For those who love the crisp white freshness of five-star hotel linen, this white bed linen set is made from single ply long staple yarns for exceptional quality.
The 100% cotton is an 800 thread count white cotton sateen which provides a warm, crisp and soft sleeping experience in the winter and a cool, breathable and comfortable night's sleep during the summer months.
The duvet cover and Oxford edge pillowcases have a border of double row white bourdon stitch embroidery, giving the design an exceptionally smart 5-star hotel finish.
Each set comprises a duvet cover and two classic pillowcases (the single set has just one pillowcase).
100% Cotton. Machine Washable. Tumble Dry.
All of our French style luxury bed linen is made to fit UK size beds, duvets and pillows.
Luxury Embroidered White Stripe 800 Thread Count Bed Linen
Single: W140 x H200cm
Double: W200 x H200cm
King: W225 x H220cm
Super King: W260 x H220cm
The Super King set comes with standard size pillowcases.
All of our luxury bed linen is made to fit UK size beds, mattresses, duvets and pillows.
Delivery
This item is sent with our next day courier for £5.95 to addresses in mainland Britain (Saturday delivery is £9.95 extra). For all other locations, add to your basket, and enter your postcode or country for a quote.
When ordering multiple items, we will often make one delivery when all items are in stock.
For orders over £1000 delivery is free to mainland England & Wales addresses.
Returns
We offer a 14-day hassle-free returns policy.
Items must be returned in the condition in which they were received, unused, and with all original packaging intact.
As a result of the Coronavirus, we have increased the returns period to 90 days - just inform us within 14 days of receipt that you would like to make a return, and we will be happy to wait until you are ready.
We can arrange for DPD to make a collection from £12.95 from addresses in mainland Britain (£24.95 for most other locations in Europe).
Please see our Delivery & Returns page for full details and costs.
