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Crown Goose Fabric Quality & Weaving Technology

Crown Goose Fabric Quality & Weaving Technology
Crown Goose Fabric Quality & Weaving Technology

Crown Goose is best known for its premium goose-down products, but the quality of its cotton covers and shells is equally important. Here’s a clear breakdown of the fabrics they use, based on official information.

Ready-Made Cover Collection

This fabric is designed to deliver a classic five-star hotel bedding feel — soft yet substantial, with good durability and a refined hand.

Home Bespoke (Custom) Covers

In the Home Bespoke service, customers can choose from three cotton weaves:

All options are made with the same base:

The official page describes it as:
“A Perfect Percale / Sateen / Jacquard — Supima cotton shell’s flexible feel meets the fresh touch of 200-count high-density fabric, adding the most classic hotel bedding sensation.”

This is the only place where Crown Goose explicitly offers true percale weave.

Down-Proof Shells (for Duvets & Pillows)

For the inner shells that hold the goose down:

Quick Summary Table

CategoryWeave OptionsCount / DensityFiberNotes
Ready-made CoversHigh-density (not specified)200-count100% Supima cottonClassic hotel feel
Bespoke CoversPercale / Sateen / Jacquard200-count high-density100% Supima cottonPercale available only in Bespoke
Down-proof ShellsSateen60s100% cottonFeather-proof treatment
Crown Goose Fabric Quality & Weaving Technology

Important Notes

Crown Goose does not publicly release highly technical details such as exact ends-per-inch, picks-per-inch, or fabric weight (gsm).
In the Korean market, “200수” is commonly used and the brand translates it as “200-thread-count.” While this may not align perfectly with Western thread-count standards, the fabric is consistently positioned as a high-density, premium Supima cotton suitable for luxury hotel-style bedding.

If you want the crisp, cool, matte feel of true percale, the Home Bespoke service is the route to take, as it is the only official offering that lists Percale as an option.

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