Percale Sheeting

specialtyplainTier 3/5Cotton

Percale sheeting is a tightly woven cotton fabric known for its crisp feel and durability, making it a popular choice for bed linens and other home textiles.

About Percale Sheeting

Percale sheeting is characterized by a plain weave construction, typically made from 100% cotton fibers. It features a thread count of 180 to 400, which contributes to its smooth surface and breathable quality. The fabric has a matte finish and is known for its durability and resistance to fading, making it ideal for high-quality bed linens. Percale sheeting is often used in sheets, pillowcases, and duvet covers due to its soft hand and excellent drape.

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Construction Properties

Weight Range

120-180 gsm

Thickness Range

0.3-0.5 mm

Typical Width

220 cm

Stretch Properties

Warp Stretch

0%

Weft Stretch

0%

Performance Properties

Air Permeability

5 cfm

Water Resistance

0 mm

Spray Rating

0

UPF Rating

15

Appearance & Hand

Luster

matte

Opacity

opaque

Surface Texture

smooth

Hand & Drape

balanced

Performance Features

wrinkle resistancebreathabilitymoisture wicking

Common Finishes

mercerizedsanforized

Common Applications

bed sheetspillowcasesduvet coverstable linens

Bed Sheets & Pillowcases

Its tight plain weave and thread count create a smooth, crisp sleeping surface that softens beautifully with washing. Breathability and durability make it ideal for sheets and pillowcases that withstand frequent laundering while maintaining a cool, hotel-quality feel.

Table Linens

The fabric's firm, smooth surface resists wrinkling and holds a clean drape, making it well-suited for tablecloths and napkins. Its durability allows it to endure repeated washing and ironing, keeping a polished, refined appearance for everyday dining or formal occasions.

Care Instructions

Machine wash warm, tumble dry low, iron on low heat if necessary. Do not bleach.

Additional Information

Percale sheeting is often preferred for its crisp feel and durability compared to sateen, which has a softer, silkier hand. It is a staple in the bedding industry and is valued for its breathability and comfort.

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