Our luxury sand-coloured beige flat sheets are made from 60s yarn, long-staple organic cotton. The fabric is woven in a sateen weave, and there are 300 single-ply threads per square inch. Fabric made from long staple, single-ply threads feel luxuriously soft and smooth, have a reduced risk of ‘pilling’, and is breathable to allow for the best possible sleeping experience.
Made by experienced tailors and stringently tested by a well-trained quality control team, our flat sheets are crafted to very high quality standards. Our generously sized beige flat sheet is available in UK bed sizes. It looks great when paired with other bedding items in contrasting matching colours.
How to use a Flat Sheet:
The flat sheet can be used instead of a fitted sheet, by tucking it under a mattress. If you already use a fitted sheet, we recommend using a flat sheet as an additional bedding layer between the duvet cover and yourself.
In winter, a flat sheet can be used as an additional layer with a duvet. In warmer weather, it can be paired with a light blanket for more comfortable sleep.
Unlike a duvet cover, the flat sheet is easier to remove and assemble back on the bed. The ease of handling a flat sheet, compared to a duvet cover, means that it can be washed easily and more often. This helps with better bed hygiene, and more comfortable sleep.
Eco-friendly packaging:
Our luxury beige flat sheet is beautifully packaged in a stylish and re-usable cotton bag made from the off-cuts of production fabric. By using off-cut fabric, we help reduce the amount of production waste that goes to landfill.
GOTS certified organic cotton:
All our luxury bedding is made from GOTS certified 100% organic cotton. GOTS requires stringent welfare criteria to be met from farm to factory e.g. prohibiting the use of child labour, and that a fair living wage is paid to all workers.
Conventionally grown cotton is water intensive, and is mostly grown under irrigated conditions - in countries that experience major water shortages. It takes over 10,000 litres of water grow just 1 kg of cotton. Organic cotton, on the other hand, can reduce the use of irrigated water by up to 90%.
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