Schlossberg of Switzerland Alpina Luxury Bed Linens

Pillow and duvet form a scene course. Swiss Harmony in Living Color

The Swiss mountain panorama and sceneries of the alpine sports world determine the multifaceted design ALPINA. The bedding as a printed watercolor shows all the nature experiences that we love in winter and summer in the mountains and in the valley: skiing, sledding, skating and cross-country skiing in winter; Biking, hiking and picnicking on the alpine meadow in summer. Just breathe the fresh mountain air and enjoy the beautiful weather. Capricorn, deer, fox and hare join the narrative scenery. Cotton Sateen Single jersey made of pure, supple and extra long staple cotton (approx. 120g / m2). This jersey is fine-meshed, breathable and very easy-care. This quality invites you to cuddle. Washable at 60 ° C.

See Schlossberg of Switzerland Solid Colored Sateen Noblesse available in 60 colors making them the perfect addition to any bedding ensemble. Schlossberg excels at jacquard and sateen woven fabrics of high thread counts which become exquisite bed linens of heirloom quality. Made from long staple 100 percent Egyptian cotton fiber with sateen warp, combed, mercerized and singed. The fabric density is over 300 thread count. Made in Switzerland. Schlossberg believes that Duvet Covers with zippers drape nicer, handled with ease, and require less maintenance. All Shams have a knife edge with zipper closure and Pillow Cases have envelope closures, having a pocket on the back and front side to provide a better fit. Boller Winkler, the original mill, was established in Turbenthal, near Zurich, Switzerland in 1833. It was the first mill to take advantage of the equipment and machinery coming out of England during the Industrial Revolution, using the spinning machines to replace hand labor. Bonjour of Switzerland is a mill with not only state-of-the-art technology and superb craftsmanship, but also a mill with a design philosophy and environmental awareness matched by few mills in the world. The bed linens are marketed under the name Bonjour of Switzerland around the world, and now in the United States.