Lilac Pillowcase

Material

Soft, crisp and airy 100% Egyptian cotton pillowcases made from our Classic Lightweight Percale (one-over-one) weave, known as "The weave that Breathes". The supple 220 thread count provides the perfect balance of softness and breathability for a Percale weave, which won’t pill or wear thin — it will only get softer with every wash.

Why it's so Special

Lilac and white threads are woven together to create this special Chambray bedding; where the contrast in thread colour gives a visual depth that distinguishes it from the flat appearance of other solid dyed fabrics.

It offers high performance as our colours may be washed above 60 degrees without any loss of colour, making it environmentally safe and perfect on the bed after every wash.

Why We Love This

Coloured pillowcase/s (available individually) are a great way to add a colour accent to your bed linen or to give us a try for the first time.

• Colour: Lilac
• Made from: Premium extra-long staple 100% Egyptian cotton fibres: one of the finest and longest fibres in the world.
• Weave: Percale, a weave that breathes due to it's classic "one-over-one" pattern and has a lightweight, cool, crisp and matte finish. Proven to last longer than other weaves.
• Thread Count: 220, the optimum number of threads per square inch for a Percale weave and our choice of cotton. Higher thread count doesn’t mean higher quality as more threads can actually make sheets heavier, less breathable and more difficult to iron.
• Timeless Chambray: Coloured and white threads are woven together.
• Construction: Single-ply and single pick, we don’t cut corners.
• Pillowcase Style: Standard Housewife pillowcase: essentially a plain bag with a flap at open end to tuck around the pillow once it has been inserted. Pillowcase size: standard.
• Washing Instructions: Machine washable at 60°C. Should not be washed with detergent that contains optical whitener.
• Tumble dry: Yes, at low temperature
• Iron: Warm iron

Lilac Pillowcase to fit standard pillow: 50 x 75cm

This pillowcase is overcut to allow for shrinkage over time.