Hebden Percale Cotton Pillowcase Pair - Bay Green

These Hebden pillowcases come as a pair, made from 100% cotton with a relaxed seersucker face and a percale reverse. Seersucker is the puckered, textural weave you can see across the cloth: the surface lifts away from the pillow in fine ridges rather than lying flat, which is what gives it that soft, lived-in look straight out of the wrapper. The colour photographed here is a soft, muted bay green, an easy sage-toned shade that sits quietly rather than dominating a bed. Because it is pure cotton on both sides, it breathes well and stays comfortable against the skin through the night.

A pair of pillowcases is the quickest way to bring texture to a bed without recommitting the whole scheme, so these work whether you are dressing a guest room, refreshing a main bedroom, or layering over plain white sheets to add a bit of surface interest. The seersucker face reads as gentle texture rather than pattern, which means it sits happily alongside crisp cottons, linen-look weaves and simple neutral bedding. In a bedroom with wooden furniture and warm, natural tones, the green earns its place without shouting for it.

The reverse is a smooth percale, so you get texture on the show side and a flatter, cooler surface where your head actually rests. Each case closes with an envelope opening, which tucks the pillow in and keeps it from working loose overnight, and there are no buttons or zips to sit against you. The cloth is garment-washed, which softens it and settles the seersucker before it reaches you. As pure cotton, it launders straightforwardly and is happy to be washed and dried the way you already do the rest of your bedding.

What is seersucker and why is the surface puckered?

Seersucker is a woven cotton with a naturally puckered, textured surface, so the cloth lifts away from the pillow in soft ridges rather than lying perfectly flat.

How many pillowcases are in the pack?

This is sold as a pair, so you receive two pillowcases in the bay green shade shown, ready to dress both sides of a bed.

What is the reverse of the pillowcase like?

The reverse is a smooth percale cotton, giving you a textured seersucker face on show and a flatter, cooler surface where your head rests.

How does the pillowcase stay closed?

Each case has an envelope closure, which tucks the pillow neatly inside and keeps it in place through the night with no buttons or zips.

Is it easy to look after?

Being pure cotton, it launders easily and breathes well, so it can be washed and dried alongside the rest of your everyday cotton bedding.