Linen Bed Skirts

It depends on what type of bed skirt you’re using: ruffled or straight. Both types require a measuring tape. 

Ruffled Bed Skirt 

Measure from the box spring’s top to the floor, adding an inch or two to your drop measurement. Drop measurement refers to how long the visible skirt material will be. This will give your bed an easygoing look. 

Straight Bed Skirt 

This one is easy. Measure from the top of the box frame to the floor.

It depends on how high your footboard or bed frame is. If it’s high (typically considered as higher than the mattress), you’ll need split corners, and vice versa. Split corners will be the best fit for that type of bed, hiding your unsightly box spring.

The bed skirt size should be around the same as your mattress. Each skirt is designed to work with your typical US bed sizes. To make sure the bed skirt will conceal your mattress,check our shop has a sizing guide that will give you an idea.

Yes, we do. Beds are one of those items where one size doesn’t fit all. If you need extra width, length, or drop, we can help. Simply contact us, and we’ll make a bed skirt that fits your bed perfectly!

If you want everything to match, you’re in luck. All of our bedding uses the same line fabric, and you can buy full sets with all parts matching. Your bed skirts, sheets, covers, and pillowcases will all look uniform, helping to elevate your bed’s appearance.

Our bed skirts are not see-through. This fact especially applies to our heavyweight linen, where the dust ruffle is thick.

By default, we do not offer this, as the headboard lacks a fourth side. However, we have custom designs if you must have a fourth side. Simply contact us, and we’ll make it happen.

To know how to attach the bed skirt, you must first know what it consists of. First, it consists of decking, which is the part of the fabric that covers the mattress. It also consists of ruffles or straight sides, which goes from the mattress down to the floor. Because of this, all you need to do is place the bed skirt under the mattress, and you’re good to go!

No, due to the fabric platform. When you adjust the base, the bed skirt will get caught within the moving base. This can lead to your skirt bunching, or worse, tearing altogether.

Because all of our bedding comes from pre-washed linen, you do not need to do this.

Yes, they will.

Yes! We offer free fabric samples that contain all of our colors, letting you filter out the colors that won’t work well for your bed. Click the link below to order your free sample:

https://3hlinen.com/products/linen-fabric-samples

These two terms mean the same thing in modern times. However, in the past, the dust ruffle has referred to gathered, wavy fabric that resembles the object it was named after.

It ultimately depends on your style and the type of bed you own. A tailored or box pleat skirt gives a minimalist look. Meanwhile, a gathered or ruffled skirt will give your bed a rustic or romantic look. Finally, heavy textured fabrics will make your bed feel regal.

Depending on which you choose, the type is either made from cotton decking or linen. Our Bed Skirt Collection page has both available.

Yes, especially if you choose a larger drop height. The bed will look gorgeous without revealing what’s under your bed.

Ironing or steam treatment can help with this. With ironing, dampen the fabric beforehand, and start with low heat.

As the skirt goes under the mattress, this is recommended. However, it is possible to install it by partially lifting up the mattress.

Not at all. As long as the mattress is sturdy, the bed skirt will stay put.

You can dry clean the skirts or machine wash on a gentle cycle. Avoid hot water or bleaching. When drying your skirt, air dry it or dry it on low heat in a dryer. Finally, you can iron the skirt with low heat.

Yes, all linen is certified.