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Ackly Bamboo - Beige Fitted Sheet
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Elevate your bedding with the Ackly Bamboo Beige Fitted Sheet. Crafted from a luxurious blend of 65% bamboo and 35% long-staple cotton, this sheet offers a silky-smooth feel with a subtle sheen, ensuring both comfort and style.
The creamy beige hue adds a warm, neutral aesthetic, complementing any bedroom décor. Designed with 41cm deep pockets and wide elastic, this fitted sheet stays securely in place throughout the night, accommodating even the deepest mattresses.
Key Features:
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65% bamboo and 35% long-staple cotton blend for a soft, breathable finish
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400-thread-count sateen weave with a subtle sheen
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Creamy beige colour for a warm, neutral look
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41cm deep pockets and wide elastic for a secure fit
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Hypoallergenic and odour-resistant—ideal for sensitive skin
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Machine washable and resistant to shrinkage, pilling, and fading
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OEKO-TEX certified: free from harmful chemicals
Experience the perfect blend of comfort, quality, and contemporary design with the Ackly Bamboo Beige Fitted Sheet.
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Frequently asked questions
Cotton: Soft, breathable, long-lasting (Egyptian cotton is especially prized).
Linen: Cooling, moisture-wicking, improves with age, relaxed look.
Silk: Luxurious, hypoallergenic, soft and smooth.
Bamboo: Naturally cool, breathable, eco-friendly.
TENCEL™: Sustainable, breathable, temperature-regulating.
Percale: Crisp, matte finish, breathable, ideal for hot sleepers.
Sateen: Silky, lustrous, slightly warmer, wrinkle-resistant.
Yes, but higher isn’t always better. Myza recommends 200–600 thread count in single-ply cotton for softness and strength.
Washing Frequency: Change sheets every 1–2 weeks.
Avoid Shrinking: Use cooler water, gentle cycles, low-heat drying.
Bed Bugs: Wash regularly and use protective bedding covers.
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