Bed Linen

Thread count refers to the number of threads (strands of fabric) per square inch of fabric. This is calculated by counting the number of horizontal threads (weft) and the number of vertical threads (warp) which make up the weave of the fabric.

Whilst thread count can give you a general idea of the fabric it is certainly not the be all and end all!

The quality of the actual threads - what they are made from and what type of threads they are - should be the main point of consideration, not just how many of them there are.

Thread count has nothing to do with a fabric's breathability, comfort or softness. A 400 thread count sheet may be softer, more breathable and durable than a 1000 thread count sheet.

Quite simply, brands use the thread count as a marketing ploy, preferring to 'jam in' as many threads as they can to increase the thread count. These threads are usually short, stubbly and clog up the fabric just for the sake of it! The shorter threads used in a higher thread count sheet are prone to pilling and don't feel as soft when you run your hand across the fabric.

We only  use the highest quality 100% organic Turkish cotton which delivers the pinnacle of quality bed linen like no other product on the market. With significantly longer threads, fewer threads are required to keep the fabric together.

The way fibres are spun and woven significantly impacts the fabric's feel, durability, and performance. You will simply not find another company which can offer hand made bed linen.

We are confident in the quality of our products, and therefore offer a full refund for any bed linen returned within 14 days from the date of purchase. 

The only downside is that we have limited quantity, sizing and designs.