Natural Pillowcases and Shams

Rest your head at night on Green Home's beautiful 100% organic cotton pillowcases. Organic cotton is noticeable softer and longer-lasting than conventionally-grown cotton, the production of which uses 24% of the world's chemical pesticides and fertilizers! In addition, much of the bedding available from major retailers is made from polyester or permanent-press fabric treated with formaldehyde. Get a better night's sleep knowing that your skin is not pressed against synthetic chemicals.

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Pillow Talk

Envelope case:: Envelope Pillow Cases are similar to European-style pillow cases and have an eight-inch fold-over flap at the opening that holds the pillow inside. They are twenty-six inches long, four inches shorter than a traditional pillowcase, with a one-inch hem at the opening.
Pillow cases:: Pillow cases are the most standard form of pillow covering available. Pillow cases are open on one end.

Percale: Fabric made from a smooth, flat, closely woven and combed fabric that comes in 100% organic cotton

Wisteria: Any climbing shrub belonging to the genus Wisteria. In this case, it is a reference to the pattern of weave found on the comforter, blanket, or sheet which will be vine-like. Picture a cluster of massive vines climbing up the side of an abondoned castle in Europe and you'll begin to get the idea.

Damask: Another word with many meanings, Damask refers generally to a fabric with linen, silk, cotton, or wool that has been woven with elaborate patterns. While shopping, it can sometimes be used as a reference to the soft, light pink color associated with the Damask Rose.

Sateen: An all-cotton fabric woven in the satin structure. Sateen is extremely smooth and soft, but without the slippery-ness of Satin.

Flannel: A soft, woven fabric that gains its softness through the loosely spun yarn it is woven from. Originally it was made only of wool, but flannel can now be made with silk, cotton, and other materials.