Quince Linen Bedding Review: Layered Sheet Set, Duvet, & Quilt
Now that I’ve skied to my heart’s content this winter, I’m officially ready to welcome spring with open arms. We’re less than four weeks away! Aside from warmer weather, sunshine, and longer days, I look forward to making changes around our home each season. In fact, I’ve already started. Last month, I (prematurely) ordered lighter bedding, which is what I’m excited to share with you today! Have you heard of Quince? I’ve been shopping their clothing for a couple years now, but this is the first time I’ve perused their home section. I’ve always known them to offer high quality, sustainable, and affordable clothing that rivals designer brands. While we’re planning to renovate our bedroom later this year, I thought fresh bedding might offer motivation. You can probably guess my opinion on our newly updated linens- I’m a big fan. Click through for my thoughts on the linen sheet set I ordered, linen duvet, linen quilt, tips for layering bedding, and for a rare peek at our primary bedroom before we begin to renovate in the months ahead…
I can’t wait to share my latest Quince order with you because we’ve been using our new bedding for a month now, and it’s safe to say- I approve. It’s luxe, has a classic aesthetic, and continues to get softer with each wash. Much like the Quince clothing I’ve purchased in the past, I can tell their bedding is also going to wear well. Here’s what I ordered…
How to Select Classic Bedding for a Layered Look
Before we open these packages, I’ve got a quick bed styling formula (and a few layering tips) for you…
- Stick to natural or higher-end materials (cotton, linen, silk, bamboo, etc).
- Select colors that feel cohesive with your bedroom or existing decor.
- Layer the following (I do it in this order):
- A sheet set (a fitted and flat sheet)
- A quilt, coverlet, or matelassé
- A duvet set
- Sleeping pilllows
- A single long lumbar, bolster pillow, or decorative pillows
- A throw blanket is optional, but not a necessity for a good looking layered bed
Quince Linen Sheets
Let’s begin by dissecting the sheet set. With spring just around the corner, linen felt like the perfect choice to give us longevity throughout the summer months. I landed on the European striped linen sheets, which are made of 100% European flax. They’re made without the use of harmful chemicals, pesticides, and are a solid breathable choice that feel light & cozy year round… a natural quality of linen. You also know I love a timeless stripe! These took no time at all to break in, do not feel scratchy in the slightest, and perfectly fit our king size bed. This set comes in a variety of colors…
Quince Linen Duvet Cover Set
Next, I decided to snag a duvet set. Since we will be updating our bedroom and the paint colors are TBD at this point, I decided to keep things monochromatic, classic, and neutral. I ordered the European linen duvet cover set in the color “sand”. In person, it reads a bit warmer than my photos. Like the sheets, it’s made of 100% European flax. It includes a duvet cover and two pillowcases, all of which are breathable and cooling. I also appreciate it includes inner ties to keep the duvet insert in place.
Quince Linen Quilt Set
The last component I grabbed for our bed was the linen box quilt set– also in the same color, sand. Like its matching counterparts, it’s made of 100% European flax, is breathable, cooling, and has a lofty, cloud-like texture with the 4″ quilted squares. The quilt did take longer than the sheet set and duvet to soften, but after 2-3 spin cycles in the washing machine… it relaxed, ultimately feeling very soft.
How to Care for Linen Bedding
The good news about my new Quince bedding- it’s low maintenance and machine washable. I set the sheets, quilt, and duvet on the delicate cycle with cold water. Once they’re finished washing, I tumble dry on low or air-only… then I’ll hang them to finish dying. I’ve had zero shrinking, and I’ve washed everything at least 4-5 times now. You can use a steamer or hot iron as needed, if the wrinkles annoy you, but I recommend embracing them… as that’s part of the charm of linen!
Aesthetically speaking, the best thing about linen bedding is the texture and softness. It’s relaxed, it’s casual, and inviting, which makes us embrace the texture… including a little wrinkling. It’s fuss-free! It’s like a good pair of jeans… they never go out of style, they fit perfectly, and they make you feel right at home. Linen bedding does the same!
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We landed on these neutral linens because I have yet to nail down our bedroom paint color, so I wanted to ensure our new bedding would look nice against any palette. Our wool upstairs carpet is obviously new, so that will be staying- and I really like the bedding paired alongside the carpet. I feel like I have space to get more creative with the walls and art, when it comes time to begin our renovation. Honestly, the bedroom shouldn’t take much.
FAQ
I do! You truly can’t beat the price and quality. Every order I’ve placed (be it fashion or home items), I’ve been thoroughly impressed. Consider this my designer stamp of approval! All of their items feel like classic capsule pieces.
We’ve been using this bedding for a month now, and so far- so good. I’ve washed it weekly, and everything continues to become softer with each wash. I haven’t noticed any loose threads, shrinkage, pilling, or wear at this point. I’ll definitely keep you updated!
Their business model is direct-to-consumer, which makes their items more affordable. It seems they are able to source directly from the manufacturer, specifying higher-end materials, eliminating the traditional supply chain that involves warehousing, wholesaling, and distributing. If you’re curious, everything is made in ethically sourced, fair trade factories… that was something I researched before my first order with them!
Ironically, the cashmere sweater I’m wearing in the below image is also from Quince (a happy accident, as I didn’t plan that), but I also can attest to their clothing.
Related
Looking for more relevant posts that make updating your bedroom a breeze? I’m going to link some of my favorites for you below…
- 20 Things Every Bedroom Should Have (According to a Designer)
- The Best Designer Approved Ceiling Fans & How to Choose One
- Maroon Guest Bedroom Reveal
- 20 Ideas for Making a Basement Bedroom Feel Cozy on a Budget
- My Color Blocking Concept for the Guest Room
- Replacing Our Bedroom Carpet
- Basement Bedroom Reveal
- Timeless Tips for a Bedroom Refresh- Without Renovating
- DIY Upholstered Bed
- How to Remove Furniture Indentations from Carpet (When Rearranging Your Bedroom)
Emmett & I have both been extremely pleased with our new bedding… I’ve been excited to share it with you! I know I was a little premature on swapping our linens for the spring season ahead, but nothing gets me motivated to begin making changes here at home more than those little updates. I’m suddenly itching to get going on our bedroom renovation. In the meantime, the bedding feels like a luxurious place to start! Let me know if you have any questions. I’m happy to help. Here’s to a good week ahead!