Bespoke Bedding

Bespoke Sheets and Mattress Protectors of Any Size and Depth

Our bespoke 100% Egyptian cotton fitted sheets and mattress protectors are made especially to your size specification to ensure a perfect fit.

Handmade 100% Egyptian Cotton Fitted Sheets

Our fitted sheets are made from a single ply yarn of 100% Egyptian cotton to create a supremely soft and smooth feel, while still allowing your mattress to breath and regulate your body’s temperature. Our sheets can be made with a 200 or 400 thread count, and are percale weaved to ensure a tight smooth surface for restful and rejuvenating sleep.

Imperial  Metric Egyptian Cotton (200 Thread) Egyptian Cotton (400 Thread)
2’6” x 6’3″ 75cm x 190cm £44 £54
3’0” x 6’3″ 90cm x 190cm £49 £60
3’6” x 6’3″ 107cm x 190cm £58 £72
4’0” x 6’3″ 120cm x 190cm £61 £75
4’6” x 6’3″ 135cm x 190cm £65 £78
5’0” x 6’6″ 150cm x 200cm £73 £87
5’6” x 6’6″ 168cm x 200cm £78 £95
6’0” x 6’6″ 180cm x 200cm £84 £99
6’6” x 6’6″ 200cm x 200cm £88 £103
7’0” x 6’6″ 213cm x 200cm £94 £109
7’6” x 6’6″ 228cm x 200cm £99 £124

(Information on how we calculate special sizes can be found at the bottom of this page)

 

LUXURIOUS HANDMADE MATTRESS PROTECTORS

We recommend using a mattress protector with all of our mattresses, to aid bed hygiene and prolong mattress life. We make two types of fitted mattress protector, a thick unquilted cotton protector made using a half panama weave which is soft and hard wearing, and a quilted, percale weave, cotton protector for the ultimate in bedroom luxury.

Imperial  Metric Quilted Percale Cotton Fitted Protector Thick Unquilted Cotton Protector
2’6” x 6’3″ 75cm x 190cm £84 £47
3’0” x 6’3″ 90cm x 190cm £89 £49
3’6” x 6’3″ 107cm x 190cm £105 £51
4’0” x 6’3″ 120cm x 190cm £107 £58
4’6” x 6’3″ 135cm x 190cm £109 £62
5’0” x 6’6″ 150cm x 200cm £131 £71
5’6” x 6’6″ 168cm x 200cm £142 £76
6’0” x 6’6″ 180cm x 200cm £147 £78
6’6” x 6’6″ 200cm x 200cm £155 £83
7’0” x 6’6″ 213cm x 200cm £167 £89
7’6” x 6’6″ 228cm x 200cm £175 £95

(Information on how we calculate special sizes can be found at the bottom of this page)

 

 

 

Size Alterations

Our sheets and mattress protectors are available in a wide range of standard sizes displayed in the tables above. We can also specifically tailor our bedding to any size in order to ensure a perfect fit.

Extra-wide or extra-narrow bedding

Choose the next standard size up (i.e. if you want bedding that’s 4’8” wide, choose the 5’0″ option) and then add 10% to the price for the reduction.

Long or extra-long bedding

Up to 6’9″ (206cm) long – add 20%

Up to 7’0″ (214cm) long – add 25%

Up to 7’6″ (230cm) long – add 30%

Up to 8’0″ (244cm) long – add 35%

Up to 9’0″ (300cm) long – add 45%

Mattress Standard Lengths

Up to 4’6″ (135cm) wide – 6’3″ (190cm) long
From 5’0″ (150cm) wide and upwards – 6’6″ (200cm) long

The Truth About Thread Count

Like spring count in mattresses, when it comes to thread count in bedding, more is not always better. No doubt you’ve seen sheets elsewhere listed with thread counts in the high hundreds or even thousands. Although marketed as such, these additional ‘threads’ provide no additional luxury or comfort and are merely designed to grab your attention and result in a sale. Here’s why…

Thread Count

Thread count should mean the number of threads woven into one square inch of fabric. More technically this is the number of horizontally woven (weft) and vertically woven (warp) threads which go into making one square inch of your bed sheet.

But What Constitutes a Thread?

This is where creative counting techniques start being used. A thread is made up of cotton fibres or yarns, which are twisted, otherwise known as plyed, together to create the thread. Some thread is made up of a single yarn, while other threads are comprised of two or more yarns twisted together. When yarns are twisted the thread created is called double, triple or quadruple ply thread or simply “multi ply thread”. It is by counting the number of plys, for example, three, that go into making the thread, as opposed to the thread itself, which allows what is a 200 thread sheet to be marketed as a 600 thread sheet.

All our thread counts use the number of single ply threads that are weft and warped in a square inch of cloth.

So Does Thread Count Matter?

Anything beyond 400 thread is likely to be calculated by counting the number of plys, and therefore thread counts above this figure should be discounted. If a sheet genuinely does have a thread count above 400 the cloth will be so tightly woven it won’t breath easily and therefore isn’t in our opinion suitable for use in bedding. What is more important once you reach 400 thread is the type of weave used. All our sheets are a percale as opposed to sateen weave, which gives our sheets that crisp feeling when it is laid upon. Unlike sateen, percale weave also does not succumb to pilling – those funny little bobbles that build up on the surface of the sheet.

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