£46.48
The White Collection Luxe 400 Thread Count Egyptian Cotton Fitted Sheet is a premium bed linen item designed for comfort. It features a sateen weave made from 100% Egyptian cotton, offering breathability and a soft touch. To ensure proper fit, place the corner with the care label at the bottom right of the mattress.
- Has an extra deep 40cm fit to accommodate thicker mattresses.
- Constructed from long-fibre Egyptian cotton for durability and a luxurious sheen.
- Machine washable for easy maintenance and care.
- Compatible with standard UK bed sizes including Single, Double, King, and Superking.
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Description
xSleep in luxury. Our 100% Egyptian Cotton white sateen bed linen range is made from a breathable fabric that's soft to the touch. Egyptian Cotton yarn is made up of longer fibres that give a luxuriously soft fabric that is not only strong but stays looking new for longer with a beautiful sheen.
Handy Tip - Place the corner with the care label at the bottom right of the bed and the sheet will always be in the right direction.
100% Egyptian Cotton 400 thread count Sateen Extra deep fitted Machine washable. Sheet Depth 40cm.
| Mattress Size | Width | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Single | 90cm | 190cm |
| Double | 135cm | 190cm |
| King | 150cm | 198cm |
| Superking | 180cm | 200cm |
Our 100% Egyptian Cotton sateen bed linen range is made from a breathable fabric that's soft to the touch. Egyptian Cotton yarn is made up of longer fibres that give a luxuriously soft fabric that is not only strong but stays looking new for longer with a beautiful sheen. Collection Luxe bedding uses only the finest quality yarns in high thread counts for a luxurious night's sleep. Thread count refers to the number of threads per square inch. A high thread count gives a smoother finish and lasting quality.
