HEY ORIGINAL
Fitted sheet

Piping is a particular finishing technique applied in tailoring. It makes HEY ORIGINAL line unique, suiting an aesthetic and classy touch to the functionality of the heynight sheets.

Machine wash the HEY ORIGINAL sheets on the normal cycle (maximum 40°). Wash dark colors separately from light ones. Dry at low temperature and remove sheets promptly to prevent wrinkling (better not tumble dry). We recommend ironing the sheets at a medium temperature.

Our sheets can be used immediately, as soon as they are purchased, no need to wash them. However, they are purposely made slightly larger to account for a 2%-3% shrink factor which is industry standard.

We manufacture our standard size sheets for the Italian market and have designed them to perfectly fit any mattress up to 35cm high. Her below the dimensions of the mattress cover, pillowcase, top sheet and duvet bag:

• Fitted sheet - W. 175 x L. 190 x H. 30 cm
• Flat sheet - W. 260 x L 290 cm
• Duvet cover – W. 210 x L. 250 cm
• Pillowcase - W. 80 x L 50 cm

Folding the sheets carefully, rather than simply rolling them up, is a great way to be able to tidy up the bedding in the closet. Here is a walkthrough for folding sheets. You will get great benefits.

• Lay the sheet on a large surface with the elastic facing up and fold it in half.
• Fold sheet in half again.
• Fold sheet into three parts, forming a long rectangle.
• Fold sheet into three parts to form a square.

You can absolutely iron your HEY ESSENTIAL and HEY EXCLUSIVE sheets, if you want! However, the strong fabrics and crispy linen should keep them in good shape even after washing. If you don't want to iron, we recommend that you remove them from the dryer as soon as the cycle ends. We suggest ironing our HEY ORIGINAL, to revive the softness and comfort of our satin.

All heynight sheets are manufactured in Italy, and therefore Made in Italy. The fabrics used for our sheets are OEKO-TEX® certified. Our HEY EXCLUSIVE, linen 100%, are also GOTS certified.

The heynight packaging is made following the principle of 3 Rs of the circular economy: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

• Reduce – packaging is made of waste fabrics. The waste fabrics are the second choice that would otherwise be discarded
• Reuse – packaging is reusable as a shoes bag, laundry bag, gym bag, sheets bag, etc.
• Recycle – once the life cycle of the packaging is over, it can be completely recycled

Satin is a more complex weave and it is often produced with finer yarn. It is woven with different machines to achieve a one-yarn-under and four-yarn-over weave. Having fewer interlaces leads to the smooth, soft and silky surface we all know and love. For this reason, satin can reach specific weights and a slightly higher quality feel than percale with the same materials.

We are conscious of the environmental impact in the design of our products. Our sheets are made from carefully selected 100% natural cotton and linen from trusted suppliers, but they are not organic. We are creating the best quality product from natural fiber materials that are among the most durable and long-lasting materials in the world and which are also 100% recyclable.

All our sheets will fit on most of the mattresses, generally designed for any standard double-size mattress up to 35cm high. In case you have a different size mattress, we’ll be more than happy to custom make the linen you need and to send it to you in about 20-25 working days. Please contact us at [email protected]

For many years, thread count has been a common way of talking about the quality of sheets. Technically, the thread count means the number of threads woven together in a square inch. As a measurement, this number has influenced people to think that the more threads there are in a square inch means higher quality. However, this simple number does not recognize the quality of the thread itself, whether it is twisted or the weaving technique to make the fabric. In the end, the true quality can be different between sheets with the same thread count with different quality yarn and weave technique OR ones with a higher thread count, but with lower quality yarns etc.