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1000 TC Luxe 100% Extra Long Staple Cotton Canadian Sheet Set

Verified Exporter  ·  EXP01068
Product Code  ·  NEP27531

1000 TC Luxe 100% Extra Long Staple Cotton Canadian Sheet Set

Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

Give your bedroom the care and attention it deserves with this high quality ultra-soft cotton Sheet set, which features a gorgeous cotton plain dyed pattern in 15 luxurious colours. These sets will grace all bedrooms from classic to modern, country house to urban and is to suit every individual’s ta...

Quantity & Pricing

Quantity Range Unit Type Price Range
500-1000 piece ₹ 3700

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Minimum Order 500
Origin Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

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About This Product

This 1000 thread count luxe sheet set is woven from 100% extra long staple (ELS) cotton on a highly mercerized weave, finished in 15 plain-dyed colors and cut to North American bed dimensions (Twin, Double, Queen, King) for the Canadian market. Unlike Australia or the UK, Canadian bedding doesn't require a different size chart from the US, the real compliance difference is labelling: Canada's Textile Labelling Act requires fibre content and care information to appear in both English and French on the product's permanent label, with amounts expressed in metric units. Ahmedabad has an established base of cotton bedsheet manufacturers producing fabric up to 1000 TC using ELS fiber, and several already handle bilingual labelling for Canadian export orders as a standard part of their process. For Canadian bedding retailers, department stores, and hospitality suppliers, this means access to premium ELS cotton bedding manufactured to Canada's specific labelling requirements, backed by export documentation.

Product Specifications

Attribute Details / Value
Thread Count 1000 TC
Fiber 100% extra long staple (ELS) cotton
Weave Highly mercerized sateen weave
Pattern Plain dyed, solid color
Color Options 15 luxury colors available
Sizing Standard North American sizing (Twin, Double, Queen, King), same convention as US market, specify per order
Set Components Flat sheet, fitted sheet, pillowcases, specify configuration per order
Fabric Width 58"-130" available, specify per order
Care Labelling Bilingual English/French fibre content and care labelling per Canada's Textile Labelling Act, metric measurements included
Packaging Individual retail poly bag or box, bulk export cartons, specify per order
HS Code 6302.31 (bed linen, cotton, printed) or 6302.21 (bed linen, cotton, other), confirm with CHA

What Actually Changes for the Canadian Market

Sizing Stays the Same as the US, Labelling Doesn't

Canadian bed dimensions follow the same North American convention as the US, so a set cut for the US market fits Canadian mattresses without adjustment. The real compliance requirement is on the label itself: Canada's Textile Labelling Act mandates that fibre content and care instructions appear in both English and French on a permanent label, and this bilingual requirement applies specifically to bed linens as one of the named product categories under the Act. Buyers should confirm their supplier produces genuinely bilingual labels rather than an English-only label with a French sticker added after the fact, since the regulation requires the bilingual fibre content declaration to meet specific formatting rules.

Metric Measurements and Dealer Identification

Alongside the bilingual fibre content requirement, Canadian textile labels need measurements in metric units and proper dealer identification (either the legal name and postal address of the dealer, or a Competition Bureau-issued CA identification number). Buyers importing into Canada for the first time should confirm which dealer identification approach their supplier uses, since getting this wrong can hold up customs clearance even when the product itself meets every other requirement.

Why Source from Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Ahmedabad's cotton bedsheet manufacturing base includes producers with established export experience adapting labelling to different regulatory markets, not just producing the fabric itself. Since Canadian sizing matches the US convention already familiar to most Indian exporters, the practical difference for a Canadian order comes down to correctly executing bilingual, metric-compliant labelling, something an experienced export-focused manufacturer in Ahmedabad can handle as a standard configuration rather than a one-off adjustment.

Trade and Order Details

Packaging Options

Individual retail packaging (poly bag or branded box) with bilingual English/French fibre content and care labelling for Canadian retail distribution. Bulk export cartons for wholesale shipment. Custom branding and private label packaging available for buyers building their own home textile line.

Export and Logistics

  • MOQ: Confirm current minimum order quantity directly, as this varies based on color assortment, set configuration, and whether the order uses existing designs or custom development
  • HS Code: 6302.31 or 6302.21 for cotton bed linen depending on print/plain classification, confirm exact code with your customs broker for Canadian import requirements
  • Mode of Shipment: Sea freight standard for bulk wholesale orders to Canadian ports; air freight available for smaller or urgent orders
  • Lead Time: Confirm current production lead time based on order volume, color assortment, and labelling setup

Certifications

Quality inspection reports available per batch on request, Certificate of Origin, OEKO-TEX certification available on request, bilingual textile labelling compliant with Canada's Textile Labelling Act and Regulations.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

No, Canadian bed dimensions follow the same North American sizing convention as the US (Twin, Double, Queen, King), so a set cut for the US market fits Canadian mattresses. The main difference for Canadian import is labelling, not sizing.