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DVALA pillowcase in grey-green is made from 100% natural cotton that breathes and absorbs moisture so you experience an even sleep temperature all night. The material gets softer and cozier with each wash.
Article no
XSEV 705.496.75
Key features
Made of 100% cotton - a natural and durable material that becomes softer with every wash.
Cotton is a soft, natural material that breathes, absorbs moisture and feels comfortable against your skin.
Cotton is a soft and easy-care natural material that you can machine wash.
Designer
IKEA of Sweden
Good to know
152 thread count.
Thread count indicates the number of threads per square inch of fabric. The higher the thread count the more densely woven the fabric.
What is cotton?
Cotton is one of the world's most appreciated and used natural fibers. Textiles in cotton are soft, hardwearing and can be washed at high temperatures. They are also good at breathing and absorbing moisture – making them pleasant to wear close to the body. Today at IKEA we use more and more recycled cotton and strive to make sure that all the new cotton we use has been grown and produced with less and less amounts of pesticides, fertilizers and water.
Measurements
Assembled size
| Pillowcase quantity: | 2 pack |
| Length: | 20 " |
| Width: | 30 " |
| Thread count: | 152 /inch² |
| Package quantity: | 1 pack |
Package size & weight
Do you take it home? Make sure it fits in your vehicle.
| Length: | 6 ¾ " |
| Width: | 4 ¾ " |
| Height: | 1 ¼ " |
| Weight Gross: | 9 oz |
| Weight Net: | 8 oz |
| Volume per package: | 0.02 cu.ft |
Materials
100 % cotton
Care instructions
Shrinkage maximum 4%.
Machine wash warm (max 140°F/60°C) normal cycle.
Do not bleach.
Tumble dry, medium, normal cycle.
Iron high.
Do not dry clean.
