100% Organic Cotton Off-White Left Hand Shaped Fitted Sheet

TUCK ME UNDER LIMITED

£71.99

Soft, Cool and Made to Fit Your French Bed Properly This fitted sheet is made from 100% organic cotton, which means the cotton is grown without harsh chemicals. It’s gentle on your skin, better for the planet and naturally strong, so it keeps its smooth feel even after lots of washing. The fabric has a crisp, cool finish with a 233 thread count. It feels like good hotel bedding. It doesn’t cling, it doesn’t make you sweaty and it stays fresh through the night. Because French beds have that angled cut on one side, this sheet is made to fit the exact left-hand shape . No stretching. No tucking.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TUCK ME UNDER LIMITED, number 12444813. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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