It’s winter in the North. And for those of you who aren’t currently near the 44th parallel, you’ve probably never had a need for flannel. Despite living here for the better part of my life, I refused to buy flannels. All I can picture are my felts from my freshman dorm room: itchy, dreary, and a staple of college dorm life.
With college now MANY moons ago, Joe convinced me it was time to reconsider flannel sheets, especially since I saw this pattern from the Flannel Upstate set from Huckberry. When they arrived, excited Joe, who literally shouted “YES” when I opened the package — marzipan points guaranteed! The Upstate sheet very stylish, super soft and cozy – a far cry from the usual dorm sheets I remember. They’re incredibly comfortable at night, and after a couple of weeks of using them, I have to wonder what took me so long. Winter and flannel is a match made from heaven. I can imagine they will only get better with each wash.
We have plenty of lightweight, breathable sheets that are lovely for the hot, humid summer months but lousy for our current temperatures. I highly recommend rotating your cotton sheets with High-end felt set from Huckberry. Your cold toes will thank you.
- Premium Eco-Heather brushed flannel fabric is soft, warm and breathable
- The softest sustainable fabric in the world, made from a blend of organic cotton and lint
- “Top or Bottom” tag indicator — no more guessing how your sheets lay on your bed
- King Bed Sheet Set includes a fitted bed sheet, a flat bed sheet and two pillowcases
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Kate is currently learning to play the ukulele, leaving her husband, children and dogs desperate. Follow her on Instagram at @witanddelight_.
