Accessorize 400TC Bamboo Cotton Fitted Sheet | Queen | Stone

A queen size fitted sheet in a 60% bamboo, 40% cotton blend, woven to a 400 thread count in a sateen weave. Sateen weave produces a smooth, lightly lustrous surface that feels soft against skin and holds up well with regular washing.

The bamboo component is breathable and moisture-wicking, helping to regulate temperature through the night. The cotton component adds durability and structure. This listing is the Stone colourway, Queen size. Set includes 1 fitted sheet (152 × 203 + 40cm wall depth).

Features

• Accessorize Natural Collection
• 60% bamboo / 40% cotton
• 400 thread count sateen weave — smooth, soft finish
• Breathable and moisture-wicking — bamboo component helps regulate temperature
• 40cm wall depth — suits standard and deeper mattresses
• According to the manufacturer, naturally hypoallergenic and suitable for sensitive skin
• Machine washable

Specifications

• Brand: Accessorize
• Colourway: Stone
• Size: Queen
• Composition: 60% bamboo, 40% cotton
• Thread count: 400TC
• Weave: Sateen
• Set includes: 1× fitted sheet (152 × 203 + 40cm)
• SKU: V442-HIN-FITTEDS-BAMBOOCOTTON40CM-STONE-QS

Care

• Wash prior to use
• Machine wash cold on gentle cycle, separately
• Refer to care label for temperature before first use
• Remove promptly on completion of cycle
• May be tumble dried on low heat
• Do not bleach
• If desired, iron on low heat

Frequently asked

Is this bamboo cotton blend good for dust mite allergy sufferers?
While no sheet fabric is a substitute for dust mite encasements, bamboo's breathability and moisture-wicking properties make it a comfortable choice for allergy-aware sleepers. Bamboo helps regulate temperature and reduce excess moisture — conditions that dust mites thrive in. For meaningful allergen reduction, pairing these sheets with a dust mite proof mattress encasement is the most effective step you can take.

The manufacturer describes this fabric as hypoallergenic — what does that mean?
According to Accessorize, this fabric is naturally hypoallergenic. It's worth noting that 'hypoallergenic' is not a regulated or standardised term in Australia — there is no official threshold a product must meet to carry the label. The manufacturer's claim reflects their own assessment rather than a certified standard.

What does the research say about sheets and dust mite allergies?
Published research consistently shows that allergen levels in bedding track overall bedroom allergen levels — meaning your sheets are part of the broader picture, not the whole answer. A Cochrane review found that single interventions in isolation show weaker results, while more recent research found that a comprehensive approach — combining mattress and pillow encasements, regular washing, humidity control and air purification — was associated with significantly greater odds of symptom improvement. Fabric choice alone is unlikely to make a meaningful difference without these other measures in place.

What's the single most important step for an allergy-aware bedroom?
Research points consistently to a comprehensive approach rather than any single product. The most effective setup typically includes:

• Dust mite encasements for your mattress, pillows and quilt
• Regular washing of all bedding
• A dehumidifier to keep indoor humidity below 50%
• An air purifier to reduce airborne allergen particles
• Allergen cleaning products for surfaces that can't be washed frequently

See our full guide to setting up a low-allergen bedroom for more detail. Speak to your GP or allergy specialist for personalised advice.

General educational content. Not medical advice.