Sheeting fabric is a smooth, lightweight to medium-weight woven fabric traditionally made from cotton or a cotton blend, though it can also be found in polyester, linen, or bamboo versions. It’s designed specifically for making bed sheets and bedding but has broader applications due to its soft, breathable nature. The weave of sheeting fabric is usually plain (one-over-one weave), which gives it a smooth surface and even texture, although satin and percale weaves are also common.
Sheeting fabric is designed to be smooth and comfortable against the skin, essential for bedding.
Made from natural fibers sheeting fabric is breathable and soft, promoting airflow and moisture absorption for comfortable sleep.
Sheeting fabric ranges from light to medium weight, making it ideal for year-round use in bedding.
Often comes in wider widths (90 inches or more) to easily accommodate bedding sizes without seams, like sheets and duvet covers.
Sheeting is often available in varying thread counts (e.g., 200, 300, 600), impacting its softness, durability, and price.
While relatively soft, it is designed to withstand frequent washing, retaining its color and texture.
Primarily used for making fitted sheets, flat sheets, and pillowcases due to its smooth, soft feel.
Works well for duvet covers and comforters, providing a soft layer while being easy to wash and maintain.
Sheeting fabric is also used in table linens for events and homes due to its affordability, wide width, and soft texture.
Light to medium-weight sheeting fabric can be used for curtains and drapes that allow natural light without complete opacity.
Used in some light summer clothing, such as shirts, dresses, and pajamas, because it is breathable and comfortable against the skin.
Often used as backing fabric for quilts due to its softness, durability, and ability to be dyed or printed in various colors and patterns.
For nearly 31 years, Karunaa Weaving Mills has produced high-quality fabrics from premium cotton and blends. Since 1993, we’ve remained at the forefront of the textile industry, adapting to fashion trends and market demands.