In the set
Three pieces, one price
430 thread count sateen
The finish
Tailored pleats, hidden closures
Each pillowcase closes with a neat envelope fold and three tailored pleats at the opening, so it sits smooth and square against the pillow. No ties or poppers to feel through the cotton, just a clean, hidden finish.
The details
Mother-of-pearl buttons
Each cover fastens with real mother-of-pearl buttons, cut from shell so no two are quite alike. And they are guaranteed for life: if one ever breaks, we will send you new ones.
Specifications
Materials and make
- Material
- 100% Supima cotton (ELS)
- Weave
- Sateen · 430 thread count
- Weight
- 145 g/m²
- Buttons
- Mother-of-pearl
- Woven in
- Family mill, Portugal
- Certified
- Supima® · OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
Support
Frequently asked questions
How does Juniper bed linens differ from other bed linens?
We use 100% Supima extra-long-staple cotton, a rarer and finer fibre than the long-staple cotton most brands use, woven into a 430 thread count sateen. 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.
Are Juniper bed linens right for me?
For most people, yes. If you are specifically after a completely different style of weave, such as linen or flannel, our sateen may not be for you. 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 430 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. More threads generally means a softer, denser feel. We landed on 430 because more than four out of five people preferred this range in testing: soft and substantial, yet still breathable.
What is Supima cotton and how is it better for me?
Supima is American-grown extra-long-staple cotton with fibres around 1.5 inches long, compared to about 1 inch for regular cotton. Longer fibres spin into finer, stronger yarn, which makes the fabric softer, more durable and far less prone to pilling. Less than 2% of the cotton grown worldwide qualifies, and it is cultivated on family-owned farms, primarily in California.
For how long will the bed linens last?
With proper care you should expect more than five years of daily use. We recommend keeping two sets per bed and rotating them, which extends the life of each set to around ten years.
