Brushed Cotton Euro Sham

Name: Brushed Cotton Euro Sham
Brand: Parachute Home
Price: 49 USD
Availability: InStock

A must-have for a well-dressed bed, this two-tone Euro sham delivers on depth and decoration. We recommend two for a Queen and three for a King. Crafted in Portugal from 100% cotton – our exceptionally cozy fabric has a buttery soft finish, just like your favorite lived-in t-shirt.

Size: 26" x 26"

white and ivory

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26" x 26"

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The Details
- Made of 100% cotton in a plain weave construction.
- Piece dyed for a two-tone effect, then brushed and garment washed to be supremely soft.
- Features our signature back envelope closure.
- Machine wash cool using mild, liquid Laundry Detergent. Tumble dry low. Do not bleach. View Care Instructions.
- Made in Portugal.
About Our Brushed Cotton

Recommended for those who love classic percale but crave a buttery soft finish, this brushed and garment washed fabric is the ultimate in cozy. Sleeps slightly warmer than our percale, but cooler than our sateen. Shop the rest of the collection here.

Why We're Different

Our bedding is made in a family-owned factory, located in the Guimarães region of northern Portugal. Owned and operated by the founder’s great-grandchildren, the mill has adopted modern technologies while preserving their culture’s time-honored techniques.

We are Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified (16.HUS.93300, HOHENSTEIN HTTI), meaning this product surpasses the highest criterion of testing for harmful chemicals and synthetics. Unlike other bedding brands, we don't artificially soften our fabrics. Learn more on the Blog