Adairs Blue Queen Worlds Softest Cotton Sheets Worlds Softest Cotton Sea Blue Sheet Separates

Adairs Worlds Softest Cotton Sheet Separates are made with the finest Pima cotton yarn from the USA with a 500 thread count twill weave for a luxuriously soft feel. Oeko-Tex certified these sheets are free from harsh chemicals and dyes and feature 20cm pillowcase closure On pillowcases and an invisible zip closure On European pillowcases. The fitted sheet has a wide elastic for a snug fit and extra durability. Available in Sea Blue in a range of sizes from Single to King Extra Depth.

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When it comes to bedroom decor, sheets are often overlooked. But sheets can be the difference between a good night's sleep and a bad one. When shopping for sheets, there are a few things to consider. Thread count, fabric type, and colour are all important factors. Thread count is a measure of the number of threads per square inch of fabric. A higher thread count means a softer, more luxurious feel. Fabric type is also important. Cotton sheets are the most popular and come in a variety of weights and weave types. Microfiber sheets are also popular and provide a soft, silky feel. Finally, colour is important. Choose a colour that matches your bedroom decor and complements the other bedding.

Information About Adairs

Adairs is not just a homeware store; it's a destination for quality, style, and sustainability. With a keen focus on design and durability, their in-house team crafts products that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also built to last. From luxurious bed linens certified by STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® to down-filled products that meet the Responsible Down Standard (RDS), Adairs ensures that every item meets high ethical and quality standards. They even offer furniture made from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified timber, making them a leader in sustainable home furnishings.

But it doesn't stop at the products. Adairs is committed to a greener future, actively working to reduce plastic usage and waste. Starting from 2023, plastic bags will no longer be available in their stores, encouraging customers to bring their own bags or purchase reusable ones. The profits from these reusable bags go to their partner, Orange Sky, to support their work in helping people experiencing hardship and homelessness. With Adairs, you're not just decorating your home; you're contributing to a more sustainable and compassionate world.