Fitted Sheets

Thoughtfully chosen bed sheets are the key to a comfortable bedroom that feels inviting at the end of every day. Soft textures and breathable fabrics play a major role in improving sleep quality while also shaping the overall look of your space. Paired with well-matched pillow covers, the right bedding creates a calm, hotel-style atmosphere you’ll love coming home to.

Explore Bed Sheets & Pillow Cover Options for Everyday Living at Homebox

The best bed sheets offer both comfort and functionality. High-quality fabrics feel gentle on the skin and stay soft even after multiple washes. For those who value natural comfort, cotton bed sheets are a timeless choice. They allow airflow, help regulate temperature, and work beautifully in every season.

For a smoother, more modern feel, microfibre bed sheets offer lightweight comfort, easy care, wrinkle resistance, and durability. They're also ideal for busy households that want bedding to stay neat with minimal effort. Pairing these with a matching pillow set creates a polished, cohesive look.

Details matter when selecting the right pillows. A cotton pillow cover set adds a crisp, breathable finish that feels fresh and inviting, while a microfibre pillowcase set delivers a soft, silky touch that enhances everyday sleep comfort.

Shop Bed Sheets & Pillow Covers Online in Doha

Shopping online makes it easy to build a bedding setup that matches your lifestyle. Coordinate colours and textures for a clean, layered look that feels both relaxed and refined. Neutral tones create a calming space, while subtle patterns add character without overwhelming the room’s decor.

Well-chosen bed sheets and pillow covers transform your bed into a personal retreat, offering comfort, style, and an ideal setting for restful nights. Explore the collection to find bedding essentials that combine softness, durability, and timeless design for everyday living.

FAQ

What Size Fitted Sheet Does a King Bed Take?

A king mattress takes an 180x200 cm sheet, and some designs are cut longer at 180x210 cm for beds with extra length. Super king size goes up to 200x200 cm. Read the pocket figure alongside the width and length, because king sheets are listed at +20, +25, +33, and +36 cm depending on the design. Measure the mattress rather than trusting the size printed on the bed frame, since a base and its mattress are not always bought together.

What Does the Plus Number in 180x200+36 cm Mean?

That plus number is the pocket depth, the distance the sheet drops down the side of the mattress before the elastic turns under. In 180x200+36 cm, the sheet covers a mattress 180 cm wide and 200 cm long, with 36 cm of depth on each side. Depths range from +20 cm to +40 cm. A shallow pocket on a thick mattress pulls free at the corners, while a deep pocket on a thin mattress leaves loose fabric.

How Do I Measure a Mattress Before Ordering?

Take three measurements with a tape measure. Measure the width and length across the top surface with the bedding removed, then measure the side from the top edge straight down to where the mattress meets the base. That third measurement determines the pocket depth. Every product title includes the full measurement, so you can match your numbers before ordering. Home delivery options are available at Homebox. Check the available delivery options, timings, and charges for your address at checkout.

My Mattress Is 160 cm Wide. Which Sheet Fits It?

That width fits an Olympic queen sheet, listed as 160x200+25 cm. It falls between the standard queen (150x200 cm) and the king (180x200 cm), which is why a queen sheet on a 160 cm mattress strains at the corners, while a king sheet slides around. Shop by the measurements listed in the product title, not the size name.

Why Does My Fitted Sheet Keep Slipping Off the Corners?

Nearly always, the pocket is shallower than the mattress. Adding a topper or a thick protector raises the bed beyond what the original sheet was cut for, leaving the corner with nothing to grip. Check the mattress depth against the pocket depth first. Elastic that runs around the full hem also holds better than elastic at the corners alone, and stretch jersey retains its grip well through washing.

Cotton or Microfibre: Which Wears Better on a Sheet?

Both wear well, so the choice comes down to feel and upkeep. Cotton in percale and satin finishes breathes and often feels cooler against the skin. Microfibre weighs less, dries quickly, creases less, and holds printed colour well. Cotton softens with washing rather than feeling worn. All of these finishes are available in the Homebox sheet collection.

Does Thread Count Change How a Sheet Feels?

Thread count indicates how many threads are woven into a given area of fabric, and it shapes handfeel more than lifespan. A 300-thread-count percale feels smooth and crisp rather than heavy. Weave matters just as much as the count. Percale is a plain, matte weave, while satin finishes have a smoother, shinier surface. Microfibre is measured differently and cannot be compared directly.

Can a Fitted Sheet Stretch Over a Mattress Topper?

Yes, as long as the pocket is deep enough for both pieces. Add the topper thickness to the mattress depth, then choose a fitted sheet with a pocket at least that deep. This often means moving from a +20 cm pocket to +36 cm or +40 cm. A stretch jersey fitted sheet offers more flexibility because the fabric stretches as well as the elastic. Always put the fitted sheet on last.

How Should Fitted Sheets Be Washed and Dried?

Wash in cool water and dry on low, because high heat wears out elastic more quickly. Warm water is suitable for everyday washing, and skipping fabric softener helps cotton remain absorbent. Air-drying is quick during the warm months across Qatar.

What Is the Easiest Way to Fold a Fitted Sheet?

Turn two corners inside out over the other two, then fold the result flat. Hold the sheet lengthwise with one hand in each top corner, bring your hands together, and tuck one corner into the other. Repeat with the bottom pair, smooth the sheet, and fold it into thirds.

Which Fitted Sheet Works Best on a Child's Bed?

Single and twin sizes cover most children's beds, with 90x200 cm, 120x200 cm, and some 90x190 cm options. Choose a shallower pocket because a thin mattress under a deep sheet leaves excess fabric that can work loose more easily. Cotton and microfibre are both practical choices for frequent washing.

Is It Worth Buying Spare Sheets in a Single Colour?

Yes. Plain white or a neutral colour makes it easy to mix bedding between rooms and replace individual sheets later. Note the exact size, pocket depth, and colour name from the product page so future purchases match.

Which Sizes Match Which Mattresses?

Sizes follow the mattress, not the bed frame. Single sheets are cut at 90x200 cm, with some designs using a shorter 90x190 cm. Twin measures 120x200 cm, queen 150x200 cm, Olympic queen 160x200 cm, king 180x200 cm or 180x210 cm, and super king 200x200 cm.

What Holds a Fitted Sheet in Place?

Elastic running around the entire hem grips more evenly than elastic gathered only at the corners. Stretch jersey fabric also helps the sheet keep its shape after washing. Percale, satin cotton, and microfibre are all machine washable, so the final choice comes down to feel and drying time.