Pebble Grey 100% Linen Fitted Sheet

Pebble Grey 100% Linen Fitted Sheet

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now £992026-07-162026-09-14low £84.15
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Specs

DimensionsH 36cm
Sizessingle, double, king, super-king, emperor

Our fabulous 100% linen fitted sheet in a soothing shade of pebble grey. Made with love and care from the finest flax at our factory in Portugal. Each sheet is stonewashed, tumbled and laundered until it feel sublime. Each piece is then dyed into this beautiful grey, that goes with just about everything. Fitted sheets available in five sizes; single, double, king, super king and emperor. Our pebble grey fitted sheets are 36cm deep. This means they're the perfect fit for a deep mattress, however they're elasticated the entire way around, so will fit perfectly on a shallower mattress too. Masters of FLAX FIBRE™ Certified Linen Our linen is crafted from certified Masters of FLAX FIBRE™ (formerly European Flax™). This independent certification guarantees: European grown flax – from France, Belgium and the Netherlands, with full traceability from field to finished fabric. Integrated crop management practices – flax is generally grown without irrigation, with limited inputs and no GMOs. Zero waste & mechanical processing – 100% of the plant is used and fibres are extracted without water or solvents. Generational expertise – the result of centuries of knowledge in European flax cultivation and processing. The result is beautifully soft, durable bed linen that reflects both craftsmanship and care for fibre cultivation and production.

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