Stonewashed French Linen Flat Sheet Throw

While customers in the US have based their purchasing of sheets entirely on thread count, this rule doesn’t hold up. At all. Especially when factoring linen bed sheeting, which uses GSM instead of TC or thread count. GSM is a metric measure of the fabric, showcasing grams per square meter.

For our 100% French Linen, Wooflinen thread count can range between approximately 80 to 200. Linen threads are much thicker than cotton threads.

Yes. All bedding sold by Wooflinen is not only made with responsibility, but Oeko-Tex® certified.

NO. Do not iron your French Linen bed sheets. Wooflinen 100% French Linen is also stonewashed, allowing the material to have a natural, slight wrinkly, texture.

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Since we work to expedite shipping, contact us right away and reference your Order #.

We pride ourselves with how fast we ship out orders. Typically any order placed before noon, will ship the same day or in the next 24 hours.

If you live in the Newport Beach or Costa Mesa area, orders can arrive same day.

To ensure your order is delivered on time and at your desired location, we offer tracking services on all orders placed with our store.

Expect an email with your tracking number within 24 hours of placing your order.

If you have additional questions on your order or on other shipping options -- such as expedited or international -- don't hesitate to email or text us. Please refer to our contact page.

Max temperature should always be set to WARM, though COLD is recommended.

Though a NORMAL wash setting is fine, we recommend setting the cycle to PERMANENT PRESS. Spin speed should be set to MEDIUM or LOW.

If washing your entire bed sheet set, we advise drying the pillowcases and sheets SEPARATE from the duvet cover. Not only will it improve efficiency in drying times, but also ensures your duvet cover doesn’t attempt to literally eat the other sheets.

Due to how breathable Wooflinen fabrics are, we recommend your keep your dryer temperature set to LOW or MEDIUM. Even at this temperature, your sheets will dry just as quick.

Like a high thread count Egyptian Cotton, French Linen is a material that gets better with each wash. So why not expedite the process the bit? After first wash, the material will need to de-lint quite a bit. We recommend separating the sheets from the duvet and running on MEDIUM heat in the dryer. You will need to empty the lint tray a few times over the course of the drying cycle. Repeat with the duvet cover. Once everything is dry, place entire set back in the washing machine and do a COLD rinse cycle at MEDIUM spin speed. Separate again, and dry both loads on MEDIUM heat, once again emptying the lint tray a couple times during the drying cycle. Now your French Linen sheets are ready for first use!