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Duvets & Duvet Covers

Duvets, duvet cover sets and tog ratings for UK beds.

Bed Sheets & Pillowcases

Fitted sheets, flat sheets and pillowcases in UK bed sizes.

Pillows

Support and comfort pillows for every sleep position.

Mattress Protectors & Toppers

Waterproof protectors and memory foam toppers for UK mattress sizes.

Mattresses

Memory foam, pocket sprung and hybrid mattresses for every UK bed size.

Throws & Blankets

Sofa and bed throws, electric and weighted blankets.

Bath Towels & Towel Sets

Bath towels, hand towels and towel bale sets.

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Pros

  • Brushed microfibre feels soft against skin and resists wrinkles
  • Hidden zipper closure keeps duvet insert securely in place
  • Comes with two matching pillowcases included

Cons

  • Microfibre runs slightly warmer than pure cotton in summer
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Pros

  • Affordable poly-cotton blend suits everyday bedrooms
  • Reversible checked design gives two looks in one set
  • Machine washable for easy care

Cons

  • Poly-cotton is less breathable than pure cotton
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Pros

  • Reversible geometric print doubles as two styles
  • King size fits UK king duvets without bunching
  • Easy-care polyester dries quickly after washing

Cons

  • Colour runs slightly darker than shown in photos for some buyers
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Pros

  • Patchwork floral print adds character to a plain bedroom
  • 3-piece set includes cover and two pillowcases
  • Poly-cotton blend is durable through repeated washes

Cons

  • Busy pattern will not suit minimalist interiors
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Pros

  • Embroidered pillowcase detailing gives a hotel-style finish
  • Brushed microfibre feels soft without a high price tag
  • Corner ties keep the duvet insert from shifting

Cons

  • Only available in a limited colourway range
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Pros

  • Understated solid colour suits most bedroom styles
  • Brushed finish softens further after the first wash
  • Budget-friendly price for a king-size cover

Cons

  • Sold as cover only, pillowcases sold separately on this listing
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Pros

  • Soft microfibre feels fluffy without a high price tag
  • Corner ties keep the duvet insert from bunching
  • King size covers UK king duvets with room to spare

Cons

  • Colour options are more limited than bigger-name brands
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Pros

  • Reversible dotted print gives two looks in one cover
  • Premium brushed microfibre softens further after washing
  • Includes matching pillowcases in the set

Cons

  • Button closure is less secure than a full zip
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Silentnight Ultrabounce 13.5 Tog Duvet, Single

#9 Pick

Silentnight Ultrabounce 13.5 Tog Duvet, Single
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars (3,623)
  • Hollowfibre
  • Single

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • 13.5 tog rating suits UK autumn and winter nights
  • Bounceback filling keeps its loft after repeated washing
  • Hypoallergenic construction suits sensitive sleepers

Cons

  • Too warm for year-round use without a lighter summer duvet
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Silentnight Hollowfibre, 13.5 Tog Duvet, Single

#10 Pick

Silentnight Hollowfibre, 13.5 Tog Duvet, Single
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (2,780)
  • Hollowfibre
  • Single

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Budget-friendly price for a mid-weight winter duvet
  • Hollowfibre filling is machine washable and hypoallergenic
  • Poly-cotton casing feels light against the skin

Cons

  • Loft flattens a little faster than premium bounceback fillings
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Bianca Egyptian Cotton Double Fitted Sheet, Blush

#11 Pick

Bianca Egyptian Cotton Double Fitted Sheet, Blush
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (892)
  • Egyptian Cotton
  • Double
  • Blush

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • 100% Egyptian cotton feels soft and breathable year-round
  • Blush shade adds a gentle colour update to plain rooms
  • Deep elastic sides fit thicker mattresses securely

Cons

  • Sold as single fitted sheet, not a full set
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£21.50

Pros

  • 180 thread count Egyptian cotton is soft and hard-wearing
  • 34cm deep sides fit extra-thick mattresses and toppers
  • Classic white works with any bedroom decor

Cons

  • Higher price than basic polycotton alternatives
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Sapphire Collection 300 Thread Count 100% Egyptian Cotton Fitted Sheet, Double, Grey

#13 Pick

Sapphire Collection 300 Thread Count 100% Egyptian Cotton Fitted Sheet, Double, Grey
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,120)
  • Egyptian Cotton
  • Double
  • Grey

