- Is percale better than sateen for hot sleepers?
- Yes, for most hot sleepers. Percale's tight, flat weave lets air through and feels cool and crisp, while sateen's longer floats trap more warmth and feel silkier.
- Will these fit a mattress with a topper?
- The fitted sheet has a 15-inch pocket, so it handles mattresses and toppers up to about 15 inches deep. Measure your total height before buying.
- How should I wash Pima percale sheets?
- Machine wash warm with like colors and tumble dry low. Skip fabric softener, which coats the fibers and reduces the crisp feel, and remove promptly to limit wrinkles.
- Does 280 thread count mean lower quality?
- Not by itself. Percale is usually woven at 200 to 300 thread count, and long-staple Pima cotton matters more than a high number, which is often inflated by multi-ply yarns.
- What comes in the set?
- A twin set has three pieces: a flat sheet, a fitted sheet and one pillowcase. Larger sizes add a second pillowcase; check the size you choose.
- Are these sheets good for sensitive skin?
- They are tested for harmful substances, which helps, and the smooth long-staple cotton is gentle. Wash before first use to remove any factory finish.
- Where is the Pima Cotton Percale Sheet Set cheapest?
- At Dillard's, for $170.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Pima Cotton Percale Sheet Set?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including L.L.Bean, Dillard's, The Home Depot.