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UK Manufactured Plain & Patterned Duvet Sets in a massive range of colours and fabrics.
Plus superior designer bedding from Cath Kidston, Dorma & more...
Soft cotton sheets combined with beautiful bed throws, cushions and curtains. We use fabrics from Zoffany, Sanderson and more. Put together to create a stunning new look for your bedroom.
View our new designs online and buy your bedding set in a couple of clicks. Or if your looking to create something more personal you can always get in touch. We'll help with fabric samples and some specialist advice to create spectacular bedding all of your own.
Email or call us on 01706 220020
Protect yourself and your mattress from spills, dirt & allergens with our superior protectors. Available in Quilted and TENCEL fabrics.
All our mattress protectors are breathable for extra comfort.
100% Waterproof
100% Non Allergenic
Valance and bed frills made to fit any size of bed.
We manufacture each valance to the frill drop or mattress depth required so its fits beautifully.
Available in a range of bright plain colours and print designs. More fabrics available on request
Sleep the day away in a beautifully soft duvet.
Made in ECO poly fillings such as Dacron Comforel or luxury natural fillings including silk, wool and 100% Hungarian Down.
We've got the perfect place to rest your head.
Super soft pillows made with high quality fillings including goose down, duck feather and eco friendly hollow fibre, made from 80% recycled materials. All encased in cooling 100% cambric cotton for the perfect nights rest.
We have a great range of pillow cases in plain colours and prints to suit any decor.
Choose from standard, king and super king pillow cases, made as unfrilled or with Oxford border.
All our pillowcases are made in house at our Lancashire factory. So even if you can't find your size you can always contact us for a quote.
High quality mattresses, duvets and pillows are worth the investment. Not only do they promise a better night’s sleep, but they also help keep allergens and bacteria at bay. Like most products, a good care routine will extend the lifespan of your bedding. Wondering how to make your mattress last longer? Read on to find out more about how to get the most out of your mattress and duvet. We’ll also cover how to make pillows last longer, with plenty of insider tips and tricks thrown in along the way.
Whether you’ve jumped on the ‘mattress in a box’ trend, opted for an IKEA bestseller or splurged on a high-end luxury brand, it’s only natural you’ll want to take good care of your new investment. Looking for ideas on how to make your mattress last longer? A mattress protector is a must.
Just like the name suggests, these clever products are designed to protect against spills, stains and other mishaps. They’re a great way to extend the life of your mattress by several years. Not only do mattress protectors prolong the life of your mattress, but they keep it looking clean and fresh. Even water spills can leave unsightly stains on mattresses. A protector stops spills from seeping through the sheets and onto the mattress.
The best mattress protectors are machine washable and tumble dryer friendly. Let’s be honest, washing linen and making beds is hard enough as it is. The last thing you want to do is handwash and line dry your mattress protector. Investing in a durable, easy-care mattress protector is absolutely worth it.
Looking for a little extra padding? Quilted mattress protectors not only keep your mattress looking and feeling fresh. They’re a clever way to add a bit of extra cushioning to your bed. At Victoria Linen, we make ours with a soft quilted fabric and a plush polyester fill.
From tea and coffee to body fluids and pet accidents, liquids are one of the fastest ways to ruin your mattress. Stains don’t just look unsightly. They can seep into your mattress and cause unpleasant smells, as well as promote the growth of bacteria, mould and other nasties. If you’re wondering how to make your mattress last longer, a waterproof protector is a fantastic solution. Don’t worry, we’re not talking about those awful plastic mattress covers you’ll see in cheap motels. Yes, the ones that rustle and squeak as you move. Our high-quality waterproof mattress protectors are made with soft-touch TENCEL fabric. They’re 100% waterproof but allows plenty of airflow to regulate your temperature and allow your bed to breathe.
If you suffer from allergies, waterproof mattress protectors can be a great way to keep dust mites, pet fur and dander, mould, mildew and other allergens at bay. You can’t toss a mattress in the washing machine to get rid of all these allergens. But you can strip off your mattress protector and give it a good clean.
Just like mattresses, pillows are subject to a lot of wear and tear. Accidental spills aren’t the only thing to worry about. Sweat is one of the most common causes of pillow stains. Going to bed with damp hair can support the growth of mould and bacteria, as well as deteriorate pillow fillings. Similarly, even the nicest facial moisturisers and leave-in hair products can cut the life of your pillows short.
Wondering how to make pillows last longer? Pillow protectors act as a first line of defense against all of the above. Simply slip them onto your pillows before you put on your usual case. When it’s time to wash your pillowcase, strip off the protector and throw it into the machine. It’s a quick, easy and effective way to freshen up your pillows and keep them in great condition.
Like mattress protectors, there are different types of pillow protectors to choose from. When it comes to how to make pillows last longer, waterproof pillow protectors are the ultimate way to keep spills, stains and allergens at bay. Crafted from TENCEL fabric, they feel like super soft cotton but are 100% waterproof. If you’re looking for a cloud-inspired sleep, you’ll love quilted pillow protectors. They offer plenty of protection against moisture and allergens, with an extra layer of cushioning.
Now you know more about how to make pillows last longer, why not consider upgrading your bedding? We’ve got a huge selection of high-quality pillows to choose from, including options with duck feather, down and wool filling. You’ll also find premium mattress and pillow protectors manufactured right here in the UK, as well as high-quality duvet covers.
The same concept of ‘wash and refresh’ applies to duvets. While protectors aren’t necessary, investing in a good quality duvet cover will help your duvet last longer. Covers aren’t just about aesthetics. They protect your duvet insert from spills, stains and allergens. The higher quality your fabric, the better the protection.
Like sheets, there are different options when it comes to material. You can’t go wrong with 100% cotton. If you’re looking for something lightweight and eco-friendly, you’ll love bamboo duvet covers. For unbridled luxury, treat yourself to an Egyptian cotton duvet cover or a mulberry silk duvet cover.
A quick shake every morning will help keep your duvet in fabulous condition. This is especially important if you have a feather or down duvet. It’s a quick and easy way to fluff up the fill and keep it evenly distributed.
Like mattress and pillow protectors, duvet covers should be easy enough to toss in the washing machine when it’s time to refresh your bed linen. Most duvets are machine washable, though you should always try to use a front loader. It’s worth investing in special down wash if you own a feather duvet, as it helps protect the natural oils and prevent clumping. Dry on a low heat and toss in a few dryer balls to prevent clumping.
Remember, duvets will take much longer to dry than sheets. You want to be absolutely positive your insert is completely dry before putting it back on your bed. Any dampness runs the risk of mould and bacteria starting to grow.
Duvet covers and mattress and pillow protectors aren’t just about extending the life of your bedding. At the end of the day, the priority is getting a better night’s sleep. Keeping your duvet, mattress and pillows in good condition is a guaranteed way to do this.
It’s especially important if you’re caring for people who spend a lot of time in bed, like an elderly parent or someone with mobility issues. Bedding will be put through more wear and tear than usual, which means a good care regime is essential. Not only for making your bed linen last longer, but also to keep your loved one as cosy and comfortable as possible.
Sweet dreams!
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