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Dusk sateen sheets on a bed with a carved wood headboard against dusty peach walls, a gilt oval mirror and a green marble bedside plinth in striped sunlight

Three weaves, six colours.

How each Highfield fabric feels, wears and sleeps — and how to look after it so it lasts.

At a glance

Warm White percale sheets and pillowcases on a bed with an oxblood headboard, a black lacquer bedside table beside it
Crisp · cool · matte

Percale

The simplest weave there is: one thread over, one under. That open, balanced structure is why percale breathes so freely and feels cool from the moment you get in.

Weave
Plain weave, one over one under
Feel
Crisp at first, softer with every wash
Finish
Matte
Best for
Warm sleepers and warm rooms
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A Warm White sateen pillowcase and turned-back sheet beside a walnut ledge and an amber glass lamp
Smooth · soft sheen

Sateen

Sateen floats more threads on the surface before tucking one under. The result is a denser cloth with a soft sheen and a heavier drape — a bed that looks finished.

Weave
Satin weave, more threads on the face
Feel
Smooth and supple from the first night
Finish
Soft, low sheen
Best for
Cooler rooms and a tailored look
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Oat washed linen sheets, softly creased, on a turned pine bed against olive plaster walls
Relaxed · textured

Washed linen

Spun from flax and washed before it reaches you, so it arrives soft and gently creased. Linen is meant to look slept in — and it keeps getting better.

Fibre
Flax linen
Feel
Textured, airy, softens over time
Finish
Matte, with natural slubs
Best for
All seasons and an easy, lived-in bed
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Six colours, six rooms.

Every colour comes in every weave. We photographed each one in its own room, in the light it suits best. Fabric colour shifts with light; order a swatch if you're matching.

Warm White percale bedding on a low walnut bed against a raw concrete wall, a glass wall open to gravel and an olive tree
Warm White Photographed in the modernist courtyard home

A clean, soft white without the chill of optic white. The base for everything else.

Pairs well with: Oat, Slate Blue, Dusk Get the full look
Oat percale bedding on an antique oak sleigh bed against faded lavender plaster, blue shutters open to the morning
Oat Photographed in the Provence country bedroom

A muted earthy beige that warms up wood and stone and hides a lived-in crease.

Pairs well with: Warm White, Moss, Salmon Get the full look
A Slate Blue percale bed with a plum velvet headboard, seen through a bedroom doorway beside a mirrored nightstand and a black mushroom lamp
Slate Blue Photographed in the urban art deco bedroom

A desaturated blue-grey that reads calm in daylight and deepens towards evening.

Pairs well with: Warm White, Dusk, Oat Get the full look
Dusk percale bedding on a bottle-green painted bed in a stone-walled room with a low sloping ceiling and a small rainy window
Dusk Photographed in the Welsh stone retreat

Our deepest colour: a charcoal blue that sits easily with old stone and soft, grey daylight.

Pairs well with: Slate Blue, Warm White, Salmon Get the full look
Moss percale bedding on a pine platform bed against cinnamon plaster, a low window framing the desert at sunset
Moss Photographed in the Joshua Tree casita

An olive-grey with a brown undertone — never bright, always restful.

Pairs well with: Oat, Warm White, Salmon Get the full look
Salmon percale bedding on a curved mahogany bed against ink-blue walls, with a tall window and a white mantel beyond
Salmon Photographed in the Amsterdam canal room

A dusty clay pink, closer to plaster than to coral.

Pairs well with: Oat, Moss, Dusk Get the full look

Care, simply.

Percale care

  1. 01WashMachine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colours. Skip bleach and fabric softener.
  2. 02DryTumble dry low and take out promptly; a line dry keeps the crisp hand.
  3. 03IronWarm iron while slightly damp for a pressed look — or leave it relaxed.
  4. 04StoreFold sets inside one of their own pillowcases so they stay together.

Sateen care

  1. 01WashMachine wash cold, inside out, on a gentle cycle to protect the sheen.
  2. 02DryTumble dry low and remove promptly to keep creases soft.
  3. 03IronCool to warm iron on the reverse if needed.
  4. 04StoreKeep folded away from direct sunlight, which can dull the finish over time.

Washed linen care

  1. 01WashMachine wash cold or lukewarm on a gentle cycle. Do not overload the drum.
  2. 02DryTumble dry low until just dry, or line dry and shake out.
  3. 03IronNot needed — the creases are part of it. Steam if you prefer it smoother.
  4. 04StoreStore dry and breathable; linen likes air.

Always follow the care label on your piece; final care instructions are confirmed with each production run.

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