Half Sets: The Egyptian Hotel Sheet

Fitted Sheets Only

• 1x FITTED SHEET, 2x STANDARD PILLOWCASES

ALSO AVAILABLE:   FULL SETS   PILLOWCASES

What should I expect?

Open, light, cool, crisp but super strong and durable despite a lighter weight (light = cool).

What shouldn't I expect?

Heavy, thick, warm, silky-soft and quick to pill like many high TC retail sheets (thick = warm).

This sheet uses the same cool and crisp recipe as our Classic Hotel Sheet, but is made from amazing cotton. 100% DNA tested long-staple Egyptian cotton, the cotton which created Egypt's reputation for fine quality - too good for most hotels! The best-of-the-best, no disappointments! These sheets feel beautifully crisp from the first wash and get better with age.

• 100% DNA tested long-staple Egyptian cotton for sheets that always feel amazing
• Percale weave for cool, crisp, luxurious sheets that breathe
  
• Thread count correctly balanced with cotton grade, yarn and weave: 375TC NZ
• OEKO-TEX certified no harmful or illegal chemicals
• European quality, woven in Portugal

GET THE RIGHT FIT

Modern mattresses come in a range of heights. To avoid disappointment, measure the height of your mattress right now, you may be surprised!

• Mattresses up to 31cm high = Standard sets
• Mattresses up to 41cm high = Deepbase sets

Standard: 40cm fitted suits mattresses up to 31cm in height
Deepbase: 50cm fitted suits mattresses up to 41cm in height

Standard Double: Fitted: 140cm W x 190cm L x 40cm D
Standard Queen: Fitted: 152cm W x 203cm L x 40cm D
Standard King: Fitted: 167cm W x 203cm L x 40cm D
Standard Super King: Fitted: 180cm W x 203cm L x 40cm D
Standard Pillowcase: 73cm L x 48cm W 

LABELLING & TEST NOTE
Some items may be incorrectly labelled 100% cotton. Rest assured, all shipments have passed DNA testing, test results available upon request. And for textile nerds, the test is called SNP Genotyping for Egyptian cotton which consists of DNA CTAB extraction followed by real time PCR identification. And due to a lack of demand, pillowcases are no-longer Oxford as seen in some photos.