Cotton is a soft, natural material that breathes, absorbs moisture and feels comfortable against your skin. Also, our cotton is sustainably grown. So you can sleep well – with a clean conscience.

Article number703.576.90

Product details

Pure cotton that feels soft and nice against your skin.Extra soft and durable quality since the bedlinen is densely woven from fine yarn.152 thread count.Thread count indicates the number of threads per square inch of fabric. The higher the thread count the more densely woven the fabric.Available in different colours.

IKEA of Sweden

100% cotton
Machine wash, max 60°C, normal process.Do not bleach.Tumble drying, normal temperature (max 80°C).Iron, max 200°C.Do not dryclean.
Renewable material (cotton).All the cotton in our products comes from more sustainable sources. This means that the cotton is either recycled, or grown with less water, less fertilisers and less pesticides, while increasing profit margins for the farmers.Non-chlorine bleached.
DVALAPillowcaseArticle no:703.576.90
Width: 12 cmHeight: 3 cmLength: 18 cmWeight: 0.27 kgPackage(s): 1

Product size

Thread count:: 152 /inch²
Pillowcase quantity:: 1 pack
Length:: 50 cm
Width:: 80 cm
Package quantity:: 2 pack

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SustainabilityPeople and planet

Energy and Resources

Saving on our most valuable resource - water

DVALA bed linen in pure cotton breathes and feels comfortable against your skin – and the soft pale shades of beige, pink and blue are made with a new dyeing technique that uses pigment colours. The technique saves on chemicals, energy and water – in fact, we’re saving about 237,250,000 litres of precious water per year. You can sleep and have peace of mind knowing we are constantly looking for new ways to reduce the environmental footprint we leave behind.

Sustainable life at home

Cotton that’s better for everyone

Cotton is loved by everyone since it is a durable and soft natural material that breathes. To care for both the environment and people, we only use cotton from more sustainable sources, which means that less water, fertilisers and pesticides are needed, while growers see higher profits. But we don’t stop there. We are constantly developing new methods to make the world we leave for our children even better.