"If cozy, lived-in beds dressed in rich colors and whimsical prints keep popping up on your social feed, the photos are probably of Piglet In Bed bedding. The West Sussex-based home brand nails the cottagecore look with its viral linen bedding, which is why it's all over my Pinterest board. But is Piglet In Bed worth all the hype it gets online?"
"Piglet In Bed's 100% linen and linen blend bedding is made in a family-run textile mill in Portugal. The cotton used in its bedding and towels is woven and sewn in Portugal and China, and the wool blankets are made in Yorkshire, in one of the U.K.'s oldest wool mills. Lastly, the merino wool used for the brand's duvet inserts, pillows, and mattress toppers is sourced in Italy and made in Romania."
Piglet In Bed produces whimsical, cottagecore-inspired bedding in gingham, ditsy florals, and striped prints designed to be mixed and matched. The brand emphasizes relaxed, lived-in aesthetics reminiscent of English bed-and-breakfast style. Product pricing is on the higher end, with sheet sets costing over $200 without a sale and discounts up to 40%. The 100% linen and linen blend bedding is made in a family-run textile mill in Portugal. Cotton bedding and towels are woven and sewn in Portugal and China. Wool blankets are produced in Yorkshire, and merino wool for duvet inserts and pillows is sourced in Italy and made in Romania. Many linen and cotton items carry OEKO-Tex Standard 100 certification.
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