Proudly introducing our own design material - The Rufy™
Rufy is crafted from the natural cellulose fibers of the eucalyptus tree, with a 216 thread count, 100% lyocell twill weave, for a velvety finish and smooth drape. It offers superior breathability, moisture wicking, and hypoallergenic properties, perfect for those with sensitive skin or who tend to sleep hot. Sleepers will experience a cooling effect, especially in warm climates, and an added bonus of being eco-friendly, as the material is derived from renewable eucalyptus sources. Additionally, the fabric is resistant to bacteria and dust mites, for lasting durability and a look that won't fade even after multiple washes. Enjoy the luxurious feel of the fabric, its softness and silkiness.
Material Use
- Lyocell
Compositions of material
The materials composition of this product contains:
- 100% Lyocell
Thread Count
We use 216 thread counts for our sheets
*A thread count of 144 threads per inch in the warp direction and 72 threads per inch in the weft direction.
(More details for the thread count conversion table)
Materials in this product explained
- Lyocell
Lyocell source by using sustainably sourced wood pulp, typically obtained from eucalyptus trees. It undergoes a process called solvent spinning, where the pulp is dissolved and transformed into fibers.
Size Chart
SIZE |
FITTED
|
QUILT
|
SINGLE
|
90 x 190cm (30cm deep) |
150 x 200cm |
SUPER SINGLE
|
107 x 190cm |
150 x 200cm |
QUEEN
|
150 x 190cm (43cm deep) |
200 x 230cm |
KING |
180 x 190cm (43cm deep) |
220 x 240cm |
SUPER KING |
200 x 200cm (43cm deep) |
230 x 260cm |
Bolster case - 38 x 110 cm
Pillowcases - 48 x 74 cm
Care Instructions
- Machine wash cold with like colors.
- Tumble dry low, remove promptly.
- Non-Chlorine bleach only.
- Warm iron if needed.
All the Riffar Sheets are returnable within 30 days from the date of delivery. We accept the return in original condition without wash and used. Customers from East Malaysia and International will need to handle the return postage by themselves. We will process the refund after we have receive the return goods in good conditions within 7 days.
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30 Days Free Returns
You can return items you are not satisfied with us for a full refund or exchange.
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Free Delivery
Enjoy the convenience of shopping as we delivered directly to your home at no additional cost.
Frequently asked questions
Technically speaking, thread count means the number of threads in one square inch of your sheets. When we started designing our sheets, we realized that while we’re taught to look at thread count, we weren’t really sure why. Through research, it became clear that higher thread count doesn’t always mean higher quality. In fact, more threads can actually make sheets heavier and less breathable.
All of our sheet sets are machine washable. We recommend washing your Sateen sheets in warm water on a normal cycle. Tumble dry low, and remove from the dryer as soon as possible to keep them from wrinkling. Warm iron as needed.
To keep your sheets looking good as new, use a non-chlorine, oxygen bleach when needed and wash dark colors separately.
Our sheets have a thread count of 200, which we have found to be the optimal balance between softness, durability, and breathability.
We believe that Tencel is an exceptional material for bedding due to its natural moisture-wicking properties and silky-smooth feel. Our handcrafted sheets are designed to provide a comfortable and luxurious sleeping experience that you'll love.
Higher thread count doesn't mean better quality, if you still wondering the thread count myth and it's calculation, you may visit here to learn more details.
https://gaiashome.com/blogs/news/what-is-thread-count-let-gaias-tell-you-the-truth
Since TENCEL™ lyocell is a completely natural fabric, you may notice slight pilling with initial use. This can be reduced or removed during the washing and drying process when following the washing instructions. Slight pilling is normal for natural fibers, especially in response to friction and isn't a fault or defect. To prevent excessive pilling, we suggest going to bed with soft clothing. To prevent friction from dry skin and rough patches on feet, which could cause pilling, try applying moisturizer to affected areas.