How ELIYA Pillowcases Safeguard a Good Night's Sleep​

Poor-quality pillowcases cause facial friction and stuffiness; even residual chemical dyes can irritate the skin, leading to redness and discomfort when guests wake up. Overly thin pillowcases are translucent, affecting sleep depth. ELIYA's high-end pillowcases are made of 80-thread-count combed long-staple cotton, treated with mercerization to give the fabric a natural soft luster. The sateen weave creates fine floating points on the surface, with a silky touch like real silk that reduces facial skin friction, especially suitable for guests with sensitive skin. The mid-range models use an 80% cotton + 20% Tencel blend; the addition of Tencel fibers enhances the fabric's drapability and wrinkle resistance, eliminating the need for frequent ironing after washing. Housekeepers save 20% of their time when arranging bedding.​

In craftsmanship, ELIYA pillowcases use invisible metal zippers made of high-quality brass, which slide smoothly without snagging — guests won't encounter zipper jams when taking out or putting in pillow inserts. The edges have a stitch density of 3 stitches per centimeter, withstanding industrial washing. Even after 100 high-temperature disinfection washes, the seams won't break. Tropical hotels can choose plain weave models; their evenly interlaced warp and weft threads provide 30% better breathability than sateen weave, keeping guests' heads dry on hot nights. Northern hotels can opt for thickened models, with fabric weight increased to 220g/㎡ to enhance warmth and prevent guests' heads from getting cold in winter.​