£12.99

Pros

  • 300 thread count gives a noticeably smoother finish
  • Grey tone hides everyday marks better than pale colours
  • Elasticated all round for a snug, no-slip fit

Cons

  • Runs slightly small, check depth before ordering
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Sapphire Collection 300 Thread Count 100% Egyptian Cotton Fitted Sheet, Double, Red

#14 Pick

Sapphire Collection 300 Thread Count 100% Egyptian Cotton Fitted Sheet, Double, Red
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (498)
  • Egyptian Cotton
  • Double
  • Red

£12.99

Pros

  • Bold red adds a statement colour to guest or feature rooms
  • 300 thread count Egyptian cotton feels smooth and cool
  • Machine washable at home care temperatures

Cons

  • Deep red may fade slightly faster than neutral shades
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Rohi Luxury Bed Sheet Set of 4 Pieces, Flat Sheet, Fitted Sheet and 2 Pillowcases, Double, Lilac

#15 Pick

Rohi Luxury Bed Sheet Set of 4 Pieces, Flat Sheet, Fitted Sheet and 2 Pillowcases, Double, Lilac
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (356)
  • Brushed Polyester
  • Double
  • Lilac

£34.99

Pros

  • Full 4-piece set covers flat, fitted and both pillowcases
  • Soft lilac shade suits calming bedroom schemes
  • Brushed finish stays soft after repeated washing

Cons

  • Set pricing is higher than single fitted sheets
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£36.22

Pros

  • 1800 thread count microfibre feels silky and resists wrinkles
  • Deep pocket fitted sheet suits thicker mattresses
  • Dark grey tone hides everyday wear well

Cons

  • Queen sizing needs checking against UK bed dimensions
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Silentnight Brushed Cotton Fitted Sheet and Pillowcase Pair Set, White, Double

#17 Pick

Silentnight Brushed Cotton Fitted Sheet and Pillowcase Pair Set, White, Double
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,560)
  • Brushed Cotton
  • Double
  • White

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Brushed cotton feels warm and cosy on cold nights
  • Set includes a matching pillowcase pair as well as the sheet
  • Trusted UK bedding brand at a budget price

Cons

  • Brushed finish is warmer than percale for summer use
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Catherine Lansfield Brushed Cotton Double Fitted Sheet, Pink

#18 Pick

Catherine Lansfield Brushed Cotton Double Fitted Sheet, Pink
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (987)
  • Brushed Cotton
  • Double
  • Pink

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Well-known UK homeware brand at an accessible price
  • Brushed cotton softens further after the first wash
  • Pink shade brightens up plain bedroom schemes

Cons

  • Sold as a single fitted sheet, no pillowcases included
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Pros

  • Four-pack keeps the cost per pillowcase low
  • Envelope closure holds pillows neatly without buttons or zips
  • OEKO-TEX certified brushed microfibre feels soft

Cons

  • Standard size only, no larger options in this listing
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Amazon Basics Everyday 100% Cotton Flat Sheet, White, 275 x 275 cm

#20 Pick

Amazon Basics Everyday 100% Cotton Flat Sheet, White, 275 x 275 cm
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (2,340)
  • Cotton
  • King
  • White

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • 100% cotton feels breathable and simple to care for
  • Generous 275 x 275 cm size suits larger UK bed sizes
  • Classic white works with any bedroom decor

Cons

  • Flat sheets need tucking in, unlike a fitted sheet
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Pros

  • Pack of 4 is excellent value for a full bed change
  • Hollowfibre filling is hypoallergenic and machine washable
  • Medium support suits most sleeping positions

Cons

  • Fill flattens over time faster than memory foam
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Pros

  • Hotel-style plumpness gives a premium feel at home
  • Soft-medium support suits back and side sleepers
  • Machine washable and hypoallergenic filling

Cons

  • Pricier per pillow than basic hollowfibre packs
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£15.99

Pros

  • Contoured memory foam supports natural neck alignment
  • Bamboo cover is breathable and helps reduce night sweats
  • Firmer support aids neck and shoulder pain relief

Cons

  • Firmer feel takes some adjustment for soft-pillow sleepers
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Pros

  • Firm fibre core gives extra support for side sleepers
  • Anti-allergy treatment suits sensitive sleepers
  • Two-pack keeps cost per pillow low

Cons

  • Firmness may feel too rigid for front sleepers
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Choosing bedding and textiles shouldn’t be a daunting task; it's about finding comfort and style that suits your needs and budget. This category brings together everything from the softest Egyptian cotton sheets to durable outdoor cushions, offering a vast selection of materials, textures, and designs to transform your bedroom or living space. We’ve curated a collection of blankets, duvets, throws, pillowcases, bedspreads, and more – all sourced directly from leading brands available on Amazon UK.

