THE NECTAR BEDDING BUNDLE

TENCEL™ branded lyocell and modal fibers are an environmentally conscious process produced from sustainable raw materials like wood. These fibres are known for their natural comfort and are incredibly versatile making them an ideal inclusion in bedding.

Nectar uses polyurethane foams in the makeup of many of their products this foam comes tested and certified annually to ensure safety. The Polyurethane utilised is primarily vegetable-based. 

This protector utilises durable polyester for the skirting and stretches to support mattresses of up to 32cm deep. Most mattresses sit safely within the 20-30cm bracket and so this should be largely suitable for most looking to upgrade their sleep.

Smartfil® is an advanced fibre technology that is frequently seen in premium duvets and pillows thanks to its thermal efficiency and ability to stay fluffy and plump over time.

Soft touch microfibre is a great material for use in bedding as it is hygienic and durable while still being soft to the touch. What's more, it is non-abrasive and has great temperature regulation properties for that all-season comfort.

Non allergenic bedding is specially designed to reduce the likelihood of allergic reactions while you sleep. This is achieved by creating an environment in which allergens would otherwise not be able to survive.

Many materials shrink when washed at 60C which can result in unpleasant tightness and difficulty to get the bedding back onto duvets and sheets onto mattresses. Fortunately this bedding can be washed on full 60 without issue, allowing for a hygienic and comfortable sleep.

10.5 tog is an ideal rating for all-season usage. Keeping you cool enough in the summer and warm enough in the winter, this duvet is a great catch-all that will last for years to come.

We love sateen as it is a combination of two things we love, 100% cotton and a high and luxurious thread count. The sateen is woven from cotton threads soaked in lye that produce a quality and soft finish.

When it comes to good quality bedding, the optimum thread count is between 180-300 while anything higher than 300 generally tends to make the sheets and duvet covers feel heavier.