Cotton in all its forms

Cotton sateen

Sleep in ultra-soft, comfortable and silky sheets, just like in a hotel. The luxury of combed or Egyptian cotton for an incomparable night's sleep.Discover

Cotton Percale

A feeling of freshness, a combination of softness and lightness, sleep in long-staple combed cotton percale in both summer and winter.Discover

Egyptian cotton

Sleep in ultra-soft, comfortable, silky hotel sheets.Discover

Organic cotton

A sensation of freshness, a combination of softness and lightness. See moreDiscover

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Cotton & Co: your specialist in Egyptian cotton household linen

Cotton & Co offers you a wide range of premium cotton bed and bath linen worthy of the most luxurious hotels. Awaken your senses and let yourself be seduced by our collections of high quality Oeko-Tex certified household linen.

Know-how for luxury

Our boutique Cotton & Co is a French company specialising in top-of-the-range cotton household linen, more specifically Egyptian cotton. Our aim? To offer quality products at affordable prices to private individuals and professionals. Founded in 1999 in Paris, our clientele now includes both private individuals who love luxury and major hotel professionals who are so faithful to the French art of living.

Bedding worthy of the finest hotels

Make the choice of quality by dressing your bed in our finest luxury Egyptian cotton sheets and duvet covers. Cotton et Co also offers splendid fitted sheets, pillowcases, pillow protectors, mattress protectors and mattress toppers, available in white or delicately coloured. Do you work in the hotel industry? Impress your customers with elegant, distinguished bedding. Luxury hotel customers are demanding, which is why our products are designed to meet rigorous and precise criteria.

Do you dream of a bed worthy of the grand hotels? With Cotton & Co, top-of-the-range bedding is now available to private customers. Our online shop also offers a magnificent range of bathrobes and towels with a soft, light feel. A guarantee of magnificence for bathing comfort and spa activities. The clientele of luxury hotels is demanding, which is why our products are designed to meet rigorous and precise criteria.

Noble materials for a royal night's sleep

All our top-of-the-range household linen is made from high-quality materials, for guaranteed customer satisfaction. Why cotton? There's a reason why cotton has been the most widely used textile fibre in the world since the 19th century.

The Egyptian cotton used for most of our products comes from plants grown along the banks of the Nile. The fertility of this land and the favourable climatic conditions make Egyptian cotton a very high quality cotton with a worldwide reputation. Soft and strong, this cotton is hand-picked to preserve all its purity. It is suitable for even the most sensitive skin. But Cotton & Co doesn't stop there, we also use silky Pima cotton and fantastic Supima cotton. All enhanced by a soft, supple percale weave or a silky, shiny satin weave.

Oeko-Tex certified excellence

The textile industry is the second most polluting in the world, which is why our boutique is committed to eco-responsible consumption. Our expertise is certified under the Oeko-Tex label. This certification, distributed by a German association, checks each stage of processing, taking into account labour criteria, health impact and environmental protection. The Oeko-Tex label prohibits the use of chemicals and guarantees the absence of harmful or allergenic substances. All our products, both bed linen and bath linen, are Oeko-tex certified.

The Guide

What is Egyptian cotton?

Percale and cotton satin, what are the differences?

Recognising quality cotton through labels and certifications

Every second, according to the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), 820 kilos of cotton are produced worldwide. Mainly grown in the United States, India and China, it is one of the most widely traded raw materials in the world. Cotton clothes a large part of the planet, even though its cultivation is harmful. This is why organic cotton producers use less water than conventional cotton growers. To guarantee that a cotton is organically grown, there are only international certification labels. These labels are affixed visually to the fabrics, making it easy to find your way through the many references and abbreviations.

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How should I look after my cotton household linen?

Egyptian cotton is a noble material and deserves to be treated with the utmost care. Perhaps you're wondering how best to care for your Egyptian cotton linen? Here are a few tips to help you make the most of this top-of-the-range fabric over the long term..

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