Terra Beds Pillowcase 80x80 cm (Set of 2) – 100% Cotton Jersey, Oeko-Tex® Certified
- 100% Cotton Jersey
- 160 g/m² fabric weight
- Breathable and soft fabric
- Oeko-Tex® certified
- Washable at 60°C
- Easy to iron
- Wrinkle-free fit
- Shape retention after washes
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Why Choose Terra Beds Pillowcases 80×80 cm?
The 80x80 cm pillowcase is the best-selling bedding size in Germany — and the most direct contact point between you and your pillow. Almost every German bed, bedding set, and hotel uses this size.
Terra Beds 80x80 pillowcases are matched to the German standard size down to the millimeter — no slipping, no pillow sliding out. Made from 100% cotton with a premium weight of 160 g/m², they offer noticeably higher quality than standard covers. The concealed zip ensures a secure fit and a clean look.
100% Cotton — Noticeably Soft
160 g/m² — Premium Weight
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
Concealed Zip
Hygienically Washable at 60°C
Buying an 80×80 Pillowcase — The Complete Guide
Buying an 80x80 pillowcase — what really matters? 100% cotton is the best choice for pillowcases that sit directly against the skin. Cotton is breathable, temperature-regulating, and absorbs moisture without feeling wet. Terra Beds uses exclusively 100% cotton at 160 g/m² — you can feel it the moment you touch it.
The fabric weight indicates the density of the material. Cheap pillowcases are often only 120–140 g/m². Terra Beds 80x80 pillowcases are 160 g/m² — a noticeable difference in thickness, softness, and durability. A pillowcase sits directly against your skin for 7–8 hours every night. The OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification tests for 100 relevant harmful substances and rules them all out. It's essential for allergy sufferers, children, and people with sensitive skin.
Pillowcases should be washed every 1–2 weeks. Wash at 40–60°C, avoid fabric softener long-term, and don't tumble dry on high heat. Terra Beds 80x80 pillowcases are built for frequent washing and keep their color and shape even after 100+ washes. They're available in 16 colors, all coordinated with each other.
Product Data 80×80 cm
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Frequently Asked Questions About the 80×80 cm Pillowcase
Yes, 80x80 cm is the absolute standard size for pillows and pillowcases in Germany. Almost all German beds, bedding sets, and pillows use this size. In other countries, narrower rectangular pillows are more common — in Germany, 80x80 is considered the normal pillow size.
Recommendation: every 1–2 weeks. During this time, sweat, skin flakes, body oils, and saliva accumulate on the pillowcase — ideal conditions for dust mites. For allergy sufferers, we recommend weekly washing at 60°C. Always wash at a minimum of 40°C to kill mites.
A zip pillowcase fully encloses the pillow — more secure, more mite-protected, and cleaner-looking. An envelope-style cover (an open folded flap on the back) has no closure and is easier to put on, but offers less protection. Terra Beds uses a concealed zip.
Yes. All 80x80 pillowcases are built for regular washing at 60°C and keep their color even after many wash cycles. Tip: wash separately or with similar colors the first time to avoid color transfer.
160 g/m² indicates the weight of the cotton fabric per square meter. Cheap pillowcases are often 120–140 g/m² — the fabric is thin and almost see-through. At 160 g/m², the fabric is noticeably denser, softer, and more durable. You can feel the difference immediately.
Yes, all Terra Beds products are available in the same 16 colors and coordinated with each other. You can easily combine 80x80 pillowcases with our 90x200, 140x200, or 180x200 fitted sheets — for a unified bedroom set from a single brand.
Soak the cover briefly in cold water before washing. Treat stains with a mix of baking soda and water or a mild stain remover. Then wash normally at 60°C. Important: don't pre-treat with hot water — that permanently sets protein-based stains into the fabric.







