The white top sheet from Dreamura combines comfort, softness and versatility, and is ideal for hotels, holiday rentals and interior designers/architects. Available in different fabrics, it adapts to a range of needs and comfort levels.
Fabric type:
50% Polyester + 50% Cotton
Combines the durability and easy care of polyester with the comfort and softness of cotton.
Cotton 144 thread count
A practical and comfortable option, ideal for everyday use in tourist accommodation.
Cotton Percale 200 thread count
A soft, cool and breathable fabric with a matte finish and an elegant texture.
Bamboo 300 thread count
A soft, silky fabric with excellent breathability, ideal for superior comfort and freshness.
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