Frequently Asked Questions

We are proud to say that all of our products are made from 100% organic bamboo fibre which is produced without any toxins or harmful substances. All of our bamboo sheets boast an Oeko-Tex certification, which ensures they are manufactured in accordance with organic guidelines and standards. You can see the certifications of our bamboo fabric here.

Yes! Our bamboo sheets are STANDARD 100 BY OEKO-TEX® BJ025 164353 Hohenstein TESTEX. OEKO-TEX is a worldwide independent testing and certification system for textile products, focusing on limiting the use of harmful chemicals during the manufacturing process.

Our organic bamboo fabric is hypoallergenic, breathable, naturally antibacterial and free from harmful chemicals, making them suitable for people with sensitive skin or allergies, or your little ones.

There is a general misconception that the higher the thread count, the better the linen. However, the thread count does not guarantee the linen’s quality. If your linen is made from short, stubbly and rough threads, this term will be meaningless and is unlikely to be a luxurious sleeping experience. It is also impractical to compare different material types in this way, as the raw materials and manufacturing processes are not the same.Linen quality is better measured by considering the materials, weaving methods, dyeing processes and workmanship involved.

We are proud to say that all our bamboo sheets have a rich 400 thread count and have been made with a premium sateen weave and industry-leading dyeing process. The thread count and ethical production processes for our linen are currently the best available, ensuring that our customers can enjoy the finest quality bamboo sheets available in Australia.

Along as you follow the laundry care instructions as outlined here on the website and on the packaging of your new sheets, there should be minimal shrinkage as they have been pre-washed and pre-shrunk.

With proper use and care, your bamboo sheets will give you many great nights of sleep.

Please wash your sheets prior to their first use to ensure their softness and breathability. Machine wash is suitable as long as it’s cold (no more than 30 degrees) and washed separately from other garments.

A liquid detergent is preferred but fabric softener and bleach should never to be used as it may ruin the fabric.

When drying bamboo sheets, it’s best to let them air dry but if you must, a tumble dry on the gentlest setting should be alright.

You can learn more about how to take care of your bamboo sheets here.

It really depends on how the bamboo fabric is spun, the dyeing process and the anti-pilling treatments involved. At linenly, we only work with the manufacturers that have access to top quality materials and market-leading weaving and dyeing technology. Regardless, bamboo fabric is still susceptible to slight pilling especially in response to friction which shouldn’t be viewed as a fault or defect. If pilling occurs it can be reduced and or removed during the washing and drying process (as per the care instructions).

Our bamboo fitted sheets fit mattresses up to 40 cm in depth.

At linenly we are very aware of our environmental impact.

Bamboo is a renewable resource that is both green and sustainable. All our sheets are Oeko-Tex certified which means they are ethically made without the use of toxins or harmful chemicals. Also, there is a minimal consumption of water and energy involved in bamboo production compared to cotton and other traditional linen materials.

Our bamboo sheets are made to be biodegradable in the long run and won’t spend eternity in a landfill.

A vast majority of bamboo sheets available in the market are made from 100% bamboo viscose. It’s because bamboo viscose offers the most benefits. They’re not only soft but also very durable. We make sure that our sheets are made from 100% bamboo viscose using strict effluent treatment protocols.

Another popular material used in bamboo sheets is bamboo lyocell. Sheets made from 100% bamboo lyocell material are highly sustainable. Bamboo lyocell material is produced by dissolving raw bamboo with the use of non-toxic solvent. While durable, these sheets are made from 100% bamboo lyocell are relatively less soft than 100% bamboo viscose sheets.

There is only one other company in Australia using Bamboo Lyocell. These sheets are made from the same factory as ours, so I would very much doubt that the “correct” lyocell procedure has been used when making them. And LYOCELL is known for being susceptible to PILLING. PLUS – it adds around $100 more onto the cost of the sheet. 


– The following are some tips to choose the best quality sheets:· Always makes sure to check what type of material the sheets are made of. Choose bamboo viscose sheets over bamboo lyocell sheets for extra softness and durability.· Bamboo sheets blended with cotton material are not recommended as they are not as sustainable as the other types of bamboo fabrics. (You also miss out on the vast benefits of bamboo sheets and their feathery soft feel).· If the softness of the sheets is your main concern, then it is recommended that you go for bamboo sateen. This weave is feathery soft as it has a higher thread count as compared to bamboo twill.

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