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8 teddy fleece bedding sets to keep you cosy this winter
That'll save some money on the heating!
It's happened: winter is here. The heating is on and the evenings are getting colder. The clocks have gone back and, to us, that means it's time to get cosy.
Much like a chunky throw blanket or comfy pair of pyjamas, teddy fleece is a warm and super comfortable material that will seriously elevate the cosiness of your winter bed setup — it's like going to sleep in a dressing gown.
If you're already a warm sleeper, this fabric isn't quite as breathable as other types of bedding on the market and you may prefer a linen spread, or you may prefer the softness of a teddy sheet alongside the cooler comfort of a cotton pillowcase and duvet for the best of both.
How should I wash teddy fleece bedding?
Most teddy fleece bedding can be machine washed at 40C, which is one of the perks of this type of bedding. Do check the label, however, as there are usually variations on whether you can tumble dry and iron teddy fleece material — some are OK at lower temperatures and some recommend not to tumble dry or iron at all, so it's best to follow the care instructions with your new sheets to keep them soft and fluffy for longer!
The best teddy fleece bedding sets
Here are our picks of the best teddy fleece bedding sets to see you through the rest of the colder season — just don't blame us when you don't want to get out of bed in the morning...
All prices given are for a UK double.
This classic white shade makes getting into these sheets like sleeping on a cloud.
It looks fresh, clean and tidy while providing the ultimate comfort on cold evenings.
Dunelm's forest green set is suitably festive and ideal for anyone you may be hosting over Christmas.
It's a more elegant, trendy take on the teddy fleece, with its rich colouring ideal for bedrooms decorated in wood and neutrals — but there are also 24 colours to choose from, so there is something for almost any kind of decor.
Marks & Spencer is always on our list when it comes to bedding. It's a failsafe: soft, comfortable, and long-lasting, thanks to its StayNew™ technology.
The most popular shades sell out quickly, so keep an eye out for your favourite becoming available if it's not at the moment.
If you enjoy updating your bedroom with Christmas bedding in December (or sooner — no judgment here), this cosy pine tree print is festive yet stylish for a subtly Christmassy look.
Fleece bedding sets are, generally speaking, usually neutral, which is why we love this festive pattern from JD Williams.
The rich, berry hue of this bedding set fits the festive season but won't look out of place in the new year either. It's the ideal set for creating that cosy feeling in the colder months.
A reversible set allows you to change the look of your bedroom whenever you feel like it, whether you're looking to add warmth with tones like this 'latte' hue, or fancy a fun blush pink during the spring.
This Brentfords set claims to be 'easy-care' too: simply pop it in the wash at 30C.
For warmer sleepers, a teddy fleece sheet is a great option for added comfort without too much extra warmth.
Pair with your usual cotton or linen bedding sets and enjoy the super-soft feel of the fleece balanced with a cooler pillowcase and duvet cover.
Catherine Lansfield's aptly named sherpa set wouldn't look amiss in a winter chalet or cabin. Checked detail adds some surprisingly bold interest to usually neutral teddy bedding, so it looks best paired with simple decor.
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