Tencel bedding - our highest quality and most sustainable bedding.
Tencel bedding is made from a fiber called Tencel, which is derived from wood. Tencel is environmentally friendly and sustainable because it is produced from renewable raw materials and its manufacturing consumes fewer resources than other materials, such as polyester.
Tencel bedding is a fiber made from wood and is considered an environmentally friendly alternative to other beddings such as microfiber. The main reason to use Tencel bedding is the environmentally friendly raw material extraction. Tencel is produced from wood sourced from sustainably managed forests. This means that the wood comes from forests that are continuously reforested to ensure that the wood stock is not depleted. Furthermore, production takes place in a closed loop, where the material is reused. This reduces water and energy consumption and minimizes the use of chemicals. Tencel is not only biodegradable but also known for its durability and its ability to retain its shape and color even after many washes. This reduces the need for frequent replacement and wastes fewer resources.
In general, Tencel bedding tends to be more expensive than, for example, cotton bedding. The reason for the higher price lies mainly in the manufacturing costs, as many complex processes are necessary. The use of sustainable wood and the closed loop in production also contribute to increased costs. However, it is essential to note that Tencel bedding is often a long-term investment due to its durability and high quality. It is resistant to wear and tear and usually lasts longer than other beddings.
Overall, it can be said that investing in Tencel bedding is a sensible long-term decision. For more information about our bedding, please feel free to contact our team.
Tencel (Lyocell) ist eine nachhaltige Faser aus Eukalyptus-Holzzellstoff, im geschlossenen Kreislauf hergestellt – besonders weich und feuchtigkeitsregulierend, ideal bei nächtlichem Schwitzen.
Ja – Tencel absorbiert bis zu 50 % mehr Feuchtigkeit als Baumwolle und leitet Schweiß schnell ab. Ideal bei Nachtschweiß.
Tencel ist weicher, feuchtigkeitsregulierender und von Natur aus antibakteriell. Längere, gleichmäßigere Fasern ergeben eine glattere Oberfläche – und Tencel wird nachhaltiger produziert.
Ja – glatte Fasern bieten Hausstaubmilben weniger Lebensraum, die Feuchtigkeitsregulierung hemmt Bakterien- und Schimmelwachstum. Plus OEKO-TEX-zertifiziert.
Etwas mehr als Satin oder Seersucker – kurzes Aufschütteln nach dem Trocknen glättet die Bettwäsche gut. Bei Bedarf bei niedriger Temperatur bügeln.
40-60 °C im Schonwaschgang, ohne Weichspüler (schädigt die Fasern). An der Luft oder im Trockner bei sehr niedriger Stufe trocknen.