Linen Set Sateen -300 Oxford charcoal cording

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The Dream Cotton Sateen Duvet Cover

300 Thread Count

The sateen duvet cover in a 300-thread-count boasts a lustrous sheen, a quality inherent to its silk-like strands. The Oxford style is perfect for those with a penchant for a classic look.

$750 to $870

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Finishing Silver/Charcoal Cording

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Lustrous cotton sateen in a 300 thread count is woven in the finest Italian mills where premium long staple fibres are selected for use. Because of their strength and quality, they will always retain their inherent glow, shimmering at the smallest hint of candlelight. The Oxford style is perfect for those with a penchant for a classic look.

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: 100% long staple cotton sateen. Long fibres are selected for their superior quality, which makes them stronger and more durable.
: 300 thread count.
: Oxford duvet cover features a fabric border with mitred corners.
: Concealed metal popper closure.
: Plain white or with the addition of two-row cording. Cording is available in white or charcoal and silver.
: Machine washable at 40°C. Tumble dry low.
: Every duvet cover is cut and sewn in England using Italian woven cotton.

Size Guide - Duvet Cover

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Single	140 x 200cm
Double	200 x 200cm
King	230 x 220cm
Super King	260 x 220cm
Savoy King	260 x 220cm
Emperor	290 x 235cm

Twin	68″ x 80″
Twin XL	68″ x 94″
Full	80″ x 80″
Queen	90″ x 94″
King	108″ x 94″
California King	108″ x 94″
Emperor	114″ x 94″

Single	140 x 200cm
Double	200 x 200cm
Queen	230 x 220cm
King	240 x 220cm
Super King	260 x 220cm
Super King Long	260 x 240cm
Emperor	290 x 240cm

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The Dream Collection

Unapologetically glamorous, our pure cotton sateen collection 'The Dream' has a soft, pearlescent lustre that feels like silk against the skin. Woven in Italian mills, only long, premium fibres are used for this range. And once selected, those fibres are then mercerised – a technique that creates softer bedding with a signature sheen.

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Bed Linen Buying Guide

To help you select your perfect bed linen, we’ve put together our guide on the key elements to consider for the most comfortable night’s sleep.

Egyptian cotton

Pure Egyptian cotton is one of the finest grades of cotton in the world. Grown in the Nile Delta region, it is hand-picked and rolled in cotton gins to prevent damage to the fibres. The best Egyptian cotton is made from long and extra-long staple fibres, which are more durable and stronger than short staple cottons. Fabrics made of extra-long staple cottons are also softer and smoother than their short staple counterparts. Sheets will feel luxurious for longer, giving a more comfortable night’s sleep.

Egyptian Giza cotton

The finest Egyptian cotton grown is called Giza. This rare cotton is hand-harvested in a small region on the Nile Delta — a jewel of lush land with nutrient-rich waters. What makes it special is the climate; the cool sea air tempers the dry Egyptian heat, creating the ideal level of humidity. This rare alchemy results in optimal growing conditions, producing cotton that unites smoothness, crispness and lightweight breathability.

Sateen

Sateen cotton is made from cotton fibres which are combed or carded to make them longer. The long cotton fibres are then mercerised, which produces a smoother, more reflective surface and gives Sateen its signature sheen.

Percale

Percale cotton is a plain weave, spun cotton made from both carded and combed yarns. All Savoir’s percale sheets are balanced weaves, where the threads of the same weight and number are used. Percale is not usually mercerised like sateen, but will feel firm and smooth, with a matte appearance. It washes well and will get better with age.

Jacquard

Named after Joseph Jacquard, who invented this weaving technique in 1804, a jacquard is created by weaving different colour threads together. A punched card in the jacquard loom creates a pattern woven by a separate warp (vertical) and weft (horizontal) threads. This makes it possible to control each warp so that each one can be raised or lowered to form a design. Savoir’s icon Trellis pattern has been woven into the fabric to create an entirely unique, signature bed linen range.

Thread count

Thread refers to how many threads, vertically (warp) and horizontally (weft), are woven into one square inch of fabric. High thread counts can usually only be woven from the very finest yarns. The higher the thread count, the smoother and silkier the sheets will feel. But thread count is not the only barometer; it’s also the quality of the yarn, the length of the fibres and the finishing that affect the overall look and feel of the sheets.

Cambridge

Cambridge pillowcases and duvet covers are simple in style, fitting precisely on the pillow or duvet. They have plain stitching where the top and reverse of the pillowcase/duvet cover meet and do not feature a border.

Oxford

Oxford pillowcases and duvet covers feature a fabric border around the edge, which is present purely for decorative reasons. Giving a more luxurious aesthetic, the border traditionally has mitred edges. Savoir features the mitred edges on its sateen and percale pillowcases and duvet covers. The Trellis, on the other hand, uses a single piece of fabric for Oxfords, to ensure the pattern has a seamless appearance.

Embroidery

Embroidery is used to decorate a fabric with a pattern or particular design. Savoir linens can be double corded in white or a combination of charcoal and silver. The cording is embroidered differently depending on the style of the linen.