Linon is one of the most classic bedding fabrics of all - and for good reason. The smooth, lightweight fabric made of pure cotton has a long tradition and continues to impress with its pleasant feel and suitability for everyday use.
What is Linon?
Linon is a smooth, plain-woven cotton fabric - warp and weft threads are woven at right angles, without elaborate patterns. The result is a uniform, lightweight fabric with a characteristic smooth and cool surface.
biberna Linon bedding is made of 100% cotton with a weight of approx. 110 g/m² - light enough for pleasant nights at any time of year, yet durable and shape-retaining.
The properties of Linon at a glance
Smooth and pleasant on the skin
The smooth fabric structure feels particularly pleasant on the skin. Those who sweat a lot at night or have sensitive skin will appreciate the cool, soft surface.
Breathable and moisture-absorbing
Pure cotton can absorb up to 20% of its own weight in moisture without feeling wet. This ensures a pleasant sleeping climate - the bedding breathes with you.
Lightweight and suitable all year round
With approx. 110 g/m², Linon is a lightweight fabric that feels particularly pleasant in spring and summer - but also cozy in the cooler months under a warm blanket.
Durable and easy to care for
Plain-woven fabrics are particularly tear-resistant and shape-retaining. Linon bedding easily withstands many wash cycles and retains its shape.
Who is Linon bedding ideal for?
- Ideal for people sensitive to heat thanks to the cool, breathable surface
- Perfect as guest bedding - timeless, high-quality, pleasant
- Excellent choice for anyone who likes it simple and high-quality
- Suitable for children and adults alike
Linon, Renforcé or Mako Satin: a comparison of the smooth qualities
Linon is not the only smooth cotton quality in the range. If you are torn between the three, you are essentially deciding on three things: weight, feel, and price.
| Quality |
Property |
Ideal for |
Price range |
| Linon |
Plain weave, approx. 110 g/m², lightweight, smooth and cool, easy to iron |
Heat-sensitive people, guest rooms, year-round use |
from approx. €34.95 |
| Renforcé |
Plain weave, densely woven, robust and easy to care for |
Everyday use, families, frequent wash cycles |
from approx. €19.95 |
| Mako Satin |
4/1 satin weave made of combed cotton, smooth with a silky shine |
For those who like it decidedly cool, smooth and elegant |
from approx. €59.95 |
In short: Renforcé is the robust everyday classic, Mako Satin the most elegant of the three surfaces - and Linon lies exactly in between when it should be light and uncomplicated. You can find the entire selection in the Linon Bedding, the Renforcé Range and the Mako Satin Bedding.
Which Linon set is right for you?
You are looking for a timeless set that goes with everything: The biberna Linon Bedding in White (0046607) is the simple classic - easy to combine and insensitive in the wash.
You are furnishing a guest room: The biberna Linon Bedding in Natural (0046737) looks calm and high-quality without pushing itself to the fore.
You want to bring color into the bedroom: The biberna Linon Bedding (0455775) is available in several sizes and color combinations. We deliver all items free of charge without a minimum order value.
Care for Linon Bedding
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Washing temperature: 60°C (boiling wash possible for white fabrics)
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Drying: Tumble dryer suitable (medium setting) or air drying
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Ironing: When slightly damp, Linon can be ironed perfectly smooth
Tip: Linon gets even softer with every wash cycle - an effect that many lovers of this fabric particularly appreciate.
Conclusion: The good basic quality for all times
Linon is not a trend, but a classic. The smooth, lightweight cotton fabric combines everything that makes good bedding: pleasant feel, breathability, durability, and timeless design. The biberna Linon Bedding is available in various colors and sizes.
Not sure whether Linon or the denser everyday quality is better suited to you? Then take a look at the Linon Bedding and compare it directly with the Renforcé Bedding.
