Anne Singer Bespoke Bed Linen

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Before choosing the design the choice between cotton sateen and cotton percale will need to be made. For both, the thread count refers to the number of threads in one square inch of fabric. A higher thread count usually conjures up the idea of higher quality- however the quality of the cotton actually depends more on the type of cotton yarn used and the quality of the finishing of the fabric.

COTTON PERCALE

Percale is a generic appellation given to any cotton fabric with a minimum thread count of 200. In appearance it is matte and crisp- looking and is perhaps better for summer or hot climates. It is slightly lighter than satin cotton due to its construction which allows it to breathe better. It will feel soft and cool to the touch.

Our cotton percale is woven in Italy with pure extra long Egyptian cotton yarn in 300 thread count. It is carefully finished without harmful chemicals and with environmentally conscious techniques certified STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEK.

COTTON SATIN

Cotton Sateen is silkier and more luxurious looking and perhaps better for winter and cooler climates as it stores heat underneath its dense weave. It feels softer than percale - nearly like silk when you slip between the sheets.

Our standard satin cotton is woven in Italy with Egyptian long fibres, 300 thread count and mercerised with a special technique to achieve its silky hand feel.

Orders can also be produced in 400, 600 or 1000 thread count.

All 100% natural fibre fabrics have a tendency to wrinkle. Sateen is easier than percale to iron due to its construction and finish - it will crease less for the same reasons.

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