
Pima Cotton



Heavy Weight Duvet Insert
Cotton Sheets
A duvet cover is the cloth case that encases your duvet and closes with buttons, snaps, or zippers. It is commonly made of cotton or polyester. It makes washing bedding simpler, gives more design flexibility, and even provides a distinct sensation beneath the covers.
Consider the following differences between the two types of bedding:
Answering this question all boils down to personal preference. Before purchasing the perfect bed sheets for you, it’s important to establish your priorities for a good night’s rest, as well as your intended budget.
Softness Brushed Cotton Bedding
All in all, whether you prefer the absorbency of fiber towels, the luxury of velour towels, or the hygiene of antibacterial towels, there's a perfect option for everyone. By understanding the unique benefits of each high quality towels, you can improve your daily life and enjoy ultimate comfort and cleanliness. So why settle for regular towels when you can enjoy the luxury and hygiene of fiber, satin, and antibacterial towels?
Percale sheets (pronounced “per-kail”) are made with cotton. These have a plain weave — one yarn over, one yarn under — that creates a matte, crisp finish. These sheets get softer with each wash and are best for hot sleepers and warm weather. They aren’t wrinkle-resistant, so it’s best to remove them from the dryer immediately following the end of the cycle.
Sateen weave sheets feel soft, slightly silky and luxuriously smooth so this weave is often used in luxury bed linen. Sateen sheets have a slightly warmer feel than percale. It’s what we use for our Egyptian cotton bed linen. Find out all you need to know in our blog sateen weave bedding.