Libeco Heritage Organic Linen Duvet Covers

Experience the comfort and luxury of fine linen with the Libeco Heritage Organic Linen Duvet Cover

At Libeco, organic is more than just a trend—it’s a way of life. They produce their GOTS-certified Heritage collection locally at every stage, for  the highest quality and sustainability. It’s a joy to know that people worldwide enjoy the comfort of organic linen.

For over a century, Libeco has been producing fine organic Belgian bed linens. They are fortunate to have connected with the passionate farmers who grow the flax for this collection. Over the past decade, these farmers have perfected traditional techniques to cultivate exceptional organic flax. Their dedication to sustainable farming is reflected in every fiber of our GOTS-certified linens.

Linen is an ideal fabric for bed sheets and duvet covers.

• Linen is strong, and becomes both softer and more durable with use
• Amazingly, it will absorb up to 20% of its weight in moisture before feeling damp and releases moisture to the air to remain crisp and comfortable.
• Linen is hypoallergenic and supremely comfortable.
• Washes well (see instructions below)

The fabric is scrutinized yard by yard and mended by hand by experienced artisans as necessary. Libeco products are made with great care for the product but also for the environment.

Libeco respects the earth through the entire production process. First of all, wind energy powers the Libeco mill.  Their goal is to be carbon neutral. To accomplish this, they added solar panels, LED lighting, and optimization of waste processing, among others. Best of all, the fibers are recyclable and eventually biodegrade.

Find more of the Libeco Linen Story here.

Libeco Heritage Organic Linen Duvet Cover Care

Wash your Libeco linens with confidence by following these recommended instructions.  

• Unfold your linens completely before washing.
• Do not overload the machine.
• Wash your linens at max. 40°C – 104°F.
• Use a mild soap. Avoid chlorine bleach.
• If possible, line dry is best for linen and the environment.
• If using a tumbler, dry on medium heat, do not over-dry.
• Iron with steam on slightly damp linen (best on the inside of the fabric).