Savannah Stripe Woven Sheeting for hospitals and health systems. Woven tone-on-tone stripe available in a flat sheet and pillowcase.
Savannah Stripe Woven Sheeting with tone-on-tone stripe folded in a stack.

Savanah Stripe Sheets

Bring an air of sophistication to the patient room with these hospitality-inspired sheets

  • Hotel-quality sheeting that offers patients a “homelike” level of comfort 
  • Centium Core Technology® delivers a soft cotton exterior with a core of unrivaled microfilament strength   
  • Delivered pre-laundered for convenience and quantifiable savings   
  • Tone-on-tone stripe with a 2×1 twill weave     
  • 70% Cotton/30% Polyester 

 

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Only available from Standard Textile, hospitality-inspired Savannah Stripe offers a woven tone-on-tone pattern and crease-resistant finish that bring an air of sophistication to the patient room. The fashion-forward aesthetic is matched by our fabric-forward Centium Core Technology®, which dramatically enhances product strength and durability to significantly reduce cost per use compared to traditional cotton/poly blend sheets. 

The high-cotton content surrounding our innovative microfilament synthetic fill increases patient comfort, improves stain-release performance, and ensures excellent whiteness retention. Savannah Stripe coordinates beautifully with our Centium® Core contour sheets, including TruVal® and Versatility®. Savannah Stripe is pre-laundered and ready to use right out of the box. 

  • Centium Core Technology® 
  • Tone-on-Tone Stripe    
  • 2×1 Twill Weave    
  • Crease-Resistant Finish    
  • Pre-Laundered 
  • Improved Stain-Release Performance 
  • 70% Cotton/30% Polyester  
  • Flat Sheets: 66″x115″
  • Pillowcase: 42″x34″ with 2” Hem

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