BED SHEET

A COLLECTION OF

LUXURIOUS BED LINENS

Your bed is no longer just a place to sleep; it's the heart of your sanctuary. Immerse yourself in a world of fine bed linens, where every fabric and finish are a cut above the rest, offering an unparalleled opportunity to dress your bed in comfort and personal style. From the crisp, cool touch of percale to the silken drape of sateen, you can curate the perfect end to every day. Define your comfort, one layer at a time.

Non-Toxic
Kid & Pet Safe
3 Year Warranty
Custom Fit

FIND YOUR SIGNATURE STYLE

Your bed is a canvas for personal comfort, a unique opportunity to craft a retreat that is distinctly yours. Do you prefer the crisp, five-star hotel elegance of pure white cotton, or the rich, inviting depth of dark jewel tones? Perhaps the soothing calm of an understated minimalist aesthetic or a playful botanical print better reflects your personality. Consider the tactile experience—the relaxed, lived-in feel of pure linen versus the smooth luster of a high-thread-count sateen. Whether creating a serene haven or a bold, welcoming statement, let your choice of bed linen set the perfect mood.

PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND CARE

Beyond the look and feel, selecting the right bed linen involves practical choices to ensure sublime comfort and durability. Consider the material's properties; breathable cotton percale is ideal for those who sleep warm, while cozy, brushed flannel is perfect for colder nights. Thread count can be an indicator of quality, but the fiber itself—like long-staple cotton—is paramount. Proper laundering is key to longevity; washing at appropriate temperatures and avoiding harsh detergents will maintain the fabric's integrity and softness. A little care ensures your investment in comfort pays dividends in restful nights for years to come.

FAQs

What’s the difference between Percale and Sateen?

It all comes down to the weave. Percale has a simple, one-over-one-under grid weave, resulting in a fabric that is crisp, cool, and matte—like a classic hotel sheet. Sateen uses a one-under-three-over weave, exposing more thread surface to create a silkier, smoother feel with a subtle luster.

What does thread count really mean?

Thread count is the number of horizontal and vertical threads woven into one square inch of fabric. While a higher number can indicate a denser, softer sheet, the quality of the cotton fiber is far more important. A 300-thread-count sheet made from superior long-staple cotton will feel better and last longer than a 1000-thread-count sheet made from shorter, weaker fibers.

How often should I wash my bedsheets?

For optimal hygiene and to keep your linens feeling fresh, the general recommendation is to wash your bedsheets once a week. This helps to remove the natural build-up of oils, sweat, and skin cells. For pillowcases, which have direct contact with your face and hair, some people prefer to change them twice a week.

How can I keep my white sheets brilliantly white?

Wash white linens separately from colors to prevent any dye transfer. Avoid using chlorine bleach, which can yellow natural fibers over time. Instead, opt for an oxygen-based bleach or add a half-cup of baking soda to your wash cycle. Drying them in the sunshine, when possible, also provides a natural bleaching effect.

Do I need a top sheet (flat sheet) if I use a duvet cover?

This is purely a matter of personal preference. Traditionally, a top sheet provides a hygienic layer between you and your duvet, meaning you can wash the duvet cover less frequently. However, many people today prefer the simplicity of sleeping directly under a duvet cover, finding it less restrictive. There's no right or wrong answer.