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How to Minimise Wrinkles in Cotton Sheets

Pure cotton sheets wrinkle. That's not a defect, it's a property of the fibre. Here's what actually helps, from drying technique to the hot towel trick - and yes - ironing.

Difference between cotton percale and cotton sateen

Percale or Sateen: What's the Difference?

Percale and sateen are both cotton - the difference is entirely in how they're woven. This determines how they feel, how they breathe, how long they last, and which one is the right choice for you.

How to care for your cotton sheets in winter

How to Care for Your Sheets in Winter

Winter is harder on sheets than you might think - think slower drying, less sun, more time in the dryer. Here's how to get through the colder months while keeping your good sheets, good.

Is Percale Good for Winter?

Percale feels cool when you first get in. That's not a flaw - it's how the weave works. Here's why it's a year-round fabric, and what to adjust for winter.

Sheets Make the Best Gift

Most gifts get used once, displayed briefly, or forgotten in a drawer. Good sheets get used every single night. Here's why they make the best gift for someone who has everything.

Buy Less, Sleep Better: The Real Cost of Cheap Sheets

Cheap sheets aren't as affordable as they look. Here's the real cost of replacing them every couple of years - and why buying quality once is better for your wallet, your sleep, and the amount of p...

How to Buy Cotton Bed Sheets: A Buyer's Guide

Buying cotton bed sheets should be simple. It isn’t, mostly because the category is full of numbers and terms that sound meaningful but aren’t, and marketing that has trained people to look for the...

Are Good Sheets Worth It?

There’s a version of this question that answers itself: you spend roughly a third of your life in bed. Whatever is against your skin for those eight hours probably warrants more thought than most p...

Heavyweight Percale cool sheets for hot sleepers

Are Heavyweight Percale sheets good for hot sleepers and hot climates?

Heavy doesn’t have to mean hot. Our Heavyweight Cotton Percale uses thicker yarns at a lower thread count, creating a fabric that stays crisp, breathable, and comfortable - even for hot sleepers.