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Introducing: Reboco

A neatly made bed with Reboco bed linen and a thick, quilted duvet folded over the top.

Swedish brand Reboco makes organic cotton bed linen and soft duvets – so the next time you make the bed, you can make it a genuinely luxurious one.

What do a grandmother's embroidered sheets have to do with a Stockholm design brand? Quite a lot, as it turns out. Our new brand Reboco makes bed linen and towels in colors that make the bedroom and the bathroom worth lingering in.
Text: Susa Pääkkönen

EVERY NOW AND THEN, the daily grind calls for a little luxury. Better bed linen and a softer towel won't change your schedule, but they do make ordinary mornings and evenings a degree more bearable.

If your linen closet could use an update, our new brand Reboco is here to help. Wrap yourself in its sheets and towels and you could almost convince yourself you're on vacation!

A close-up of a bed with different green shaded Reboco bed linen

Reboco's bed linen comes in colors that are made to be combined. Play with them freely or keep the whole bed in one shade — the choice is yours.

The Stockholm-based brand began with old sheets. Not just any old sheets, but the kind with embroidered monograms, softened by years of use, that still turn up in a grandparent's linen closet or a flea market if you're lucky.

Reboco started collecting old textiles and gave them a second life by washing, dyeing, and resewing them to suit modern bedrooms. When the local finds ran out, the search went global. Those one-of-a-kind sheets are still part of the collection, but before long another idea took shape: what if the same thing could be made new?

But there was no point in making something new unless it could stand beside the old. Only the finest materials would do, production had to happen close to home, and the price had to stay reasonable.

A close-up of lime green bed linen

Reboco's duvet covers and pillowcases are made from organic cotton percale. The high thread count makes them durable and gives the linens a crisp, cool feel against the skin.

Two duvets, each with a Reboco label sewn onto the edge.

The blankets are filled with recycled down and feathers, which makes them thick and wonderful plush.

Made from 100% cotton, the towels are seriously thick, plush, and luxurious to the touch.

The collection also includes a cotton bathrobe that you can wrap yourself in after a shower, a sauna, or a bath.

The result is a full collection of home textiles, with towels, duvets, sheets, and pillowcases all made in Portugal from high-quality materials. Which means that one day, your grandchildren may well be the ones digging these sheets out of your linen closet!

Reboco believes that quality textiles belong outside the home as much as in it. Bathrobe to the dock it is!

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Images: Manufacturer

Published on 18 Aug, 2026

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