To help you navigate this diverse range, we've broken down the category into several key subcategories. You can explore options for sleeping with bedding such as duvet covers, fitted sheets, flat sheet sets (including luxurious silk or sustainable bamboo blends), and even travel-sized pillowcases. For warmer weather or outdoor use, we have a dedicated section for cushions – from plush velvet designs to weatherproof outdoor choices. Blankets are categorized by weight and warmth, ranging from lightweight summer throws to heavy winter duvets filled with down feathers or synthetic alternatives. Finally, you’ll find a selection of decorative textiles like table runners, tea towels, and fabric gift sets to add that final touch of elegance to your home.

When selecting bedding and textiles, several factors should be considered. Budget is always important; prices can vary dramatically depending on the materials used – organic cotton tends to be more expensive than standard polyester, for example. Seasonality plays a key role too; lighter fabrics like linen and cotton are ideal for summer, while warmer options such as fleece and wool are perfect for winter. Look for quality signals within the product descriptions: thread count (while not always indicative of quality), material composition, and manufacturer reputation can all offer valuable clues about durability and comfort. Pay attention to customer reviews on Amazon UK – they often provide insightful feedback on performance and longevity.

To ensure you find precisely what you’re looking for, use the subcategory filters located at the top of this page. You can refine your search by material (cotton, silk, wool, polyester), warmth level, colour, pattern, or price range. For example, if you're searching for a luxurious bedding set, filter by "Silk" and “High Price”. If you need something for outdoor use, select “Cushions” and then narrow down your options based on weather resistance and size. Don’t hesitate to explore different combinations of filters until you discover the perfect bedding or textile to elevate your home décor and create a haven of comfort. Remember that Amazon UK holds a vast selection; browsing through the available products and reading customer reviews will help you make an informed purchase.

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FAQ

What should I look for when buying bedding?

Consider thread count – while higher isn’t always better, it indicates the number of threads per square inch. Prioritise natural fibres like cotton or linen for breathability and comfort, and think about the weave (sateen is soft, percale is crisp).

How much does bedding typically cost?

Bedding prices vary hugely; a basic set of cotton sheets might start around £30, while high-end Egyptian cotton or silk can easily reach £200+. Don't forget to factor in duvets, pillowcases and throws for the total budget.

When is the best time to buy bedding?

Sales often occur after Christmas (Boxing Day) and around bank holidays like Easter and Black Friday. You can also find discounts during seasonal changes – lighter linens in spring and heavier blankets in autumn.

What’s the difference between a duvet and a quilt?

A duvet uses a removable, washable cover filled with down, feathers, or synthetic fibres, offering easy cleaning. A quilt is sewn directly to its batting (the filling), making it harder to wash and generally heavier.

How do I choose the right size bedding?

Measure your mattress and bed frame carefully to determine the correct duvet cover size – standard single, double, king, or super-king. Allow extra room for comfortable movement and layering with blankets.

What are the best materials for summer bedding?

Linen is a fantastic choice for hot weather due to its breathability and ability to wick away moisture. Cotton percale offers a similar cooling effect, while bamboo bedding is naturally soft and temperature-regulating.

How do I care for cotton bedding?

Most cotton sheets can be machine washed at 30°C on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Avoid using fabric softener as it can reduce the absorbency of the fibres and always follow the garment label instructions.

What’s the difference between different duvet fills?

Down is incredibly warm and lightweight, but can be expensive and requires careful cleaning. Feather duvets are a more affordable alternative, while synthetic fillings like polyester offer hypoallergenic options.

How can I ensure my bedding is sustainable?

Look for bedding made from organic cotton or recycled materials to reduce your environmental impact. Consider certifications such as GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) and Oeko-Tex to verify sustainability claims.

What does ‘thread count’ actually mean?

Thread count refers to the number of horizontal and vertical threads woven together in one square inch of fabric – it's not a direct indicator of quality. A higher thread count doesn't always mean softer or more durable bedding.