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8 Best Bedding and Linen Shops in Singapore (2026)

Where to buy bedsheets, duvets and pillows in Singapore: 8 bedding and linen shops, from homegrown brands to mall outlets, with fabrics and how to choose.

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Amir Wahab
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Bedsheets, duvets and pillows are among the few home purchases you touch every single night, yet most people buy them in a hurry. This guide gathers eight Singapore bedding and linen shops that sell sheets, covers, pillows or quilts, mixing homegrown labels, online-first brands and one long-running mall chain. Each write-up draws on what the shop itself publishes about its fabrics, ranges and stores, and we attribute those descriptions rather than vouch for them. We list no prices, so check each site for current ranges and sizes. Use the selection advice at the end to compare fabrics, store access and returns before you commit to a full set.

1. Sunday Bedding

Sunday Bedding sells sheet sets, fitted and flat sheets, duvet covers, comforters and pillowcases, plus inserts such as duvet and pillow inserts, mattress protectors and weighted blankets. Its site organises the range by fabric, with bamboo sateen, French linen and organic cotton lines, and by print and bed size. The brand also stocks towels, throws and loungewear. According to its Visit Us page, it runs a flagship store in Joo Chiat and a smaller store with a coffee partner at Holland Road Shopping Centre, both stocking other lifestyle brands beside its own bedding. If you want to feel fabric before ordering, the same page lists opening times, and the shop also offers fabric swatches through its site.

Joo Chiat and Holland Village
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2. Epitex

Epitex describes itself as a home-grown bedding specialist that has traded in Singapore since 1997. Its online catalogue is split into bed linen collections, including Signature, Hotel, Bamboo, TENCEL, cotton and silk lines, alongside a pillow range that covers cervical pillows and bolsters, and a section for quilts, duvets and blankets. It also sells mattresses, towels and floor mats. The store locator on its site lists outlets across many suburban malls, such as Ang Mo Kio, Causeway Point, Jurong Point, NEX and Tampines Mall, which makes it one of the easier names to visit in person. The site also offers a bedsheet quiz, labelled beta, to help narrow a choice, and a monthly specials page.

Malls islandwide, including Ang Mo Kio, Jurong Point and Tampines Mall
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3. Oak & Sand

Oak & Sand sells bedding mainly through its online store, with sets built from fabrics its site names as Giza Egyptian cotton, TENCEL, organic long-staple cotton and a luxury hotel cotton. Each line is sold as bedsheet sets, bolster cases, pillowcases and duvet covers, and the catalogue also lists hotel-style pillows, summer and luxury duvets, baby cot sheets, mattress protectors, bed frames and mattresses. Its contact page lists a fabric studio and showroom in the Kaki Bukit industrial area with posted visiting days and a way to book a showroom appointment. The same page invites hotel and developer procurement enquiries, which suggests it also supplies trade buyers. Check the site for current showroom days before visiting, since they are posted by the shop.

Kaki Bukit (showroom) and online
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4. SOJAO

SOJAO sells organic cotton bedding and describes its sheets as GOTS-certified, a statement it makes on its own FAQ and sustainability pages. Its bedding menu covers fitted sheets, duvet covers, quilts and blankets, pillowcases and bolster cases, and the site adds bath towels, loungewear and home goods. An online sheets quiz suggests a fabric, and the store page says it keeps flagship home-goods stores in Joo Chiat and at New Bahru where shoppers can handle sheets, towels and loungewear first. The site also advertises same-day in-store pickup and free delivery within Singapore, so check those terms, the current stock position and any stated minimum when you order, because shop policies and availability can change without notice.

5. Bedtribe

Bedtribe is an online-first brand that says it sells hotel-style sheets and sleep essentials, with bamboo sheets among its featured lines. Its menu lists complete bedding sets, plus separates such as fitted sheets, duvet covers, pillowcases and bolster cases. It also carries duvets and comforters, weighted blankets, throws, baby cot sheets, a hybrid pillow, sleepwear and a laundry sheet for bamboo care. A custom set option lets shoppers mix and match prints, which suits people who want a bed that matches a particular room. Its Visit Us page lists a showroom in the Howard Road area with posted weekday and weekend hours, and the site says orders can be returned or exchanged within a stated window.

6. Kapas Living

Kapas Living presents itself as a bedding brand aimed at warm, humid homes and says it was founded in 2020. Its Singapore site lists bedsheet sets, duvet covers, pillows and bolsters, duvets, quilts and bath towels, built from materials it names as extra-long staple cotton, TENCEL and French flax linen. The brand says its products carry OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification, which is its own claim and worth confirming against the label of the item you buy. The site refers to a store at Tampines 1, although one page still describes the address as coming soon, so check before you travel. A bed builder tool and a size guide help you assemble a set.

7. HOOGA

HOOGA is a lifestyle and homeware chain, and its sleep section gives bedding a full category of its own. The site lists sheets in microfibre, TENCEL and cotton, a pillow and bolster range split into hotel, wellness, cloud, arctic, basic, ergo and nature styles, and quilts described as silky, cool, puffy or natural. Furnishings such as coverlets, throws and mattress protectors sit in the same menu, with bath linens and organisers beside them. HOOGA says it operates stores across Singapore and Malaysia, and its menu links to a store locator for the branches. That makes it a practical stop when you want sheets, pillows and a few small home items in one visit.

Malls across Singapore
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8. Annette

Annette Singapore describes itself as a bedding and lifestyle brand based in Singapore, and its range centres on French linen and TENCEL bedding. The catalogue also lists bedding bundles, blankets, cushion covers, tea towels, throws, pyjamas and homeware, and the site offers fabric swatches so buyers can feel the linen first. Its Find Us page says the Annette studio is open by appointment only and names a stockist, Soul & Tables, in the Tan Boon Liat Building off Outram Road, which carries a selected range. The page suggests messaging the brand to confirm whether an item is stocked there. Care guides for linen and TENCEL bedding, plus a sizing guide, are published on the site.

Studio by appointment; stocked at Outram
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How to choose

  • Start with the fabric rather than the label. Cotton, linen, TENCEL lyocell and bamboo blends each feel different on warm nights, and shops describe them in their own words. Read what the site says about weave and fibre, order swatches where offered, and judge a sample against your own sleeping habits.
  • Treat certification claims as the shop's statement. Some brands cite OEKO-TEX or GOTS on their pages, but a claim on a banner is not proof for the exact item in your cart. Check the product page or label for the standard, and ask the shop for details if the wording is unclear.
  • Match the bed size and mattress depth before you buy. Sheets are sold in Singapore sizes from single to super king, and thick mattresses or toppers may need deeper fitted sheets. Measure your mattress height and use the shop's size guide, because returns on a wrong size can be tedious.
  • Decide whether you need to touch the fabric. Mall chains and showroom brands let you handle sheets and pillows before paying, while online-first labels rely on swatches and return policies. Check opening days, and whether a showroom needs an appointment, before you travel across the island to see a set.
  • Read the delivery, return and exchange terms before paying. Pillows, duvets and cut-to-size items can be treated differently from sheets, and policies change often. Look for the return window, who pays for exchanges, whether opened items qualify, and how the shop handles faulty or mis-sized goods after delivery.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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