Find the bed sheets of your dreams. From cotton to bamboo, our guide makes it easy to choose the right fabric, size and style for a great night's sleep.
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Thread count (TC) is the number of threads woven into a square inch of fabric. While a higher thread count (like 600 TC) often means a softer, denser, and smoother feel, the quality of the fibre (like Egyptian Cotton) is just as important for overall comfort.
It depends on your mattress! A standard fitted sheet is perfect for most regular mattresses. However, if you have a modern pillow-top mattress, a particularly deep mattress, or use a thick mattress topper, choosing a deep fitted sheet will give you that extra room to ensure the corners stretch snugly and won't slip off during the night.
This usually happens if your fitted sheet’s wall depth is too shallow for your mattress. If you have a plush pillow-top mattress or use a thick mattress topper, a standard fitted sheet will pull tight and pop off the corners. Opting for a deep fitted sheet provides the extra depth needed to hug the corners securely.
For good hygiene, we recommend washing your sheets once a week. This helps remove the build-up of natural body oils, sweat, and skin cells, keeping your bed a fresh and healthy place to sleep.
Yes, we recommend washing your sheets before their first use. A quick wash helps soften the natural fibres, relaxes any packaging creases, and ensures your new bedding is perfectly fresh, clean, and ready for a great night's sleep.
When the temperature drops, Flannelette is the ultimate choice for warmth. The brushed texture naturally traps body heat to create a snug, insulating layer, making it perfect for keeping cosy on cold winter nights.
When the temperature drops, Flannelette is the ultimate choice for warmth. The brushed texture naturally traps body heat to create a snug, insulating layer, making it perfect for keeping cosy on cold winter nights.
