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Coyuchi Solana Organic Print Sham

$68.00 – $88.00

2 colors

Linen Cotton Yarn Dyed Quilted Euro Sham

Sale price: $46.40Original price: $58.00Limited Time!

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Organic Cotton Printed Sateen Euro Sham by Maeve

Sale price: $40.60 – $58.00Original price: $58.00Limited Time!

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MINDTHEGAP Cotton Percale Printed Duvet​ Cover

Maeve Brynne Cotton Percale Stripe Printed Sheet Set

Maeve Brynne Cotton Percale Stripe Printed Sheet Set

Cotton Eyelet Euro Sham

Maeve Icon Woven Fringe Throw Blanket

Ellen Merchant Cotton Voile Cottage Shams, Set of 2

MINDTHEGAP Organic Cotton Percale Printed Shams, Set of 2

Juni Cotton Embroidered Floral Quilt

McKenzie Parrott Floral Threads Cotton Floral Printed Quilt

McKenzie Parrott Floral Threads Cotton Floral Printed Quilt

Maeve Cotton Striped Ruffle Printed Duvet Cover

Maeve Cotton Striped Ruffle Printed Duvet Cover

Catalina Cotton Embroidered Sheet Set

Gauze Cotton Sherpa Floral Printed Throw Blanket

Sonya Matelassé Coverlet

McKenzie Parrott Cotton Floral Printed Shams, Set of 2

Ellen Merchant Cotton Floral Printed Coverlet

Juni Cotton Embroidered Floral Euro Sham

Juni Cotton Embroidered Floral Shams, Set of 2

Ellen Merchant Cotton Voile Cottage Euro Sham

Cotton Eyelet Shams, Set of 2

What is a good thread count for sheets?

Anywhere from 200-800 thread count is considered “good”. But to understand this fully, you should know thread count = the number of threads per square inch. Despite popular opinion, high thread count doesn’t necessarily equal high quality. For real quality scores, pay attention to the type of fabric used and how soft it stays over time.

How do you wash bedding?

For cotton bedding, just like laundry, you should separate your lights and darks. Dark sheets should be washed in cool water, while light and white sheets can handle any temperature. For all else, pay attention to the manufacturer’s instructions on the tag. Some bedding may even require dry cleaning.

How often should you wash bedding?

Weekly! Especially if you’re sleeping in your bed every night, you should wash sheets once a week according to their care instructions. This includes sheets, pillow cases and a duvet cover. Our best advice? Keep a few sheet sets in rotation to help your bedding last even longer.

How to wash linen bedding?

You can machine wash linen bedding with like colors on a gentle cycle of cool water. Or hand wash the same way—just be sure to rinse all soap away in the end. Avoid hot water and strong detergents to preserve the softness of your linen fibers. Then line dry if possible, or use your dryer on a cool, low tumble dry setting.

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