615 thread count Giza Egyptian cotton sateen. Size: Full / Queen 96 x 112 Inches, King 114 x 112 Inches.
Materials & Care
100% Giza Egyptian Cotton.
Pre-wash linens before first use.
Machine wash in cold to warm water and remove promptly.
Use a gentle liquid linen wash. We recommend LeBlanc
Do not use laundry detergents or bleach; they contain caustics that harm fabrics.
Do not use fabric softeners; they coat and weaken fibers.
Launder bed linens alone, sorted by color and separately from other fabrics or garments.
Some facial and body creams contain ingredients that may cause discoloration of your fine fabrics upon laundering.
Line dry or tumble dry on low heat- removing promptly while still slightly damp. Hand smooth to minimize wrinkles. Never “over-dry” your fine linens.
If desired,steam-iron linens to remove wrinkles and restore the luster of sateenweaves.Press on the reverse side of the fabric on the hot/warm setting.
Shipping & Returns
Special Order. Ships in 2-3 weeks.
Invest In Your Rest
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615
Thread Count
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100%
Giza Egyptian Cotton Sateen
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USA
Made in USA of fabric from Italy
Why Choose Giza Cotton?
Superior Quality & Softness
Giza cotton is known for its exceptional softness and luxurious feel, making it one of the finest cotton varieties available. It offers a sumptuous sleep experience that becomes even more comfortable over time.
Long-Lasting Durability
The long, strong fibers of Giza cotton make it highly durable and resistant to wear and tear, ensuring your bedding maintains its beauty and functionality for years without pilling or fraying.
Breathable & Moisture-Wicking
Giza cotton is naturally breathable and excellent at wicking away moisture, keeping you cool and dry throughout the night, which is particularly beneficial for warmer climates or for those who tend to overheat while sleeping.
Elegant Finish & Appearance
With a natural sheen and refined texture, Giza cotton bedding adds a touch of elegance to your bedroom decor, enhancing the overall aesthetic while providing comfort and luxury.
