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percale
[ per-keyl ]
noun
- a closely woven, smooth-finished, plain or printed cotton cloth, used for bed sheets, clothing, etc.
percale
/ -ˈkɑːl; pəˈkeɪl /
noun
- a close-textured woven cotton fabric, plain or printed, used esp for sheets
Word History and Origins
Origin of percale1
Word History and Origins
Origin of percale1
Example Sentences
But what I really splurged on were my percale sheets, matching duvet cover, and the most cloud-like comforter imaginable to make the place where I lay my head at night the happiest place to be.
Kaye likes the classic choice, percale, which she says has “more of a cool hand feel.”
To achieve a hotel’s getaway-like ambiance, Seattle-based interior designer Faith Sheridan suggests using at least two stacked pillows; high-thread-count sheets made from tightly woven percale, soft Pima or luxurious Italian cotton; and a down duvet.
It’s made from linen and percale, so it’s the ideal weight for getting cozy.
Selke says to wash linen sheets in cold water and percale sheets in warm water.
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