Best Linen Sheets in NZ.

Not all linen is created equal. Lots of other brands will advise they use French, Belgian or European Flax. In most cases, this just means the flax plant was grown in Europe and the linen was not actually milled in Europe at all.

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We think this is very confusing for consumers and doesn't really provide the full story behind the product. Many of these cheaper linens are produced in more unregulated markets and can contain chemicals such as silicons and formaldehyde.

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Formaldehyde is a chemical that has been linked to illnesses and cancer. Some use these harmful chemicals to make the sheets feel softer before you first wash the product, others use it to keep linen wrinkle-free or as an anti-fungal agent.

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Make sure you ask where your linen is made, if the information is not provided on the website or product.

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If its not listed as made in France.. only advertised  as French Linen.

Its NOT French Linen.

Its a plant that has been grown in France and sent to China for milling and making.

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Anyone who sells true French Linen wont hide it! - We are proud of it!

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Also No French Linen will be under $300 for a set... just saying....

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Sweet Dreams..

xo

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