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Cotton Bedding Collection

Cotton bedding is comfortable, breathable, and easy to live with. However, not all cotton bedding feels the same. The weave changes its weight, texture, and feel against the skin. From cool, crisp percale to soft chambray and textured matelassé, Hudson Grace cotton bedding offers a comfortable choice for every bed and season.

Skilled textile makers in Italy and Portugal craft our cotton bedding from high-quality cotton, including long-staple, extra-long-staple, and organic cotton in select collections. As a result, each piece brings together natural comfort, lasting quality, and close attention to detail. In addition, every collection layers easily with Hudson Grace linen, percale, and matelassé bedding.

Why Choose Cotton Bedding?

Cotton naturally allows air to move through the fabric. Therefore, it feels comfortable through warm nights and changing seasons. Cotton also washes easily and becomes softer with regular use, making it a strong choice for everyday bedding.

Hudson Grace cotton bedding offers:

• Soft, breathable comfort for year-round use

• European textile craft from Italy and Portugal

• Long-staple, extra-long-staple, and organic cotton in select collections

• Percale, matelassé, chambray, seersucker, dobby, herringbone, and Oxford weaves

• Solid colors, classic stripes, and finely stitched details

• Sheet sets, duvet sets, coverlets, pillowcases, and shams

• Easy layering with washed linen and other cotton bedding

• Machine-washable care for everyday use

• Lasting options for main bedrooms, guest rooms, and wedding registries

Is Percale Cotton?

Yes. Percale is not a separate material. Instead, percale describes the way makers weave cotton yarns. Its simple one-thread-over, one-thread-under weave creates a smooth, crisp fabric that feels cool against the skin.

Because percale breathes well, it is especially comfortable for warm sleepers. Hudson Grace percale bedding includes solid Italian cotton, Portuguese embroidered bedding, scallop stitching, wide bands, and other tailored details. Furthermore, the fabric becomes softer with every wash while keeping its fresh, crisp feel.

Cotton Bedding Textures

If you prefer a softer feel with a little more weight, cotton chambray offers an easy alternative to percale. Our Italian Cotton-Chambray Bedding uses 300-thread-count extra-long-staple cotton with woven stripes and a soft finish. In fact, it has the familiar comfort of a favorite chambray shirt.

For light texture, seersucker cotton has a softly puckered surface that allows the fabric to sit away from the skin. Our striped seersucker bedding uses 100% organic cotton and comes from Portugal. As a result, it feels breathable while adding color and texture to the bed.

Dobby cotton offers another kind of woven detail. Portuguese makers use a dobby loom to form small geometric patterns within the stripe. Therefore, the texture comes directly from the weave rather than a printed pattern.

Oxford cotton has a soft, breathable hand and the familiar look of a classic striped shirt. Meanwhile, yarn-dyed herringbone bedding uses colored yarns woven into subtle patterns, giving each stripe more depth and character.

Cotton Matelassé Coverlets

Cotton matelassé creates the dimensional look of a quilt without heavy batting. Consequently, it works well as a light bed cover in warmer months or as an extra layer in winter. Hudson Grace matelassé coverlets and shams come from Portugal, where skilled makers hand-loom subtle herringbone, paisley, and ribbed patterns into 100% cotton.

In addition, double-stitched hems and mitered corners give each piece a clean finish. The coverlets add texture without overwhelming the bed, while matching shams bring the layers together.

How to Choose Cotton Bedding

Choose percale if you prefer sheets that feel cool, crisp, and smooth. However, choose chambray or Oxford cotton if you want a softer, shirt-like feel. Seersucker works especially well for light texture and warm-weather comfort, while dobby and herringbone weaves add subtle pattern. Finally, choose matelassé when you need a lightweight coverlet or an extra layer.

You can also mix several cotton weaves on one bed. For example, begin with crisp percale sheets, add a striped cotton duvet, and finish with a white matelassé coverlet. Alternatively, pair solid cotton bedding with embroidered pillowcases or textured Euro shams.

Cotton Bedding for a Wedding Registry

Cotton bedding belongs on every wedding registry because it combines daily comfort with easy care. First, register for a complete sheet set in percale or chambray. Then, add a duvet set, extra pillowcases, and Euro shams. A matelassé coverlet also gives the couple a useful layer for every season.

Because Hudson Grace cotton bedding comes in classic colors and patterns, each piece can move easily between homes and rooms. It also works well in a guest room, where breathable cotton and simple washing make overnight care easier.

How to Care for Cotton Bedding

Always follow the care label for the specific cotton weave. Most Hudson Grace cotton bedding can go in the washing machine with warm or cold water. Also, tumble dry on low and remove each piece promptly to reduce deep creases.

Use non-chlorine bleach only when the product label allows it. If needed, use a warm or low iron based on the care instructions. Most importantly, avoid high heat, which can place extra stress on cotton fibers. With regular care, Hudson Grace cotton bedding will continue to soften while keeping its shape, texture, and comfort.