To choose the right bed sheet size for your mattress, follow these steps:

1. Measure your mattress: Determine the dimensions of your mattress (length, width, and depth/thickness). 
2. Refer to size guides: If you have your mattress size guide available, consult the size guide.
3. Check sheet sizes: Compare your mattress dimensions with the sheet sizes offered. All our products have dimensions mentioned against each variant (single, queen or king). 
4. Consider mattress depth: For deep or pillow-top mattresses, our fitted sheets come with extra deep pockets to accommodate them.

Yes, most of our bed sheets and linens are machine washable. To ensure the longevity and maintain the quality of your bedding, please follow these care instructions:

1. Check care labels: Always refer to the care label on your sheets and linens for specific washing and drying instructions.
2. Use cold or warm water: Wash bed sheets and linens in cold or warm water to prevent shrinking and color fading.
3. Choose a gentle cycle: Opt for a gentle or delicate cycle to protect the fabric.
4. Avoid bleach: Use mild detergents and avoid bleach, which can damage the fibers.
5. Tumble dry low: Dry on a low heat setting or line dry to prevent excessive shrinkage.
6. Iron if needed: Iron on a low setting if necessary, following the care label instructions for heat settings.

By following these guidelines, you can keep your bed sheets and linens looking and feeling their best.

No. We don’t offer custom sizes or prints at this stage. If we do it, we will update this section and will have appropriate messages in the site to inform the customers.

All our bedsheets, linens and quilts are made from cotton or other similar natural fibers. Each product will have the material information listed in the product details page.

To care for and maintain the quality of your bed sheets and linens, follow these tips:

1. Read care labels: Always check the care instructions on the label for specific guidance tailored to your bedding.
2. Wash in cold or warm water: Use cold or warm water for washing to prevent shrinking and fading. Avoid hot water, which can damage fibers and colors.
3. Use gentle detergents: Choose a mild detergent without harsh chemicals or bleach. This helps preserve the fabric’s softness and color.
4. Avoid overloading the washer: Wash sheets and linens in smaller loads to ensure they have enough room to move freely, which reduces wear and tear.
5. Use a gentle cycle: Select a gentle or delicate cycle to minimize stress on the fabric.
6. Dry properly: Tumble dry on a low heat setting or air dry. High heat can cause shrinkage and weaken fibers. Remove sheets promptly to minimize wrinkles.
7. Iron with care: If necessary, iron on a low setting, following the fabric type guidelines. Some linens may require no ironing at all.
8. Store properly: Store sheets and linens in a cool, dry place to prevent mildew and odors. Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade colors.
9. Rotate regularly: Rotate your bed linens to ensure even wear and extend their lifespan.

Treat stains promptly: Address stains as soon as possible by gently blotting and using an appropriate stain remover. Avoid rubbing, which can spread the stain or damage the fabric.

A comforter is usually the same size as a quilt cover - it drapes over the sides of the bed but unlike a quilt cover it has the “inner” sewn inside the cover permanently.

A coverlet is a lightweight throw over, it is usually larger than a quilt cover so that it drapes further down the sides of the bed but doesn't touch the floor. A coverlet is usually embroidered or lightly quilted and is perfect for tran seasonal weather for an extra layer, or during summer on its own as an alternative to a quilt.

A bedspread is similar to a coverlet but is designed to fall right across the bed all the way to the floor. In the past, we have offered different options such as fitted and throw over styles which come with a turn back to cover the pillows rather than pillowcases. We currently don't offer these as part of our range.

A bed cover is the nearest equivalent to a bedspread, it falls close to the floor. It is only available in the throw over style.