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About Our Tencel Sheets & Pillowcases
There’s a lot to consider when it comes to buying a new set of linens. With so many materials and styles to choose from, some options will suit you better than others. Tencel sheets and pillowcases are for you if you want a feel that’s cooler than cotton and luxuriously soft.
Tencel is a brand name describing rayon or lyocell. It’s a fairly new innovation in sheets and pillowcases, being first developed in 1972. Rather than being woven out of fibers from the cotton plant, Tencel fibers are created from the pulp of eucalyptus wood. These fibers are then woven together to create an extremely strong, yet incredibly smooth, fabric that’s naturally cool to the touch.
Your Options with Tencel Sheets & Pillowcases
City Mattress offers Tencel sheets and pillowcases from PureCare and Malouf. Naturally cool-to-the-touch, with gentle and luxurious comfort, PureCare's premium Tencel sheet set offers a softer than silk feel. With enhanced breathability and the perfect fit, these sheets were created for lasting softness and reliability. They're treated for antimicrobial benefits, while blocking bacteria and stains for a healthier night's sleep.
Silky soft and naturally pure, Tencel bed linens will ensure your sleep is refreshingly comfortable. Pamper your skin with Tencel sheets and pillowcases from City Mattress. You’ll stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter!
What Else You Should Know About Our Tencel Sheets & Pillowcases
Tencel is typically sourced from renewable eucalyptus trees. Making fabric from this pulp is often more efficient than doing so from cotton plants. The growth and cultivation of these eucalyptus trees keeps an eye on environmental consciousness, reducing the need for chemical pesticides or damaging irrigation.