Turiform and bamboo bedding

Short answer: Turiform makes the bedding in our range. Bamboo viscose bedding feels cool against the skin and moves moisture away from the body at night, which can mean a more comfortable sleep for many people.

Why the material matters at night

You lie in the same fabric for eight hours, night after night, without thinking about it in daily life. A material that moves moisture means you wake up less clammy and with a steadier temperature through the night. That is why the choice of bedding fabric matters more than many think at Turiform.

How moisture transport works

Bamboo viscose absorbs moisture from the skin and releases it into the air faster than many other materials can manage. That means the sheet does not feel damp or clammy, even if you sweat a little during the night, and it can make a noticeable difference to sleep quality for many people.

Washing at forty degrees

Bedding in bamboo viscose is washed at 40 degrees without fabric softener, just like the rest of the bamboo wardrobe. Fabric softener leaves a film on the fibres that makes the fabric less soft and weakens moisture transport over time, so it is worth skipping at every wash.

For warm sleepers

If you kick off the duvet in the middle of the night, thin bamboo bedding is one of the things that works well. The light fabric does not hold unnecessary heat, and combined with the moisture transport it gives a cooler feeling through the whole night, see bamboo towels.

Softness against the skin

Bamboo viscose has long, smooth fibres that lie soft against the skin without scratching or irritating it. For many that means fewer nights waking up because the fabric feels uncomfortable, especially for sensitive skin or when sleeping with little else on at night.

Colours and sizes

The bedding comes in several neutral colours that suit most bedrooms, and in the usual standard sizes for duvet and pillow. That makes it easy to find a combination that fits the bed you already have, without searching for special measurements.

Drying and storage

Dry the bedding on a line or rack instead of the tumble dryer when you can, since that protects the fibres best over time. Store it dry and preferably lightly aired, so it does not pick up moisture between changes on the bed.

An addition to the wardrobe

If you already own bamboo clothing from other parts of the range, it makes sense to bring the material into the bedroom too, see home and homeware in bamboo. Consistent care across wardrobe and bedding makes the washing routine simpler, since you can follow the same rules for everything.