Cotton Bedding set

Thread count, often referred to as "Thread Count," is a measure indicating how many threads are woven into one square inch of fabric. Essentially, it's a measure of how tightly a fabric is woven.

This value can be calculated by adding together the number of lengthwise threads and the number of crosswise threads of a cover.

For example, if a cotton sheet has 100 lengthwise threads and 100 crosswise threads in each square inch of fabric, it would have a thread count of 200.

Thread count is often used as a rough indicator of the softness and feel of a fabric. This is true to a certain extent, but of course, it's not the only criterion.

The quality of the yarns or threads used is often more important than the number of threads or the thread count itself.

Our cotton cover has an extremely high thread count of 600 but is also characterized by a high-quality weave and premium Egyptian cotton.

Yes, organic cotton bedding is often ideal for people with sensitive skin or allergies.

Since organic cotton is grown without aggressive chemicals, it results in fewer irritations on the skin.

Moreover, cotton is naturally hypoallergenic and breathable, which only enhances the comfort and feel-good factor.

Our Lilia silk pillowcase might be a great alternative for those looking for even more skin-friendliness.

Silk is known for its smooth surface, which reduces friction, and its natural hypoallergenic properties that can prevent skin irritations.

The sateen weave uses a special technique where multiple threads lie on the surface.

This results in a smoother, shinier, and softer fabric that feels particularly pleasant against the skin. In a way, it combines the benefits of cotton and satin.