Satin bedding, in French sizes
Satin bedding is almost always made to American standards. Standard, Queen, King for pillowcases; Twin, Full, Queen for duvet covers. Most sellers offer them as they are, without ever saying which bed they fit.
We do the opposite: we keep only the sizes that match a French bed, and we write the dimensions plainly.
What you will find here
The pillowcase, sold as a pair, in 65 × 65 cm for the French square pillow and in 50 × 75 cm for the 50 × 70 rectangle. It is the simplest piece: once the bed is made, you stop thinking about it, and it protects the skin of your face as much as your hair.
The bedding set, with a 200 × 200 cm duvet cover — the compact double size, that of a 140 × 190 bed. In three pieces, or in four with a flat sheet. The two pillowcases supplied with the set are 48 × 74 cm and fit no French pillow: we say so on the product page, and our pillowcases are there for that.
What satin does, and what it does not do
Its surface lets hair glide instead of catching, and it absorbs almost nothing: your products stay on your hair rather than in your pillow. It is a mechanical barrier, not a treatment. We will not write that a satin sheet treats acne or prevents wrinkles — nobody can demonstrate that on a piece of fabric.
Measure before ordering: your pillow for the pillowcase, your duvet for the cover. It takes thirty seconds and saves you a return.
Free delivery in metropolitan France, delivered to your door in 8 to 15 business days. Allow 15 to 30 business days to other destinations, for €3.90. 30-day money-back guarantee, no need to send the product back.
If you are torn between protecting the bed or protecting the head, the page which piece is right for you compares the uses.
