The Company Store Bed Sheets for Kids & Teens

The Company Store Kids and Teens Sheets

The Company Store offers a large selection of sheets for kids and teens. From hearts and flowers to sour-faced pirates, these sheets can be mixed, matched, and accessorized to give your kid's room a unified style. The Company Store kids and teen sheets come in options like the Ocean Sharks bedding set, the Campground bedding set, and the Cupcake bedding set.

The Company Store selection includes:

• Combed fabric: The cotton used for combed natural fabric is made from the seeds of a plant. The process of combing out the seeds produces a smooth yarn, resulting in a strong and smooth woven product.
• Flannel fabric: The flannel used by The Company Store is 100% natural fabric that has been brushed on both sides. Brushing creates softness and adds warmth to the fabric.
• Percale fabric: Percale bedding is made of 100% cotton or blended fabric with a minimum of 180 threads per square inch. Percale is medium weight and gloss-free.
• Sateen fabric: Sateen is a smooth woven fabric, with a satin-like shimmer. Items made from sateen generally have a thread count of 220 or more.

Your choice of fabric depends on your personal taste and lifestyle. All natural fabrics are soft and cool to the touch. Blends, on the other hand, are generally more resistant to wrinkling.

The Company Store bed sets for kids and teens are machine washable. The labels provide specific instructions for washing. Always wash bed sets with similar colors, and then toss in the dryer and tumble dry on low-to-medium heat. To keep white items pristine, you can choose to add 1/4 cup lemon juice to your machine during the wash cycle. Hanging whites to dry in the sun will boost the lightening effect of the lemon juice further.

Even if you lack the time or patience for ironing, you can get still get the crisp look you want for your kids' bedroom.

• Wash the linens alone or with items of similar weight to avoid bunching in the machine.
• Avoid overloading your washing machine and remove bedding promptly after the rinse cycle.
• If you intend to air dry, shake items out before hanging. When hanging, spread each item out completely to prevent overlapping.
• If you are using a dryer, dry each item either alone or without overloading the dryer. This prevents sheets from twisting around themselves and around smaller items.
• When using a dryer, keep linens in the machine only until they are just dry, not longer. Remove bedding from the dryer promptly, and fold neatly, flattening with your hands as you fold.