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Bed Linen: Egyptian Cotton 400 count available in Cream, Ivory, and White.
Flat Sheet
One row of satin border at top of sheet
Product ID: L47
Fitted Sheet
Box depth 28 cm (approx 11")
Product ID: L84
Pillowcases Oxford standard size has one row of satin
around border. Size 51cm x 76cm.
Product ID: L47a
Pillowcases Oxford large size has one row of satin around border. Size 51cm x 91cm. Available in Cream, Ivory, or White only.
Product ID: L47b
For Duvet Cover with Border surround see opposite |
Oxford Duvet Cover Egyptian Cotton 400 count. Border has one row of satin stitch. Available in Cream,
Ivory, and White.
Duvet Cover Oxford
Product ID: L108
Valance
Box pleat style Egyptian cotton 200 count.
Product ID: L121
Colours available: White and Ivory.
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MONOGRAMMING
Special Offer
Monogramming is free on bedlinen for orders of £150 and above. Up to 12 letters can be embroidered on all bedlinen. This offer is available on all fonts except: Curlique, Acorn, Renaissance, Vine, Gaelic, Brush Block & Athletic.
To view fonts click here.
Remember to mention in 'Message to seller' box in Paypal:
1) Colour of chosen bedlinen.
2) Up to 12 letters for monogramming.
3) Choice of colour of monogramming and font name.
Monogramming is free on bedlinen for orders of over £250 for Curlique, Acorn, Renaissance, Vine, Gaelic, Brush Block & Athletic.
Egyptian cotton satin 800 count bedlinen,
Asian cotton satin 300 count bedlinen.
Egyptian cotton satin 300 count bedlinen.
Hotel Bedlinen
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Above is an example of the monogramming with the font 'Adina KMC' stitched
onto the top corner of the pillowcase in a horizontal arrangement - opposite the opening of the pillowcase. We would suggest that monogramming is
stitched on the pillowcases at the top in this arrangement as shown in the image opposite. The example shows white embroidery thread on white
Egyptian cotton.
Monogramming on the duvet cover would be stitched in a horizontal alignment at the bottom left and right side of the duvet cover, and on the flat sheet
left and right respectively near the selvedge edge where the sheet folds over. |
