King of Cotton

Most of our products are delivered within 2 to 3 working days from order confirmation, should you require your goods sooner please contact our Sales Team Monday to Friday 9:30am till 5pm on 020 8332 7999 or email us using the contact form on this site. We will inform you of earliest possible delivery date. If you need your goods by a specific date please contact our office.

Please note that for Saturday delivery orders must be placed before 5pm on Wednesday.

We have a minimum delivery charge of Ł4.50 (UK mainland) Ł10 (Europe) once you have entered your delivery address and country in the checkout section your total invoice amount will be calculated including delivery and VAT.

We will send you an email on the day of dispatch, your goods will be sent on a UK 24 hour service (excludes weekends and Bank holidays) and should arrive between 9am and 5pm the next working day, please ensure that you are available to take the delivery and sign for the goods (Please note that we can only deliver goods to ground floor) If you are not in the courier will leave you a card with their contact details so you can arrange a suitable delivery date. For EEU Countries delivery time is 3/4 days

When you place your order you will be given the option to collect from one of our Surrey shops in Ewell Village, Farnham or from Retail Outlet and Offices in Richmond, Monday to Saturday 10am till 4pm (Excluding Bank Holidays) we have plenty of free parking available. We also have a Warehouse and Distribution Centre in Liphook, Surrey where you can come and collect your order, subject to prior arrangement Tel: 01428 751 000.

....the thread count is the number of threads in each square inch and generally speaking, the higher the thread count, the more luxurious, dense and soft the material will feel. The quality of the yarn is also very important in the feel of the product, so thread count alone does not always tell the whole story.

120-180 Thread Count | This range is most suitable for rentals and basic domestic use, the type often found in hospitals, and certainly good for a spare room and where the usage calls for material of a more basic nature.

200 Thread Count | A very cool and light percale cotton, mostly used in summer. Found in many hotels, this product is ideal for contract or domestic usage where the requirement is for cool crisp bed linen within a certain budget.

400 Thread Count |Definitely our best selling cotton product. A soft yet more substantial Egyptian cotton percale than the 200 count, favoured for it’s cool feel and durability, with a universal appeal. This product is what you expect to find on the beds of major hotel chains worldwide.

600 Thread Count | Here is where the exclusive end of quality begins, made possible by the use of compressed air technology in the weaving process. It is a beautiful lustrous, uniform, soft and very smooth fabric, the best selling Luxury cotton in our upper range.

800 – 1000 Thread Count | Ultimate Luxury, pure indulgence, a step above the 600 Thread Count with an even greater lustre and a fuller fabric. This is an amazingly robust yet silky weave and will always be considered to be very beautiful bed linen even after many, many years.

Does thread count matter?

Thread count simply refers to how many threads – lengthwise and widthwise – are woven into one square inch of fabric. With finer threads, such as those produced with pure Egyptian cotton, more can be woven into each square inch and which produces in turn, a finer, softer and more flexible material. The higher the thread count, the higher the quality of the sheets. The thread count of basic or standard cotton is around 150 – good quality sheets start at 180 thread count and a count of 200 and higher is considered percale. Don’t assume the definition of luxurious bedding is always a high thread count. Whilst thread count is a consideration, there are features much more important to measuring comfort, quality, and value. This includes the type of cotton, the feel of the fabric and the nature of the finishing process.

What is Percale and Sateen?

Percale is a closely woven, plain weave, spun fabric made from both carded and combed yarns and Percale sheeting is the finest available. The high thread count – above 180 - gives the fabric a soft, silk-like feel. Sateen is weave construction that has more yarn surface on the face of the cloth than other basic weaves giving a softer and more lustrous look resembling satin. Which is best? The way in which fabric is woven also has an effect on its feel. Cotton sateen sheets are frequently softer than those with a Percale weave. A satin weave has more warp threads on the top surface, resulting in a silk-like touch and attractive luster or sheen. As to which is better there is no answer as it’s a matter a personal taste; some people prefer the crispness of a Percale weave, others like the softness of the sateen.