Much like a lumberjack’s staple flannel button-up, the cotton in these bed sheets has been shredded and the individual yarns have been shaved to release fibers for a thicker, fuzzier feel.
In short, choosing the right high-quality bedding requires considering factors such as quality, thread count, material, and personal preference. Whether you choose custom bedding fabrics or 300-count bedding, it is important to prioritize comfort, durability and personal needs. By taking the time to research and consider these factors, you can choose high-quality bedding that enhances your sleep quality and complements your bedroom décor.
In addition to the materials, attention is also paid to the design and aesthetics of our hotel bedding. We use high thread count, breathable, and soft bed sheets made from premium cotton for a luxurious feel. The coordinated color schemes and elegant patterns of the bedding create a visually pleasing atmosphere in our rooms.
Dobby weaves are produced on a dobby loom and contain small geometric or stripe patterns throughout. This weave creates more texture than others, as the shapes (be it squares, diamonds, dots, or the like), have a slightly raised feel. The most common design for bed sheets is thick stripes.


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Percale refers to the type of cotton weave used to construct the sheet and consists of a traditional criss-cross pattern of one thread over and one thread under.

The boudoir sham decoratively covers the boudoir pillow. A boudoir pillow is a small decorative pillow that measures 12 x 16” and can be used as an accent pillow for “top of bed” or for tucking under your neck when you are reading in bed. It is also a great travel companion for neck support in a car, plane, or in a hotel room. It is typically finished in the same options as Euro shams.

