Vintage Linen Flat Sheet

The Vintage Linen Flat Sheet is 100% linen, woven using a 28 single-metric yarn in both the warp and the weft. This balanced weave produces a fabric that is soft and sturdy in equal measure. Every sheet is garment-washed and dyed using non-toxic dyes at MATTEO's dyehouse in Los Angeles, which opens and penetrates the fibers to create a lived-in softness from the first night.

Yes. Linen is naturally moisture-absorbent and temperature-regulating: it draws heat away from the body when you run warm and provides insulation when you cool down. The garment-washing process used on MATTEO's Vintage Linen opens the fiber structure, which increases breathability further. Sleepers in humid climates consistently find linen the most comfortable choice for year-round use.

The Vintage Linen Flat Sheet is available in Twin (79 x 106 inches), Queen (100 x 111 inches), and King (118 x 111 inches). MATTEO recommends using the King flat sheet on a Cal King bed and the Queen flat sheet on a Full bed. All sizes are finished with a minimal 1/4" hem, and darker colorways include a contrasting white topstitch detail.

Linen grows measurably softer with each wash, which is one of the properties that sets it apart from cotton. Derived from the flax plant, linen fiber is inherently durable and resistant to wear, so a well-cared-for flat sheet can remain in regular use for many years. MATTEO's Vintage Linen collection has been the brand's most popular fabric for over a decade, which reflects how reliably it holds up with repeated washing.

Linen is naturally hypoallergenic and antimicrobial, making it a sound choice for sensitive skin. MATTEO's Vintage Linen is also garment-dyed using non-toxic dyes, with no chlorine bleach or harsh chemical finishing agents in the production process. For anyone who reacts to synthetic finishes or heavily treated fabrics, this sheet is worth considering.

Wash light and dark colors separately using a lukewarm cycle with a gentle detergent and a cool rinse. Do not use bleach or products containing whitening agents such as chlorine bleach, alpha hydroxy acids, or benzoyl peroxide, as these degrade garment-dyed colors. Tumble dry on low heat and remove the sheet promptly to reduce wrinkling; line drying gives the best result. If you prefer a crisp finish, press while slightly damp on the Linen or High iron setting. Learn more about MATTEO's garment-dyeing process.

The Vintage Linen Flat Sheet is available in fifteen colors: White, Moon, Off White, Greige, Salt, Iris, Mica, Oat, Bay, Alpine, Coal, Fig, Bark, Night, and Smoke. Because each sheet is garment-dyed, MATTEO allows for a shade variation of +/- 10% between dye lots, which is a natural characteristic of the artisanal dyeing process. Darker colors include a contrasting white topstitch at the hem.

Where standard cotton sheets rely on thread count as the primary quality signal, MATTEO's Vintage Linen is measured by yarn weight (28 single-metric in warp and weft) and weave balance, which together determine hand-feel and durability. Linen regulates temperature more effectively than most cotton weaves, making it a stronger choice for year-round comfort in warm or humid conditions. The garment-washing process gives the fabric a dimensional texture that smooth cotton cannot replicate, and it only improves with use.