Style Your Bed For Spring With Our All White Layers:While this may seem like a lot of layers, you need to remember that cotton is extremely breathable and doesn't...

Winter is coming and is sure to bring chilly nights. Look forward to a cozy bedtime as the temperatures drop by choosing the warmest sheets for winter.

Cotton is the most popular type of bedding, but there’s still some confusion about it. Our guide will walk you through everything to know about cotton bedding.

See our tips for building a better bed this Fall! Step 1: Color: Your bed is your sanctuary: Keep your color choices neutral and calming to promote a sense of...

Percale simply means that the warp and the weft threads cross over and under each other one at a time. 

We wanted to take a second to address a concern... or maybe it's just a question that needs answering! We hear this a lot, "Why such a low thread count?", and,...

The substance of the yarn coupled with the open nature of the weave makes for a truly unique fabric that is soft and breathable but substantial. And we can't help but think if...

5 Reasons To Love Our Natural Fabric: 1. The Difference A Year Makes  Like a fine wine, our natural color is different every year depending on the amount of sun and...

See our recommendations for keeping your bedding bright, white and long lasting!

You know the feeling...the one you get when you have big news and can't wait to tell others. That's how we are feeling these days! Read on to learn what...

Southern Makers, Y’all! That’s where it’s at! Or, will be at on August 12th and 13th at the historic Sloss Furnaces! In the Ham! Seriously (and for those not fluent in Southern), we will...

We're Almost At The Finish Line! (No Pun Intended) Yesterday, we were able to watch as our cloth ran through part of the "finishing" process. This is the final process...

Time to put a face with a name. Get to know Anna, her dog Cotton and a little more about Red Land Cotton. We're talking about the inspiration behind the business,...

  Sorry Snuggle, the sad and inconvenient truth is, fabric softeners just aren't good for the fibers in our cotton linens. Dryer sheets and most chemical softeners coat the surface...

Last week we were able to travel up to Gaffney, South Carolina and get a glimpse of our Red Land Cotton fabric being woven on the loom. It was surreal...