Buttercup 100% Linen Bed Linen

A list of our favourite yellow things: sunshine, daffodils, vanilla sponge, Mr Happy, peanut butter (not really yellow, shhh) and our Buttercup 100% Linen Bed Linen. Our fabulous fabric friends in Portugal have created this delicate colour by weaving different shades of yellow and off white and the result has elicited many a ‘whoop’ in the Secret Linen Store Bed Quarters.

Woven from the finest quality linen made in an OEKO-TEX® certified factory, Buttercup 100% Linen Bed Linen is washed and tumbled for a relaxed, just-got-out-of-bed feel. Beautifully soft, with the texture and drape that we love about 100% linen, lovely lemon Buttercup is best friends with Cream 100% Linen Bed Linen and looks its very best dressed with some of our favourite Yellow Vivienne Quilted Accessories.

Launder at 40 degrees – no need to iron.

Masters of FLAX FIBRE™ Certified Linen

Our linen is crafted from certified Masters of FLAX FIBRE™ (formerly European Flax™). This independent certification guarantees:

• European grown flax – from France, Belgium and the Netherlands, with full traceability from field to finished fabric.

• Integrated crop management practices – flax is generally grown without irrigation, with limited inputs and no GMOs.

• Zero waste & mechanical processing – 100% of the plant is used and fibres are extracted without water or solvents.

• Generational expertise – the result of centuries of knowledge in European flax cultivation and processing.

The result is beautifully soft, durable bed linen that reflects both craftsmanship and care for fibre cultivation and production.

Here are our top washing tips for this collection:

• Wash on a 40 degree gentle warm cycle ( 30 degrees saves energy)
• Wash with similar colours
• Do not use optical brighteners
• Do not dry clean
• Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals
• Dry flat or tumble dry on a low heat - finish with a light tumble dry for softness
• Avoid drying in direct sunlight
• Advice: Some skin products contain ingredients that can cause discolouration