Between washes, the colour of your sheets decides whether pet hair shows. The rule is simple: match the sheet to the coat, or pick a mid-tone that hides both light and dark hairs.
Match the coat
- Black or dark brown dogs: Charcoal Whisper gives the least contrast, so shed hair is far less noticeable between washes.
- White or cream pets: Arctic Swan or Champagne Silk. Light hair shows much less on light sheets, though it is still there when you run a hand over the surface.
- Golden, ginger or mixed coats: a mid-tone. Misty Dove Gray or Mint Breeze show less than either extreme.
- Two pets, opposite coats: a mid-tone again, plus a throw in each pet's colour on their spot.
The Furify colours
Charcoal Whisper is the low-contrast choice for dark coats: it plays down dark hair and the day's dust, and reads calm in a bright room. Arctic Swan is a clean white that suits light-coated pets and small rooms. Mint Breeze is a soft green mid-tone that photographs well with ginger and tan coats. Misty Dove Gray and Champagne Silk are both mid-tones that suit mixed or medium coats; current availability by size is shown on each product page.
Colour doesn't replace the routine
Hair still lands on the bed whatever the colour; a smooth weave and a quick shake keep it from building up. Details in our five-minute routine.
Frequently asked
Do dark sheets show dander?
Fine white dander can show on charcoal after a few nights. A twice-weekly pillowcase wash and a shake handle it.
Which colour looks best in photos?
Mint and charcoal, in our experience, with natural light. Our product photos were shot with a corgi, a cat and a white fluffy dog on each colour so you can compare.
Browse all colours in the bedding collection.
