Standard Fitted Sheet (35cm)

400TC cotton sateen
French seamed corners
35cm wall
Four sizes

A fitted sheet cut to Australian mattress dimensions rather than approximated from an imperial pattern. French seams at every box corner, a 10mm non-twist elastic tunnelled through the full perimeter, and a 35cm wall for a standard mattress. In 400TC single ply long-staple cotton sateen.

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$135.00

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Description

A fitted sheet is the piece of bed linen nobody looks at and everybody notices when it fails. This one is cut for standard Australian mattresses up to 35cm deep, with elastication running the full way around rather than only at the corners, so it holds tension evenly instead of lifting at the foot of the bed.

The seams are French seamed, which encloses the raw edges inside the seam itself. It is a slower finish than an overlocked edge, and it leaves nothing inside the sheet to fray.

Measuring your mattress

Measure from the base of the mattress to its highest point, including any built-in pillow top. If you use a removable topper, measure with the topper in place.

Up to 35cm takes a standard fitted sheet. Up to 43cm takes a deep sided fitted sheet.

Finished sizes carry a tolerance of +10 / -5mm and no allowance has been made for fabric shrinkage.

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The corners

Every box corner is French seamed, which encloses the raw edge inside the seam rather than overlocking it and leaving it exposed. It takes two passes on a single needle lockstitch: stitch, turn the seam sharp, stitch again. An overlocked corner takes one pass, and it is where a fitted sheet usually gives way, because the exposed edge frays and the corner loses its square. The woven brand and care label is set inside that French seam, 7cm from the bottom edge, so nothing is stitched through the sleeping surface.

The elastic

10mm knitted non-twist elastic, tunnelled into the hem in a single operation rather than stitched on top of it. Non-twist matters more than it sounds: flat elastic that has rolled inside its casing pulls unevenly and drags the sheet off the corner, which is what people are describing when they say a sheet will not stay on. Our specification also calls for elastic rated for commercial laundering, a higher recovery standard than domestic elastic, because the same sheet goes to hotels.

The elastic is specified to a commercial laundering standard rather than a domestic one, because the same sheet goes to hotels.

Material 400 thread count long-staple cotton sateen
Colour White
Corners French seamed
Elastic Full perimeter elastication
Fits mattresses up to 35 cm deep
Country of design Australia

Wash separately in warm water

Use a mild laundry detergent and rinse well.

Line dry in shade, or tumble on low to medium

Direct sunlight may cause colour to change.

Steam iron on cotton setting

Do not bleach and do not dry clean.


Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know whether I need standard or deep sided?
Measure from the base of the mattress to its highest point, including any built-in pillow top, and with a removable topper in place if you use one. Up to 35cm takes this standard fitted sheet. Up to 43cm takes the deep sided version.
What does a French seam actually do on a fitted sheet?
It encloses the raw edge of the fabric inside the seam instead of overlocking it and leaving it exposed. On a fitted sheet the box corners take the most strain, and an exposed edge is where fraying starts. A French seam takes two passes instead of one and keeps the corner square over time.
Which size fits an Australian queen or king bed?
An Australian queen mattress is 152 x 203 cm and an Australian king is 183.5 x 203 cm. Both are wider than their UK and US equivalents, which is why bedding cut to an imperial pattern sits poorly on an Australian bed. Our sizes are cut to these dimensions.
Why do fitted sheets come loose at the corner?
Usually the elastic rather than the fabric. Flat elastic twists inside its casing over time and then pulls unevenly, dragging the sheet off the corner. We specify a 10mm knitted non-twist elastic tunnelled through the hem, rated for commercial laundering, which holds its recovery for far longer.