Pillowcases

One of the most popular pillowcase sizes is 50x70 cm. This is the size included in our bedding sets. Pillowcases in sizes 60x60 cm and 70x80 cm are also very popular.

When choosing a pillowcase design, you should consider the colors of your bedding and the overall style of the set to create a cohesive, cozy, and stylish atmosphere in your bedroom.

Pillowcases come in various sizes to fit different types of pillows. The most popular sizes are:

Standard – 50x70 cm
Large (European size) – 60x80 cm
King size – 70x90 cm

It is important to choose the correct size so the pillowcase fits well and provides comfortable sleep. If the pillowcase is too small, it may feel too tight, and if it is too large, the pillow may slip around and not stay in place.

A pillowcase is a removable cover that is placed over a pillow to protect it and keep it clean. It is important because it helps extend the lifespan of the pillow by shielding it from dirt, sweat, and oils that can build up over time. In addition, a pillowcase can help regulate temperature, ensuring comfort while you sleep.

Pillowcases can be made from a variety of materials, including cotton, linen, silk, and microfiber. The choice of material often depends on personal preference and the desired level of comfort and softness.

Cotton:
Cotton is a natural fiber known for its softness, breathability, and moisture-absorbing properties. It is comfortable to use and suitable for warm climates due to its ability to wick moisture. Cotton is easy to care for and durable, making it a popular choice for clothing and bedding textiles.

Linen:
Linen is also a natural fiber, made from the flax plant. It is valued for its exceptional breathability and cooling effect in hot weather. Linen fabrics are strong and durable, although they wrinkle easily. Linen is commonly used for summer clothing and home textiles such as bed sheets and tablecloths.

Microfiber:
Microfiber is a synthetic fiber made from polyester or a blend of polyester and polyamide (nylon). It is known for its softness, light weight, and quick-drying properties. Microfiber fabrics are resistant to wrinkles and shrinkage and have good moisture-absorbing ability. They are often used for sportswear, bedding, towels, and cleaning cloths.

Silk:
Silk is a luxurious natural fiber produced by silkworms. It is appreciated for its softness, smoothness, and natural sheen. Silk is lightweight, breathable, and dyes beautifully. It keeps you warm in winter and cool in summer, making it a versatile choice for both clothing and bedding. Silk requires delicate care and is more expensive due to its labor-intensive production process.

It is recommended to change your pillowcase every 2–3 weeks. This helps maintain hygiene and keeps the pillowcase in good condition. If you sweat heavily or have allergies, you may need to change it more often.

It is recommended to wash pillowcases once a week. Regular washing helps remove sweat, oils, dirt, and allergens that build up over time. If you have sensitive skin, allergies, or acne, you may want to wash pillowcases even more often, for example every few days.