite allergy?

Isaba is the one to look at. The anti-mite fibres create a dry microclimate that slows the growth of house dust mites, and the duvet is washable at 60 °C. You will find more tips in our article on dust mites in bed.

How do you care for your bedding?

The anti-dust mite duvet is washable at 60 °C and the down duvets at 30 °C, preferably with a special down detergent. Shake out down duvets regularly so they stay airy. The pillow covers can be removed, which makes the pillows easy to look after.