Why Egyptian Cotton and Thread Count Change Everything
Egyptian cotton is one of the most prized raw materials in the world. It grows in Egypt under specific climatic conditions that promote the development of long, regular fibers. These fibers make all the difference: they allow for finer, smoother, and stronger threads to be woven, resulting in a fabric of remarkable softness and durability.
Thread count (TC) refers to the number of threads woven per square inch. The higher the thread count, the denser and more pleasant the fabric is to the touch. Luxury hotels use this indicator as a selection standard for their bed linen. Luly sheets have a TC of 400, the threshold at which the difference can be felt from the very first night.