SKU: 50337028
Pillowcase in a soft cotton and lyocell blend that breathes and absorbs moisture. Woven with a high thread count which makes it resistant to pilling and crispy cool against your cheek.
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Pillowcase in a soft cotton and lyocell blend that breathes and absorbs moisture. Woven with a high thread count which makes it resistant to pilling and crispy cool against your cheek.
Thread Count: 200 Inch²Pillowcase Quantity: 1pcLength: 50cmWidth: 80cm
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