120TC 100% Cotton Premium Institutional Flat Sheets
A 120 thread count pillowcase in 100% cotton, white, listed as 20 x 20 inches and 60 x 60cm, which are not the same size. Machine wash at 40°C. Sold as a pair or in packs of 5 to 100 pairs.
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Spec |
Detail |
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Fabric |
100% cotton |
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Thread count |
120 |
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Colour |
White |
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Size |
20x20 inches / 60x60 cm |
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Care |
Machine wash at 40°C, tumble dry low |
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Packs |
Single pair, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 pairs |
The listing gives the size as 20 x 20 inches and as 60 x 60cm, and those are not the same: 20 inches is about 51cm. Most UK pillows are rectangular, around 50 x 75cm, so a square case is not an obvious fit either. One of the figures is wrong, so measure your pillows and ring 01204 455755 to confirm the size before you order a pack for a ward or a hotel.
The listing names hotels, hospitals, healthcare facilities and B&Bs as uses. It says the cotton is breathable, and that the case is machine washable at 40°C and tumble dry on low.
The 120TC cotton flat sheets are the same thread count. For other cotton pillowcases, see the 200TC percale pillowcases and the 144 thread count cotton pillowcases.
Choose your size and pack above. Delivery is free on orders over £35.
What colour is it?
White.
What thread count is it?
120, in 100% cotton.
How do I wash them?
Machine wash at 40°C and tumble dry on low heat, according to the listing. It gives no advice on ironing.
What does 120 thread count feel like?
A plain, light cotton weave: 120 thread count is a working weight for hotels, hospitals and B&Bs, not a sateen. For a denser pillowcase, the 200TC percale pillowcases are listed separately.
What does a pair or a pack mean?
Packs are counted in pairs: a single pair, then 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100 pairs. That means a pack of 25 is 50 pillowcases, which suits a ward, a care home or a hotel floor.
Are they good enough for a hotel or hospital?
The listing names hotels, hospitals, healthcare facilities and B&Bs as uses, and gives machine washing at 40°C. If the volume is large, order one pair first and put it through your own laundry before you commit to a pack.