Winter Bedding – Warm and Breathable at the Same Time

Short answer: Good winter bedding should hold on to the warmth without leaving you sweaty in the middle of the night. Bamboo bedding is a strong choice for winter, because it feels warm against the skin and breathes at the same time, so moisture is carried away instead of making the bed clammy.

Warm does not have to mean heavy

Many people associate winter bedding with thick, dense qualities, but it is the duvet that should deliver the warmth. The job of the bedding is to feel comfortable and carry moisture away. Bamboo viscose does exactly that: it feels warm against the skin and breathes at the same time. See the collection of bamboo bedding.

Avoid the clammy wake-up

With a winter duvet and a warm radiator, it is easy to end up sweating at night. If the bedding holds on to the moisture, you wake up clammy and cold. Bamboo wicks the moisture away, so the bed stays dry. Read how in the article on bamboo and temperature regulation.

The whole winter routine

Combine your bedding with warm nightwear from the collection of bamboo nightwear, and sleep at 16 to 18 degrees with a duvet that suits the season. You will find more advice for a good night's sleep in the article on better sleep with bamboo bedding and nightwear.

Frequently asked questions

Is bamboo bedding warm enough for winter?

Yes, it feels warm against the skin and lets the duvet deliver the warmth. At the same time it breathes, so you do not wake up sweaty.

What matters most for warmth, the duvet or the bedding?

The duvet. The bedding should first and foremost be comfortable and breathable, so moisture does not build up in the bed.

Can I use the same bamboo bedding all year round?

Yes, bamboo regulates temperature, so the same bedding works in both summer and winter. You simply change the duvet.