100% Egyptian Cotton Split King Sheets Sets for Adjustable Bed, White

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• Egyptian Cotton Sheet & Pillowcases Sets with 2 Twin XL Fitted Sheets: Our cooling bed sheets are crafted from cotton yarns - sateen weave, offering a full silky feel that is breathable at the same time. You can have these hotel collection sheets that make your bedroom look cozy. These best-quality bedding sheets and pillowcases have a classic design.
• Split King Sheet Set Includes: Our bed sheets split king set includes 2 twin XL fitted sheets (39"W X 80"L) that fit up to 16 inches deep, 1 flat sheet (108"W X 102"L), and 4 pillowcases (20"W X 40"L). This split king sheets deep pocket cotton easily fits your mattress. You can find our Egyptian cotton sheets for split king beds & and pillow covers also available in many other sizes & and color options.
• Luxurious Split King Size Sheets Egyptian Cotton: This split king bed set is on par with hotel quality bedding. These high thread count split king bed sheets look royal and the comfort that comes with it is super.
• Durable Split King Bed Sheet Set: If you are looking for cooling sheets split king size that prevent you from night sweats and that lasts longer this is for you. While many Egyptian cotton deep pocket split king sheet sets are ill-fitting and can be a struggle to get on the bed, our fitted bed sheets have deep pockets to easily fit mattresses. Order today these Egyptian cotton split king-size sheets set & and discover this magic yourself.
• Embrace the Beauty of Variance! - At Good Sleep Bedding, we believe in the uniqueness of your individual experiences. While we do our best to showcase the vibrant colors of our sheets in product images, we want to emphasize that the actual color may exhibit slight variations. These deviations are primarily attributed to the diverse lighting conditions during photography and the variance in individual screen settings.