Bedding Size
For furnishing the children's room, you will find 46 bedding sets in various sizes here. The range includes crib bedding, junior bedding, and matching pillowcases.
Buying bedding size — Guide&Tips
On the category page "Bedding Size" you will find 46 different items – from cuddly baby sizes to youth standard formats. Choosing the right size significantly determines fit, sleeping comfort, and safety. For toddlers in a crib or travel cot, thechildren's bedding 100x135is the first choice. It fits perfectly on standard children's bed mattresses and, due to its snug fit, prevents the child from getting tangled in the duvet. Once the child moves to their first proper bed (e.g., 90×200 cm), thechildren's bedding 135x200is usually needed – the standard size for single beds, which is also used in youth rooms and guest rooms.
When buying, pay attention to the material. Renforcé cotton (e.g., 100% combed cotton) is breathable, withstands many washes, and lasts long. Mako satin feels smoother and is suitable for children who sweat at night. Flannel made of 100% cotton is the cozy option for cool winter months. For allergy sufferers, bedding with the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 is recommended, as it is tested for harmful substances and does not contain irritating chemicals. Also check the closure type: buttons should be firmly sewn on, zippers preferably with a fabric cover so they don't rub on the skin. Most manufacturers provide the exact measurements plus hem allowance – when in doubt, measure your existing duvet and pillow.
A common mistake: if you have 90 × 200 cm duvets, you need 90 × 200 cm covers. For 100 × 135 cm duvets, the small sizes mentioned are sufficient. If you need a special size such as 80 × 80 cm for baby blankets, it is worth checking the children's bedding overview. Also consider the pillowcases: many sets include a 40 × 60 cm or 80 × 80 cm pillow. If you only need individual pieces, you will find suitable additions in the sibling categories.
Popular Bedding Size
These three bestsellers exemplify which styles are particularly in demand in the 'Bedding Size' category: fantasy motifs (unicorn) captivate preschool children, floral designs like the Bibi scattered flowers add playful accents, and timeless polka dots suit simple interiors. The products shown cover both relevant sizes – 100×135 and 135×200 – so you can see directly which design options are available per format. When making your decision, in addition to the design, also pay attention to the material properties: Renforcé is easy-care, while satin offers a cooler feel. If you value a specific brand or a particular motif, you can use the filter function to search specifically by manufacturer or theme.
Frequently asked questions
Which bedding size is suitable for a baby crib (cot)?
For standard cribs with a mattress size of approximately 60×120 cm to 70×140 cm, the Kids bedding 100x135recommended. These duvet covers fit standard baby blankets (approx. 100×135 cm) and are short enough not to slip over the bed surround. Make sure the covers have no loose ribbons or oversized buttons—most manufacturers now use safe zippers or snap fasteners under a fabric flap. Check the exact dimensions of your blanket before buying, as some baby blankets are smaller at 80×80 or 90×90. In that case, it’s better to opt for special baby bedding sets, which usually include a pillow 40×60 cm.
Can I use kids bedding 135×200 for adult beds?
Yes, it’s possible – but only if the duvet also measures 135×200 cm. Many single beds (90×200 cm) are fitted with duvets of this size, so kids bedding in 135×200 fits perfectly. However, note that the designs are often child-friendly (unicorns, cars, princesses). If you don’t mind the pattern, there’s no reason not to use the cheaper kids bedding. For guest beds or youth rooms, this is a practical solution. The only difference: the fabrics are sometimes lighter (renforcé) instead of heavier satin – which can be pleasant in summer though.
How often should kids bedding be changed and washed?
Ideally, kids bedding should be changed once a week and washed at 60 °C. This reliably kills dust mites, bacteria, and mold spores. Bedding made from 100% cotton can handle this temperature without issue – check the care label. Use a skin-friendly detergent without optical brighteners, especially for babies and toddlers with sensitive skin. After washing, you can iron the covers on medium heat, which smooths the fibers and additionally kills any remaining germs. Let the bedding dry completely before putting it on to prevent mold in the sleeping environment.
What should I watch out for with allergies or sensitive skin?
For allergies to dust mites or sensitive skin (neurodermatitis), we recommend bedding made from dense renforcé cotton with a smooth surface – it sheds few lint and can be washed mite-proof easily. Products with OEKO-TEX Standard 100 or the "Made in Green" label are tested for harmful substances and contain no problematic dyes. Avoid heavily perfumed fabric softeners, as they can irritate the skin. For children who sweat at night, Mako-satin is suitable because the smooth fiber retains less moisture. Some manufacturers offer special allergy bedding with a double closure and extra tight woven edges – you can find these in the categoryChildren's bedding material.
Further categories – guidance for your selection
Choosing the right bedding size is the first step. After that, you can refine your selection using the following filters and sibling categories. The Children's bedding hub bundles all subcategories and provides an overview of the entire range.
- Bedding brand – If you prefer a specific brand (e.g. Snurk, Bink, Alvi), you can filter by manufacturers here. Useful if you have had good experiences with a brand or are looking for a specific quality certificate.
- Bedding motif – Whether unicorns, dinosaurs, princesses, or geometric patterns – here you will find bedding by theme. Especially helpful if your child has a favorite motif and you want to quickly find the matching design.
- for whom? – This category helps sort the selection by recipient: for boys, girls, or neutral. Practical when you are looking for a gift or want a gender-specific room setup.
These filters and categories are not rigid boundaries but complement the size selection. For example: you are looking for bedding 100×135 with a dinosaur motif for a boy – then combine the size category with the motif filter and, if necessary, the “for whom” category. This saves you time and helps you find exactly the set that suits your child and their room. If you have special requirements such as a specific color, also check out the Children's Bedding Color or the Bedding Accessories (e.g., individual pillowcases or value sets).
In a nutshell
The “Bed linen size” category includes 44 items in the two standard sizes 100×135 cm (for cot and travel beds) and 135×200 cm (for single and youth beds). Key factors are the exact fit, the material (renforcé, Mako sateen, flannel) and safety aspects such as tested fasteners. Use the filters for brand, motif or target group to narrow down your selection. Look for the OEKO-TEX label if your child has sensitive skin. The bestsellers show typical designs – from imaginative to timeless – and help determine the style direction for the children's room.