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If you’ve ever enjoyed the softness of your favorite T-shirt, you probably never want to wear anything else. But what exactly creates that wonderfully comfortable feeling? The answer lies in the softness and stretch of the fabric. And that’s precisely the secret of jersey cotton. But what is jersey cotton? And first of all: what is jersey fabric? Let’s dive into the world of this comfy material and discover why it’s so perfect for a good night’s sleep.
To understand what makes jersey cotton so special, let’s take a step back. What exactly is jersey fabric? Jersey refers to a knitting technique and can be made from cotton, wool, or synthetic materials. The name comes from the British island of Jersey, where the fabric originated. In Dutch, it is also referred to as “tricot.”
The biggest difference between jersey and other forms of cotton lies in how the fabric is made: jersey is knitted, whereas most other cotton fabrics are woven. Jersey uses a “knit stitch” structure—also known as “single jersey.” This construction gives the fabric its characteristic elasticity and softness, familiar from your favorite T-shirts. It’s no surprise that people often say: “Jersey cotton is so soft!”
A common question is what the difference between jersey and cotton actually is. The answer is simple but important. The difference does not lie in the material itself, but in how it is processed.
Cotton is a fiber that can be used to create different types of fabrics, including jersey. For example, when cotton is woven using a satin weave, it becomes soft and slightly shiny cotton sateen. Jersey cotton, on the other hand, is knitted, with the yarn formed into loops. This creates more flexibility and a softer touch. Think about the difference between a crisp button-down shirt (woven cotton) and a soft T-shirt (jersey cotton).
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Another frequently asked question is: is jersey warm? The answer is yes. Thanks to its knitted structure, jersey cotton retains warmth very well. Tiny air pockets form between the fibers, acting as insulation. This makes jersey perfect for colder months.
The question “is jersey warmer than cotton?” is somewhat tricky if you understand what jersey is. But if we compare jersey cotton to cotton sateen, for example, jersey is definitely warmer. That’s why a jersey cotton duvet cover is often preferred during autumn and winter.
One of the reasons jersey cotton is so appealing is its easy care. Unlike many other fabrics, jersey cotton is very user-friendly. It hardly wrinkles, which means less ironing.
It is important to wash jersey at the right temperature—usually 30 or 40°C (86–104°F)—to preserve its elasticity and softness. A high-quality jersey cotton fitted sheet or duvet cover can last for years without losing its shape or softness. Gentle on you, and gentle on the planet.
When choosing jersey products, it’s important to look beyond the softness on your skin. The true softness of jersey cotton also lies in its impact on the world. Choose items made from organic and GOTS-certified cotton. Even better is regeneratively grown cotton, which not only prevents soil depletion but actively restores and improves it. This approach also focuses on water management, biodiversity, and fair social conditions. That way, you enjoy all the physical benefits of jersey—soft, stretchy, and comfortably warm—while contributing to a more sustainable world.
What is jersey cotton besides incredibly soft? The perfect material for bedding and pyjamas! Choose a jersey cotton fitted sheet made from Fairtrade cotton and pair it with a soft jersey cotton duvet cover. To complete the picture, slip into a cozy jersey pyjama before climbing into your warm bed. Sleep well!

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