100 Night Promise
Natural Fibres
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Certified
You researched everything else.
We researched the bedding.
Newborns can sleep up to 17 hours a day. Yet bedding is often chosen for how it looks, rather than how it performs.
You've researched the bassinet, swaddling and room temperature. We think what your baby sleeps against deserves just as much consideration.
So we did the research for you.
The softest sheets we've used for our newborn. They feel beautiful and I love knowing there was so much thought put into what she's sleeping against.
A more stable temperature, all night
We couldn't find a linen-cotton blend built for how babies actually sleep, so we developed our own. Rest Weave™ combines linen's natural airflow with cotton's softness against sensitive skin, holding a more stable temperature through the night than either fabric manages alone.
Stays snug, all night
A sheet that rides up in the night isn't doing its job. We built ours with thick, premium-grade elastic and deep-set sides, so it stays put across every bassinet size rather than working loose halfway through the night. It's a small, unglamorous detail, but it's the difference between a sheet you never have to think about and one you're readjusting at 3am with a half-asleep baby who's just woken up because the corner's come free. We'd rather you didn't notice this section of the product at all. That's the whole point of it.
Tested, not just labelled safe
"Organic" and "natural" get used loosely in nursery bedding. OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 tests the finished product itself against 1,000 harmful substances, not just how the crop was grown. It's the one certification that actually means something, and every piece of Minó bedding carries it.
Chosen to help them settle
Three colour families, chosen for what they do to a developing nervous system, not for what's trending in nursery styling this year. Colour affects mood and settling in ways most nurseries never account for. Ours were chosen on purpose, with a low-stimulation pattern that supports the same aim.
A more stable temperature, all night
We couldn't find a linen-cotton blend built for how babies actually sleep, so we developed our own. Rest Weave™ combines linen's natural airflow with cotton's softness against sensitive skin, holding a more stable temperature through the night than either fabric manages alone.
Stays snug, all night
A sheet that rides up in the night isn't doing its job. We built ours with thick, premium-grade elastic and deep-set sides, so it stays put across every bassinet size rather than working loose halfway through the night. It's a small, unglamorous detail, but it's the difference between a sheet you never have to think about and one you're readjusting at 3am with a half-asleep baby who's just woken up because the corner's come free. We'd rather you didn't notice this section of the product at all. That's the whole point of it.
Tested, not just labelled safe
"Organic" and "natural" get used loosely in nursery bedding. OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 tests the finished product itself against 1,000 harmful substances, not just how the crop was grown. It's the one certification that actually means something, and every piece of Minó bedding carries it.
Chosen to help them settle
Three colour families, chosen for what they do to a developing nervous system, not for what's trending in nursery styling this year. Colour affects mood and settling in ways most nurseries never account for. Ours were chosen on purpose, with a low-stimulation pattern that supports the same aim.
Newborns are still learning to regulate temperature.
So we started with the fabric.
A newborn's temperature-regulating system isn't fully developed yet. They can overheat or get cold far faster than an older child, which is part of why safe sleep guidance is so specific about bedding.
Most parents look for cotton or linen, the natural fibres known to be gentlest on a baby's skin. That's where we started too. But through our own research, we learned a linen-cotton blend actually outperforms either fabric alone for a baby's sleep, and nobody was making one built specifically for this stage. So we did. Linen's fibre structure drives airflow and pulls heat away from the body. Cotton keeps it soft enough for newborn skin. Together they hold a more stable temperature through the night than either fabric manages alone.
Rest Weave™ is our linen-cotton blend. Chosen for breathability and thermal regulation. It works with a baby’s physiology rather than against it.
We bought these because our little guy runs warm, and the fabric is noticeably more breathable than the cotton sheets we were using.
Most newborn bedding starts with the nursery.
☐ What's trending?
☐ What colour is popular?
☐ What print will look cute in the nursery?
☐ What fabric feels soft in the shop?
☐ What will look beautiful in photos?
We start somewhere else.
✓ What is their skin against all night?
✓ How can we help them stay comfortable?
✓ How can we create a calmer sleep environment?
✓ Does every detail have a reason to be there?
Because we don't design bedding for the nursery. We design it for the baby sleeping in it.
"Organic" isn't the same as safe. I learned that the hard way.
When I was buying bedding for my son, I did what most parents do. I looked for "organic cotton" and assumed that meant it was free from harmful chemicals. It doesn't. Organic refers to how the crop was grown, not what's added to the fabric afterwards.
The certification that actually matters is OEKO-TEX® Standard 100. It's the global benchmark for testing textiles against harmful substances, and every piece of Minó bedding carries it. Not because it's a nice-to-have. Because it's the one thing I wish someone had told me before I filled my son's cot with something I assumed was safe.
— Mel, Founder
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified. Tested against 1,000 harmful substances.
FAQs
What certification does the fabric carry, and what does it actually mean?
Every piece of Minó bedding is OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified, the global benchmark for testing textiles against harmful substances. It's a different (and more meaningful) standard than "organic cotton," which only describes how the crop was grown, not what's added afterwards.
How does the linen-cotton fabric actually help with temperature?
Linen's fibre structure drives airflow and pulls heat away from the body, while cotton keeps it soft enough for newborn skin. Together they hold a more stable temperature through the night than either fabric manages alone.
Is it safe for babies with eczema or sensitive skin?
Yes. The linen-cotton weave is soft against the skin from the first wash and gets softer with every one after, with no synthetic finishes or harsh dyes that can aggravate sensitive skin. It's OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified, tested against 1,000 harmful substances, so there's nothing hiding in the fabric that could trigger a flare-up.
What size does it fit?
Our bassinet sheets are designed to fit standard bassinet and Moses basket mattresses. Check the individual product page for exact dimensions before you buy, especially if your bassinet is an unusual shape or size.
Is it easy to clean?
Yes. Machine wash and machine dry, no special handling needed. The natural fibers continue to soften with washing.
What does the 100 Night Promise cover?
Our core sleep bedding, sheet sets, and duvet covers and inners. It doesn't extend to accessories.
