Collection: Percale Duvet Covers

Crisp, cool, hotel-style. Organic long-staple cotton, woven in Portugal, Oeko-Tex® certified.

What is percale?

Percale is a tight 1×1 cotton weave with a matte finish. Compared to sateen (a 4×1 weave with a silky sheen), percale feels crisper, sleeps cooler, and stays cooler through the night. The percale weave creates microscopic gaps between yarns, which boost airflow and breathability. The look is matte, not shiny. The feel is crisp, not silky. Percale gets softer with every wash without losing its cool, structured drape.

Why our cotton percale duvet covers stay cool

The percale weave creates microscopic gaps between yarns, boosting airflow. Combined with our long-staple organic cotton fibers, our percale duvet covers wick body heat and moisture better than sateen — making them our most popular choice for hot sleepers.

Percale vs sateen vs linen — which duvet cover is right?

Percale Sateen Linen
Feel Crisp, cool, matte Silky, smooth, soft sheen Textured, breathable
Best for Hot sleepers, summer Cool bedrooms, luxe feel Year-round, lived-in look
Wrinkles Yes, hotel-style Less than percale Naturally crinkled
Weave 1-over-1-under 4-over-1-under Plain weave
Certification Oeko-Tex® Oeko-Tex® Oeko-Tex®

Percale duvet cover sizes — Full, Queen, King

Size Measurements
Full 90"L × 90"W
Queen 90"L × 90"W
King 107"L × 90"W

Frequently asked questions about percale duvet covers

What does percale feel like?

Crisp, cool, and matte — never shiny or silky. Think of fresh hotel sheets: structured, clean, breathable.

Is percale soft?

Yes, especially when made from long-staple cotton.

Are percale duvet covers cool to sleep on?

Yes. The 1×1 percale weave creates tiny gaps that boost airflow.

What thread count is best for percale?

Between 200–400. Higher thread counts in percale lose breathability without adding meaningful softness.

Does percale wrinkle?

Yes — the crisp matte finish is part of the aesthetic.