Bed Sheet Price Guide Hong Kong: How Much Do Quality Bed Sheets Cost?
30 Oct 2026
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How much should you spend on bed sheets in Hong Kong? First decide whether you need one fitted sheet or a complete set. The selected IKEA 150 × 200 cm fitted sheets are listed at HK$129.90 for cotton and HK$249.90 for a cotton/lyocell blend. Hush Home’s Egyptian-cotton fitted sheets list at HK$510–HK$950 across five sizes. Sets cost more because they contain more pieces: the two Heveya 200 × 200 cm fitted-sheet-and-two-pillowcase sets reviewed here list at HK$1,488–HK$1,788 before their separately displayed promotions.
These are representative retailer observations, not market-wide averages or a guarantee that the higher-priced fabric will feel better to you. Set contents, actual measurements and mattress depth must match before a price comparison becomes useful.
A fitted sheet covers the mattress. A duvet-cover set may contain a duvet cover and pillowcases but no fitted sheet. A three-piece sheet set can mean one fitted sheet and two pillowcases. Do not divide a mixed set’s price by the number of pieces and treat that as a comparable “price per sheet”.
| Product / Material | Fitted-Sheet Size | Maximum Mattress Depth | Listed Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| IKEA DVALA / 100% cotton | 150 × 200 cm | Check selected product label | HK$129.90 |
| IKEA NATTJASMIN / 60% cotton / 40% lyocell | 150 × 200 cm | 26 cm | HK$249.90 |
| Hush Fitted Sheet / Egyptian cotton | 152 × 198 cm / Queen | 30 cm | HK$800 |
The two IKEA examples have the same 150 × 200 cm footprint. Hush’s Queen is 152 × 198 cm, so it is a separately identified local-size example, not an exact-size substitute. Compare pocket depth as well as width and length.
Each example below contains one fitted sheet and two pillowcases, without a duvet cover or duvet insert. The Heveya sets share a 200 × 200 cm fitted-sheet size; the Hush example uses Queen 152 × 198 cm. Hush’s figure is the sum of separately priced components, not a claimed bundle offer. Sale prices are dated observations, not permanent prices.
| Set / Shopping Basket | Size and Contents | List / Component Total | Displayed Promotion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heveya Bamboo Fitted Sheet Set | Fitted sheet 200 × 200 cm / Two cases 50 × 75 cm | HK$1,488 | HK$1,288 / Observed promotion |
| Heveya Linen Fitted Sheet Set | Fitted sheet 200 × 200 cm / Two cases 50 × 75 cm | HK$1,788 | HK$1,488 / Observed promotion |
| Hush Queen Component Basket | Fitted sheet 152 × 198 cm / Two cases 51 × 77 cm | HK$1,180 / HK$800 + HK$380 | Not applied |
Regular cotton: The DVALA example shows that a basic 100% cotton fitted sheet can be bought without a premium budget. “Cotton” alone does not specify yarn quality, weave or finishing. Compare the same item type and size before deciding whether another cotton collection’s premium is worthwhile.
Egyptian cotton: Look for a clear fibre specification rather than relying on the name. Hush lists 100% Egyptian long-staple cotton, single-ply yarn and a 400-thread-count sateen weave. Those are specific construction details to evaluate; they do not mean every product labelled Egyptian cotton has identical feel, durability or certification.
TENCEL™ and lyocell: TENCEL™ is a Lenzing fibre brand, while lyocell is a fibre type. A generic lyocell blend should not automatically be called TENCEL™. IKEA NATTJASMIN lists 60% cotton and 40% lyocell; its HK$249.90 price is for that blend and size, not evidence that all lyocell sheets cost more than cotton.
Bamboo-derived viscose: Read the composition label. Viscose made using bamboo as a source is different from mechanically processed bamboo fibre, and it should not be confused with bamboo lyocell. The Heveya bamboo set in our comparison specifies bamboo lyocell, so it is not used as a price example for bamboo viscose. The word “bamboo” alone is not a complete specification.
Linen: The Heveya linen set lists European flax linen and has a different construction from its bamboo-lyocell set. Its higher listed price is a comparison between those two specified sets, not a rule that linen always costs more. Choose it for a texture and care routine you like, not a promise that it will outlast every cotton sheet.
Polyester and microfibre: These are synthetic options; microfibre describes fine fibres rather than proving a particular quality grade. Check composition, fabric weight and care requirements. We have not assigned a market-wide price range to polyester or bamboo viscose because the matched sample does not support one.
