MF Seers. 2-piece bed linen - Carlo

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Microfiber seersucker bed linen
OptiDream HighClass 135x200+80x80 cm
The early look of the Louisiana senators
Seersucker is a crepe fabric characterized by a three-dimensional crumpled surface effect. At the beginning of the 20th century, seersucker became very popular among senators in cosmopolitan New Orleans as a summery alternative to heavy woollen frock coats. And who knows, if the breathable, moisture- and temperature-regulating microfiber material in this characteristic crepe look had been available for the high personalities back then, they would probably still be wearing it today, in true HIGH CLASS style.
In any case, seersucker has since established itself worldwide as bed linen. Incidentally, the Mississippi could only dream of the easy-care properties of this microfiber fabric back then.
Scope of delivery:
1. 1x comforter cover 135x200 cm
2. 1x pillowcase 80x80 cm
Order unit:
1. minimum order quantity = 8 sets
Properties:
1. 100% polyester microfiber
2. approx. 100-105 g/m² (production weight: 90-95 g/m²)
3. plain weave with seersucker
4. zipper
5. skin-friendly & hard-wearing
6. moisture-regulating & breathable
7. certified according to Oeko-Tex Standard 100
Care:
1. washable at 60°
2. do not bleach
3. suitable for tumble drying
4. non-iron
5. no dry cleaning
Microfiber:
Microfiber is characterized by excellent moisture transport and heat-regulating properties. This means that this bed linen can be used all year round. This bed linen is slightly roughened and velvety soft on the skin.
Oeko-Tex Standard:
Tested for harmful substances in accordance with Oeko-Tex Standard 100, a product-related system for testing textiles for their human-ecological safety. This involves checking that the strict limits for harmful substances in textiles are not exceeded (e.g. heavy metals, pesticides, AZO dyes, etc.).