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Organic cotton bed linen

Organic cotton bed linen

Organic cotton bed linen stands for sustainability and maximum sleeping comfort. GOTS-certified, soft on the skin and free from harmful substances – for a clear conscience.

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Ornate vintage double bed with carved headboard and footboard, covered with Vienna Percal 400TC bed linen by Peter Reed in white and blue, in a softly lit room with plain walls, window and a black side table with vase and bowl.

Vienna Percal 400TC bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $105.80

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A large bedroom with two antique beds, covered with Stave Percal 400TC bed linen by Peter Reed, white bedding, bookshelves on the walls, a fireplace with a portrait, a small red chair and a floor lamp with a colorful shade.

Stave Percal 400TC bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $105.80

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A vintage bedroom with a brass bed with Shanghai Percal 400 TC bedding by Peter Reed, white bed linen, stacked mattresses at the foot end, gold wallpaper, four portraits, a wooden door, a window and a teal-colored chair create an elegant look.

Shanghai Percal 400 TC bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $105.80

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The rustic attic bedroom features a wooden four-poster bed covered in Prague Percal 400TC bedding by Peter Reed. A blue armchair next to exposed beams and a peeling fireplace complete the room's vintage charm.

Prague Percal 400TC bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $105.80

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A neatly made bed with Matisse Percal 400TC bedding by Peter Reed stands in a large, dimly lit room with ornate walls and gold-framed portraits that create an elegant, historic ambience.

Matisse Percal 400TC bed linen by Peter Reed

Set from $105.80

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A vintage bed, covered in Laurel's Percal 400TC bedding by Peter Reed in white and gold, stands in a field strewn with wildflowers, while a woman sits in a chair nearby reading.

Laurels Percal 400TC bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $105.80

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A metal-framed bed with white bed linen stands in a minimalist room with a concrete floor. Next to the bed is a chair with a small dog on it, and white sheets stretch from the bed to the floor. Two cushions are in the foreground.

600TC Percal bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $94.30

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400TC Percal bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $78.20

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One person sleeps in an antique bed, dressed in Sea Island bedding by Peter Reed, surrounded by framed portraits, elegant stucco work, high ceilings and large windows that cast light into the large classic room.

Sea Island bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $230.00

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A woman sits on a metal bed in a minimalist, industrial-style room with a concrete floor and exposed pipes. Large white cushions are stacked in the foreground. Light streams in from the left.

1000TC Percal bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $124.20

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260TC Percal bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $73.60

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Close-up of Peter Reed's 210TC Percal bed linen, characterized by a smooth, silky texture and a subtle stripe design that highlights its softness and elegant folds.

210TC Percal bed linen from Peter Reed

Set from $66.70

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What Organic Means for Cotton — and Why It Matters

Conventional cotton is one of the most chemically intensive crops globally. It accounts for roughly 6% of all pesticides used in agriculture worldwide, despite occupying less than 3% of arable land. The environmental impact — soil degradation, water pollution, biodiversity loss — is well documented.
Organic cotton certification addresses this across the entire production chain: from seed selection and cultivation through ginning and spinning to weaving and finishing. No synthetic chemicals at any stage. The fibres are processed mechanically rather than chemically softened.
The difference for the end product is subtle but real: organic cotton retains more of its natural oils and structure, which contributes to a slightly fuller hand feel. For people with chemical sensitivities or skin conditions, the absence of processing residues can make a measurable difference in comfort.

GOTS, OEKO-TEX, Organic — Which Certification Counts?

OEKO-TEX Standard 100: Tests the finished product for harmful substances. Confirms that what touches your skin is safe. Does not certify cultivation or working conditions. All Peter Reed cotton carries this certification.
Organic (EU/USDA): Certifies that the raw cotton was grown without synthetic chemicals. Covers cultivation but not necessarily every processing step.
GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard): The most comprehensive standard. Certifies the entire production chain from field to finished product. At least 70% organic fibres. Strict environmental and social criteria. For GOTS-certified bedding in linen, see organic linen bed linen from Vieböck — certified GOTS + IVN Best across the entire range.

Genuine Craftsmanship

Crafted by people who have learned their trade over generations.

Sustainability

Material, production, people – genuine sustainability. Fabrics traceable to the Atlantic coast.

Durable

Linen bedding can be washed at low temperatures and becomes softer with each wash.

Breathable

Linen bedding keeps you pleasantly cool in summer and cozy warm in winter. Bedding for all seasons.

Sizes and Care

Available in all standard sizes from 135x200 to 220x240. In percale and satin weave.
Care is identical to conventional Peter Reed cotton: percale at 40–60 °C, satin at 40 °C. Tumble-dryer safe. No fabric softener — this is particularly important for organic cotton, as softeners coat the fibres with synthetic chemicals, effectively negating the benefit of organic cultivation. Use a mild, ecological detergent to keep the fabric as close to its natural state as possible. Full care tips at Care & Durability.
For organic bedding in linen: organic linen bed linen. For organic hemp: hemp bedding from Vieböck. All cotton bed linen.

Weaveries

Manufactories

LIBECO logo in bold black letters above the words "BELGIAN LINEN" with two horizontal lines and "est. 1858" below, all on a white background.
Minimalist logo with the word GENIX in bold capital letters, a thin palm leaf illustration above it, and the word HOME in smaller letters below, all on a white background.
A red rectangle with the word HEFEL in large white letters above the phrase BED AND SLEEP in smaller white letters, separated by a thin white line.
Peter Reed logo with a royal crest above the text "By appointment to Her Majesty the Queen Manufacturers of Bed Linen Peter Reed International Ltd Nelson Lancashire." Below that, "Peter Reed" and "Made in England" are visible.
Logo of the Hoffmann linen weaving mill, with a stylized H on the left and the lettering HOFFMANN LEINENWEBEREI SEIT 1905 in gold script on a white background.
The illustration shows the logo of Webfabrik Haslach. The large W and H are stylized, with the W overlapping the H. The lettering is written in black capital letters with serifs on a white background.
The image shows the word Vieböck in bold, black cursive script on a white background.
Logo with the lettering "Leitner Leinen" in bold capital letters and below in smaller font: "Das Original seit 1853", separated by two horizontal lines on each side. The background is white.
Logo with a stylized black "S" formed by wavy lines on the left, next to the text "Plauener Seidenweberei GmbH" in black on a white background.
The black letters TAC are centered between two diagonal black lines on a white background. One line runs diagonally down to the left above the text, the other diagonally up to the right below it.

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“A great old manufactory – brought to market in new ways. A fascinating idea that, in our opinion, only knows winners.”

The image shows the logo of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung with its name in bold, black script above the lettering Zeitung für Deutschland.
“We can all truly wish for a return of this genuine craftsmanship.”
The logo of Die Welt magazine
“Bed linen of a kind that actually no longer exists.”
The word "myself" is written in bold, red lowercase letters on a transparent background.

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Some things we show first to those who know how to appreciate them.

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