01 · The fiber
Made from cotton.
Our 365 Blankets use 100% cotton. Cotton is the raw material; the weave and construction turn it into the fabric you feel.
What Is Muslin Cotton?
The Muslin Comfort fabric guide
What is muslin cotton?
Get to know your comfort.
Muslin is a plain-weave fabric, traditionally made from cotton. In bedding, an open weave and layered construction can create a soft, relaxed feel—with different weights for different sleepers.
Cotton is the fiber. Muslin is the fabric.
They describe different things: cotton tells you what it is made from; muslin tells you about the woven fabric. Always check the fiber label on the specific product.
Start with the structure
A simple weave.
So many ways to feel comfortable.
In a plain weave, threads pass over and under one another. Yarn, spacing, finishing, and the number of layers all influence the finished fabric. That is why a single piece of sewing muslin can feel very different from a layered muslin blanket.
02 · The feel
Softly crinkled.
Our prewashed cotton muslin has a relaxed texture. Expect a lived-in look rather than the smooth, pressed finish of some other bedding.
03 · The layers
Choose your weight.
More layers add warmth and substance. Choose the construction that fits your room, your other bedding, and how warm you like to sleep.
Made for the way you sleep
What does muslin feel like in bedding?
Think soft texture, a gently crinkled surface, and a relaxed drape. Warmth and breathability depend on the actual blanket—not simply the word “muslin.”
For a lighter feel
Start with fewer layers if you prefer less weight. A warm room, thick duvet, or other bedding can change how much coverage feels comfortable.
Explore the 6-Layer Blanket →For more cozy substance
Explore the original 8-layer 365 Blanket or the extra-warm 10-layer option if you enjoy more warmth and weight.
Compare the blanket options →Shopping for a hot sleeper? Read our bedding guide for hot sleepers →
A fabric with a history
From fine textiles to everyday comfort.
The Bengal region, including Dhaka in present-day Bangladesh, became renowned for exceptionally fine cotton muslin. Historical examples show the skill and variety of these woven textiles.
Today, muslin appears in clothing, sewing, baby textiles, and bedding. Modern layered blankets have their own construction and feel; they are different from the delicate historical fabrics.
Explore the history of muslin →Historical reference: The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Dhaka muslin textile.
Your fabric. Your comfort level.
Find your 365 Blanket.
Start with the weight you prefer. Then choose your color and check the size details on the product page.
6 layers · Lighter feel
Ultra Lightweight Blanket
A lighter layer for sleepers who prefer less warmth and weight.
Shop the 6-Layer Blanket
8 layers · The original
The Original 365 Blanket
Our signature layered cotton muslin blanket for everyday comfort.
Shop the Original 365 Blanket
10 layers · Extra warmth
Extra Warm Blanket
More warmth and weight for cooler rooms and cozy sleepers.
Shop the 10-Layer Blanket
Make room for the right fit.
See the Size Guide →
Dimensions can vary by product or batch. Check the selected product’s size details before ordering.
Care for the comfort
Made to be used.
Worth caring for.
Our 365 Blankets are pre-shrunk and machine washable. Follow the care instructions for your specific product, give bulky bedding room to move, and use a wash routine that rinses thoroughly.
A few more answers
Muslin cotton FAQs
Is muslin different from cotton?
Cotton is a fiber; muslin is a woven fabric. Muslin Comfort’s 365 Blankets are made from cotton muslin. Other cotton fabrics use different weaves and finishes, which changes how they feel.
Is muslin the same as gauze?
The terms can overlap in bedding descriptions. For shopping, the fiber content, layer count, weight, dimensions, and care instructions tell you more than either name alone.
Is muslin cotton good for hot sleepers?
An open, lighter construction can be appealing if you sleep warm. Layer count, your room, and your other bedding also matter. Explore our hot-sleeper bedding guide and start with the warmth you prefer.
Can I use a muslin blanket year-round?
Many people adjust their layers with the seasons. Choose a blanket weight that works for you, and add or remove other bedding as your room temperature changes.
How does muslin compare with linen?
Our cotton muslin has a soft, gently crinkled feel. Linen is made from flax and has its own distinctive texture. See the muslin vs. linen blanket comparison for help choosing.
How do I wash a cotton muslin blanket?
Follow the product’s care instructions. Our washing guide explains how to care for Muslin Comfort bedding.
Bring the comfort home
Get to know your next favorite blanket.
Choose your layers, find your color, and make your bed feel more like you.
Learn about fabric construction: CottonWorks weaving basics.