I updated my bedding to Brooklinen’s products, and I’m punching myself for buying them this late. This duvet cover is hands down the softest, and I’ll be tossing out all the other duvet covers and replacing them with Brooklinen’s.
The duvet covers and sheets are available in 5 fabrics, classic percale, luxe sateen, linen, and heathered cashmere.
Classic percale should feel like crisp hotel bedding that is cool to the touch and airy. Most sheets and duvet covers I already own probably feel similar to classic percale sheets.
Luxe sateen should feel buttery smooth with a slightly luminous finish. Although it feels silky to the touch, it is still made of 100% long-staple cotton to maximize breathability. It is heavier than the classic percale, therefore more suitable for colder months.
Linen duvet covers are perfect for summer months as linen doesn't cling to the skin as much. It's so lightweight yet effortlessly elegant. And Brooklinen's linen covers are machine washable!
The Heathered Cashmere covers are supposed to be the softest and coziest Brooklinen offers. I don’t know what they’re doing to these fabrics, but they feel nothing like my other cotton bedding. They feel like super soft vintage tees and wrap my body with the heavenly softness I can possibly think of.
The Flannel covers are ultra-soft yet breathable.
Just like flannel clothing, it is extremely durable and warm, wrapping your body like a cocoon.
I bought the cover online, and it was packaged so securely and neatly that unpacking it was joyful.
The duvet cover comes with a white cotton “bag” to keep it in shape and from moving around. It can be later used for storing it when the weather gets warmer and calls for a lighter comforter or quilt.
Brooklinen included their newsletter along with the invoice, a great way to market and share some stories with the customers.
The duvet cover has all the standard features that most covers have like corner ties to secure the duvet from shifting and buttons at the opening.
I’ve washed the cover 2 times, and the cover has NOT lost its softness. In fact, it feels like it’s getting softer after each wash.
It is, in fact, the softest bedding I’ve ever owned, and I’m seriously obsessed.
I updated my bedding to Brooklinen’s products, and I’m punching myself for buying them this late. This duvet cover is hands down the softest, and I’ll be tossing out all the other duvet covers and replacing them with Brooklinen’s.
The duvet covers and sheets are available in 5 fabrics, classic percale, luxe sateen, linen, and heathered cashmere.
Classic percale should feel like crisp hotel bedding that is cool to the touch and airy. Most sheets and duvet covers I already own probably feel similar to classic percale sheets.
Luxe sateen should feel buttery smooth with a slightly luminous finish. Although it feels silky to the touch, it is still made of 100% long-staple cotton to maximize breathability. It is heavier than the classic percale, therefore more suitable for colder months.
Linen duvet covers are perfect for summer months as linen doesn't cling to the skin as much. It's so lightweight yet effortlessly elegant. And Brooklinen's linen covers are machine washable!
The Heathered Cashmere covers are supposed to be the softest and coziest Brooklinen offers. I don’t know what they’re doing to these fabrics, but they feel nothing like my other cotton bedding. They feel like super soft vintage tees and wrap my body with the heavenly softness I can possibly think of.
The Flannel covers are ultra-soft yet breathable.
Just like flannel clothing, it is extremely durable and warm, wrapping your body like a cocoon.
I bought the cover online, and it was packaged so securely and neatly that unpacking it was joyful.
The duvet cover comes with a white cotton “bag” to keep it in shape and from moving around. It can be later used for storing it when the weather gets warmer and calls for a lighter comforter or quilt.
Brooklinen included their newsletter along with the invoice, a great way to market and share some stories with the customers.
The duvet cover has all the standard features that most covers have like corner ties to secure the duvet from shifting and buttons at the opening.
I’ve washed the cover 2 times, and the cover has NOT lost its softness. In fact, it feels like it’s getting softer after each wash.
It is, in fact, the softest bedding I’ve ever owned, and I’m seriously obsessed.