How to get it
- Cotton/Viscose
- Thread count: 218 /inch²
- Thread count: 60 /cm²
The cheetah lives on the savannah and has lovely spotted fur that blends into the landscape. This fitted sheet matches SANDLÖPARE duvet cover sets perfectly since they all have cheetahs in their patterns.
Product details
Goes perfectly with all SANDLÖPARE duvet cover sets since they have cheetahs in their patterns.
The fitted sheet is both durable and easy-care – just wash at 60°C and allow it to dry. You don’t need to iron since it will still look nice and smooth when you pull it over the mattress.
Fits mattresses with a thickness up to 10 cm since the fitted sheet has elastic edging all around.
We know that children are extra sensitive, but not to worry. This product has been tested and contains no substances, phthalates or chemicals that can harm your child's skin or health.
Anna Lagerström
Measurements
- Width: 92 cm
- Length: 189 cm
- Thread count:: 218 /inch²
- Thread count: 60 /cm²
Customer reviews
Step into the adventures of the savannah
Can you hear the grass rustling in the wind? Or the trumpeting of an elephant? Forget all about kittens and dog strolls. You are in the world of roars and sprints now. A world where everyone has a strategy for survival, whether it’s running, hiding or hunting. Bring your imagination and begin your journey to the savannah.
“With the illustrations for SANDLÖPARE, I wanted children to discover the animals gradually. Wild animals are really good at hiding and if you want to play with them, first you have to find them,“ says Anna Lagerström, illustrator.
Play and learn with the animals of the wild
In the SANDLÖPARE collection, stools become zebras, the bathrobe transform us into cheetahs and the rugs are snakes. Here we encounter fascinating animals such as cheetahs, giraffes, meerkats and chimpanzees as both soft toys and in illustrations. Now we can safely explore the savannah and learn about all the animals that live here without disturbing their fragile habitat. “In collaboration with illustrator Anna Lagerström and the Swedish wildlife conservatory, Nordens Ark, the collection aims to inspire play but also to teach children more about endangered animals,” says product developer Anna Edlundh. “With the help of Nordens Ark, we can now ensure our soft toys and illustrations are even closer to reality.” “It’s hard to make educational materials without texts. But I really think we managed to do it with the SANDLÖPARE activity book. Here, you can learn the wingspan of the birds and what paw print goes with what animal,” says Jorge Omar Santoyo Henaine, product developer.
Make the room come alive
With small efforts the savannah can come alive in the home. By switching the bed linen, adding a stool cover or attaching decoration stickers to walls and bedposts the children’s room can transform into an animal kingdom.
Material
Soft cotton meets shimmering viscose
Cotton/viscose duvet covers offer a harmonious balance between comfort and durability. The soft cotton is a natural fibre that breathes and absorbs moisture, while viscose, made from wood pulp, is silky-smooth, dries quickly and has a nice lustre. Together they create a durable and easy-care duvet cover that regulates body temperature naturally and keeps your child comfortably dry and cool all night long. Made for sweet dreams.
Form design process
Raising awareness about endangered species
IKEA collaborates with Nordens Ark, a non-profit foundation that focuses on nature conservation, conservation breeding and release, research and education. The collaboration has given us a deeper understanding of the efforts required to protect wild animals. We support the foundation by spreading knowledge about endangered species to children and adults. Together with Nordens Ark, we continue to develop products that evoke curiosity about our planet and its amazing nature and wildlife.
Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
“With the SANDLÖPARE collection, I wanted to create an exciting, colourful world where children decide the play and stories by using their imagination and spontaneity, instead of being served something ready-made. Hide and seek was a starting point, so some design details are deliberately hidden and there is always more to discover, explore and interact with. Children are not just spectators – they’re explorers and heroes on their own savannah adventure."