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The cool and crisp percale quality is densely woven with a high thread count from cotton and lyocell. The material breathes, absorbs moisture, is resistant to pilling – and feels irresistibly soft.
- Cotton/Lyocell
- Percale
- Thread count: 200 /inch²
Material
85% cotton, 15% lyocell
Care
Machine wash, max 60°C, normal process.
Do not bleach.
Tumble drying, normal temperature (max 80°C).
Iron, max 200°C.
Do not dryclean.
The lyocell/cotton blend absorbs and draws moisture away from your body and keeps you dry all night long.
Extra soft and durable quality since the bedlinen is densely woven from fine yarn.
Fits mattresses with a thickness up to 26 cm since the fitted sheet has elastic edging all around.
IKEA of Sweden
200 thread count.
Thread count indicates the number of threads per square inch of fabric. The higher the thread count the more densely woven the fabric.
IKEA of Sweden AB SE-343 81 Älmhult, IKEA.com
Material
85% cotton, 15% lyocell
Care
Machine wash, max 60°C, normal process.
Do not bleach.
Tumble drying, normal temperature (max 80°C).
Iron, max 200°C.
Do not dryclean.
- 103.453.46
1 × ULLVIDE
Fitted sheet- Width: 14 cm
- Height: 4 cm
- Length: 28 cm
- Weight: 0.63 kg
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A fitted sheet has elastic edging all around that makes it stay in place on the bed. This way, you won't be disturbed by a sheet that tangles and bunches up during the night. You'll find it easier to get a good night's sleep - and your bed will look tidier too!
Material
What is cotton?
Cotton is one of the world's most appreciated and used natural fibres. Textiles in cotton are soft, hardwearing and can be washed at high temperatures. They are also good at breathing and absorbing moisture – making them pleasant to wear close to the body. Today at IKEA we use more and more recycled cotton and strive to make sure that all the new cotton we use has been grown and produced with less and less amounts of pesticides, fertilisers and water.