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| old-fashioned, crisp Egyptian cotton percale |
| Matouk’s Egyptian long-lasting
cotton percale sheets start out crisp and soften
with each wash. |
- 100% Egyptian cotton percale, 210 thread count
- solid color sheets (Tuscany) coordinate with
white sheeting that has a colored flange (Parfait)
- colors: truffle brown, pale blue, ivory, white
- flat sheets and pillowcases have heirloom
quality hemstitched flange; fitted sheets have
a 16" deep pocket and are elasticized all
the way around for a better fit; duvet covers
have 3" flange
- fabric woven in Italy, finished in Portugal
by Matouk
- coordinates with the Barcelona
matelassé coverlets
- machine wash warm
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Tuscany
1-color
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Parfait
2-color
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fitted
sheets
16"
pocket |
twin
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$79 |
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| full |
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$95 |
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| queen |
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$104 |
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| king |
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$117 |
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| cal. king |
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$117 |
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flat
sheets
hemstitched,
3" flange |
twin |
70 x 108 |
$79 |
$85 |
| full |
84 x 108 |
$55 |
$342 |
| queen |
94 x 112 |
$104 |
$117 |
| king |
112 x 112 |
$124 |
$137 |
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pillowcases
2 cases |
standard
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21 x 32 |
$63 |
$79 |
| king |
21 x 40 |
$74 |
$88 |
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shams
1 sham |
standard |
21 x 27 |
$59 |
$63 |
| king |
21 x 36 |
$68 |
$72 |
euro
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27 x 27 |
$68 |
$72 |
| boudoir |
12 x 16 |
$43 |
$47 |
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duvet covers
3” flange |
twin
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68 x 86 |
$198 |
$214 |
full/queen
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86 x 92 |
$218 |
$248 |
| king |
105 x 92 |
$239 |
$268 |
Need a special order? Let us know if you want
to mix and match styles and/or sizes.
Non-stock items such as monogramming
and custom sized sheets will require 4 to 6 weeks
lead-time. Prices shown do
not include monogramming. |
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| FABRIC
101
t e r m s &
t y p e s
 Egyptian
cotton: a fine, lustrous, extra long staple cotton that was originally grown in Egypt. These long fibers are spun into extremely fine thread resulting in fabric that can be woven with more threads per square inch. Egyptian cotton fabric has a distinct luster and silky hand; it is durable and softens wash by wash.
percale: a tight weave
that is noticeably "tighter" than standard
fabric weaves. First woven in 1876 in New Bedford, Massachusetts,
percale, a medium weight fabric, is known for its durability.
Initially, percale starts with a crisp feel that softens
wash by wash.
thread count: number
of threads per one-square inch of fabric. In general,
with finer thread (e.g., Egyptian or Pima cotton), more
threads can be woven into each square inch, producing
a finer, softer, more flexible fabric that will wear
well and be less prone to shrinkage. Select bedding
based on the hand, or feel of the fabric, the cotton's
quality and the fabric's finish rather than thread count
alone as some manufacturers inflate their thread count
by counting the “ply” of thread rather than
simply counting each thread. |