More fabric, finer yarns, different weaves, finishing, deeper pockets and additional set pieces can all affect the price. Brand positioning also plays a role. Compare what is actually specified: fibre composition, dimensions, ply, weave and included pieces. An OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 claim concerns harmful-substance testing within its certified scope; it is not, by itself, proof of organic cotton, Egyptian origin or longer life.
No. Thread count measures yarns within a defined area, not overall quality. Multi-ply counting can make headline numbers difficult to compare, and different fibres and weaves change the meaning of the number. A well-specified 400-thread-count sheet can be a sensible choice without chasing a four-digit claim. Our Bed Sheets Buying Guide explains thread count, ply and weave in more detail.
Comparing sizes within one collection removes some uncertainty about fabric. The Hush fitted-sheet prices below use the same listed construction and colour range. Dimensions follow Hush’s current public Sheets Size Guide; the stated maximum mattress depth is 30 cm. Measure your mattress plus topper together.
| Size | Dimensions | One Fitted Sheet |
|---|---|---|
| Single | 91 × 190 cm | HK$510 |
| Double | 122 × 190 cm | HK$580 |
| Full | 137 × 190 cm | HK$700 |
| Queen | 152 × 198 cm | HK$800 |
| King | 183 × 198 cm | HK$950 |
A larger bed does not automatically require every component in a larger size. Hush uses the same 51 × 77 cm adult pillowcases across these beds, while duvet-cover sizes have their own groupings. Check each component rather than assuming “Queen set” means the same contents at every retailer.
You may notice differences in surface smoothness, drape, fabric weight, elastic fit and seams. Whether those differences are worth paying for is personal. A higher price does not guarantee a cooler bed, and sateen is not automatically better than percale. Check washing and drying instructions too: a fabric you cannot conveniently care for may be poor value despite its attractive feel.
Durability should be assessed through actual condition, not a promised number of years inferred from cost. Thin spots, tears, failed elastic and persistent pilling deserve attention. Keep bedding completely dry before storage, and allow for a spare set in your budget. Our Bed Sheet Replacement Guide explains the signs without treating warranty length as lifespan.
Hush’s collection is a 100% Egyptian long-staple cotton, single-ply, 400-thread-count sateen option for shoppers who prefer a smooth hotel-style feel. You can buy components separately or choose the configuration on the Sheets Collection page. Confirm the selected size and included pieces: a mattress-page bedding add-on is not necessarily the same package as a sheet-page set.
For a transparent example, one Queen fitted sheet at HK$800 plus a pair of 51 × 77 cm pillowcases at HK$380 totals HK$1,180 before discounts. A duvet cover and duvet are extra. Hush currently publishes a one-year limited HushCare warranty for sheets; this is defect coverage subject to terms, not a guarantee against every sign of wear.
Write down the pieces you actually need, then measure mattress width, length and total depth. Choose a fabric feel and care routine you like. Compare complete baskets rather than headline “from” prices, and leave room for a spare fitted sheet or set. Our Best Bed Sheet Brands Hong Kong guide and Egyptian Cotton vs Tencel vs Bamboo comparison can help with material choices once the budget is clear.
The selected 150 × 200 cm IKEA fitted sheets are HK$129.90–HK$249.90. Hush fitted sheets are HK$510–HK$950 across sizes. A set needs a separate comparison because its contents differ; these observations do not define a minimum quality price.
Fibre specification, yarn, weave, finishing and brand positioning can contribute. Check whether the label actually states Egyptian long-staple cotton and what percentage it contains, rather than paying for the name alone.
Yes, it can be. Assess yarn quality, ply, weave and the finished feel alongside the number. A higher advertised count is not an automatic upgrade.
Not always. Compare the same size and pieces, and distinguish branded TENCEL™ fibres from generic lyocell and blends. A price difference can also reflect set contents or construction.
They may be if you prefer the feel, fit and care characteristics. A larger price tag alone cannot guarantee cooling, softness after washing or longer life.
There is no universal number of years. Frequency of use, laundering and fabric condition matter. Inspect for thinning, holes and elastic failure instead of using warranty length as a replacement timetable.
Often within the same collection, but not across unrelated bundles. Hush’s single fitted-sheet prices are HK$800 for Queen and HK$950 for King; pillowcases and other pieces must be added or compared separately.
Count the pieces before comparing the price. Then check centimetres, pocket depth, fibre composition and care. A well-fitting, comfortable set you can maintain is better value than paying for the highest thread count. Explore the Egyptian Cotton Hotel Sheets Collection and confirm your complete configuration before ordering.
