In the set
Two pieces, one price
300 thread count percale
The finish
A timeless hotel wing design
Our pillowcases feature a plain, flat hotel-wing closure rather than a pleated envelope fold, in keeping with percale's crisp, matte hand.
Specifications
Materials and make
- Material
- 100% long-staple cotton
- Weave
- Percale · 300 thread count
- Weight
- 120 g/m²
- Cotton from
- India
- Woven in
- Family mill, Portugal
- Certified
- OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
The Sheet SetClassic Cotton Percale
One sheet and a pair of pillowcases. All in Classic Cotton Percale.
Made from 100% long-staple cotton - softer, stronger, and longer-lasting than regular cotton. A crisp 300-thread-count percale weave with a breathable feel (120 gsm).
Material
Woven from 100% long-staple cotton in a 300 thread count percale: crisp, cool and breathable, and it softens gently with every wash. Made at a family mill in Portugal. OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified.
Details
Sheets come flat, fitted or envelope. A flat sheet should sit at least 60 cm wider than your mattress; a fitted sheet should match your mattress size.
Pillowcases close with a neat envelope fold.
Care
Wash every one to two weeks, separately, at 40 to 60°C (around 1000 rpm). Tumble dry on a low setting, or hang while damp to ease creases. Iron for that crisp, hotel-fresh finish.
Delivery & returns
Free shipping and exchanges. Not in love with your bed linens? Return them within 30 days for a full refund.
Support
Frequently asked questions
How does Juniper's Classic Cotton Percale differ from other bed linens?
We weave 100% long-staple cotton into a 300 thread count percale: the plainest, oldest weave there is, prized for its crisp, matte hand and cool touch. Everything is made in a family-owned factory in Portugal that has crafted bed linens since 1948. Better raw material and skilled craftsmanship is what gives the sheets their hotel-like feel.
Why is Juniper able to sell bed linens of this quality at a lower price point than other brands?
We spend very little on advertising. We trust that delivering a superior product at a better price will make people talk, so our customers do the marketing for us by recommending Juniper to their friends.
Is Classic Cotton Percale right for me?
If you like your bed linens crisp and cool rather than silky and lustrous, yes: percale is the classic, breathable choice, closer to a fine cotton shirt than a sateen's soft sheen. If you are after that softer drape instead, our Supima Sateen may suit you better. And if you are unsure, you can quite literally sleep on it: every order comes with a 30 day trial and a full refund if you are not satisfied.
What does 300 thread count mean and how will it impact me?
Thread count is the number of lengthwise and widthwise threads in a square inch of fabric. Percale is woven in a plain, one-over-one-under construction rather than sateen's longer float, so it does not need as high a thread count to feel dense and substantial. 300 is a classic, well-tested range for a crisp finish that still breathes.
What is percale weave and how is it different from sateen?
Percale and sateen are both cotton weaves, but the construction differs. Percale is a plain weave (each thread passes over one and under one), which gives it a crisp, matte finish and a cool, dry touch. Sateen floats each thread over several before tucking under one, which is what gives sateen its soft sheen and fluid drape. Neither is better; they simply feel different, and percale is the more classic, traditional choice.
For how long will the bed linens last?
With proper care you should expect more than ten years of daily use. We recommend keeping two sets per bed and rotating them, which further extends the lifespan of each set.
