The set is made in Portugal from 100% long-staple cotton percale with a 400 thread count. It delivers a cool, breathable feel with a smooth, matte finish that stays comfortable for warm sleepers and everyday use.
Its lightweight percale weave provides a crisp, cool sensation, making it ideal for warmer conditions or seasons when you want a breathable, fresh bed setup.
It features a single refined hemstitch detail and a white-on-white aesthetic that adds subtle dimension while keeping a tailored, minimalist look.
It suits someone who favors a clean, classic bed with a refined finish and coordinated bedding; it may be less ideal for those who prefer heavier, plush textures.
The collection offers standard pillowcases and multiple sham options, including Euro and neck roll shams, to help you build a cohesive bed ensemble.
The Downtown Company Chris Percale Pillowcases and Shams offer a timeless finishing touch with their crisp white design and classic single hemstitch detail. Clean and understated, the refined stitching adds just enough dimension to elevate the look while maintaining a tailored, minimal aesthetic. From standard pillowcases to Euro and neck roll shams, each piece contributes to a cohesive and polished bed. Crafted in Portugal from 100% long-staple cotton percale with a 400 thread count, these pillowcases and shams deliver a cool, breathable feel with a smooth, matte finish. The lightweight weave remains comfortable for warm sleepers, providing a fresh, crisp sensation night after night.
Durable yet soft, they are designed to maintain their structure and comfort over time, coordinating effortlessly with matching sheets and duvet covers. The neck roll sham adds versatility and a decorative touch, making it easy to layer and style while keeping a quiet, sophisticated presence in the room. With a classic hemstitch detail and white-on-white aesthetic, these pieces contribute to a clean, tailored bed ensemble that suits a range of decors and preferences.
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