A pillow case is a product placed on the outside of the pillow core to protect the pillow core, keep the pillow core clean or enhance the appearance of the role. It is one of the important components of modern pillows and is designed for easy cleaning and replacement. Pillow cases are made of a variety of materials, including but not limited to pure cotton, cotton polyester and artificial fibers, among which pure cotton fabric is considered to be the most comfortable material because of its good air permeability, moisture absorption and non-irritating skin characteristics. In addition, modern people also like to use silk pillowcases, also known as silk pillowcases, because it is rich in 18 kinds of essential amino acids for the human body, is considered to have a cleaning and maintenance effect on the skin.
Pillowcase, one of the most significant components of modern bedding - pillow, usually goes over the outside of the pillow core to protect it, keep it clean, or boost the role's aesthetics. Modern pillowcases come in three basic styles: the standard one-piece bag design, the Oxford style (which has a flat edge), and the style with an embroidered edge. Cotton, cotton-polyester, and synthetic fibers are the principal materials used in the sewing of pillowcases. Cotton texture fabric is the most pleasant material since it is breathable, absorbs moisture, and doesn't irritate skin.
Apart from basic color options, a great deal of pillowcases feature stitched patterns or slogans, embellishments on textiles, or created designs that provide a unique creative appeal.