Porto Bamboo Viscose Cooling Fitted Sheet Set by Sunday Citizen

The Porto Bamboo Viscose Cooling Fitted Sheet Set by Sunday Citizen is a smart choice for anyone who sleeps warm but prefers a lighter, simpler bed. The set pairs a fitted sheet with two pillowcases, placing Sunday Citizen’s cooling fabric exactly where the body spends the night: underneath you and around the head and face. Made from viscose from bamboo blended with Outlast® viscose, the smooth fabric uses phase-change technology to absorb excess heat as you warm and release it again as your temperature falls. In crisp White with Midnight detailing, it has the clean look of classic bedding without feeling clinical, and leaves you free to add whatever quilt, duvet, or blanket suits the season.

“Not every bed needs every layer. In summer, or if you simply sleep warm, I like starting with a very good fitted sheet and pillowcases, then deciding what goes on top according to the night. It makes the bed feel lighter, and life a little easier.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

Material & Finish: 70% viscose from bamboo / 30% Outlast® viscose
Smooth, soft hand
Color & Pattern: White / Midnight
Dimensions: Queen fitted sheet: 60" W × 80" L × 15" D
Standard pillowcases: 20" W × 27" L
King fitted sheet: 76" W × 80" L × 15" D
King pillowcases: 20" W × 37" L
Set Includes: Set includes 1 fitted sheet and 2 pillowcases
Certifications: OEKO-TEX® certified

Care & Ownership

Machine wash in cold water on a gentle cycle and tumble dry on low. Remove the sheets promptly once dry and smooth them onto the bed while the fabric is still relaxed. Steam or use a cool iron when you want a crisper finish. Do not bleach or dry clean.

Maker / Heritage

Sunday Citizen grew from the meeting of multigenerational textile expertise and hospitality. Its earliest product was developed for a luxury hotel that needed a blanket exceptionally soft enough for guests yet durable enough for repeated use. The family-run company has since built its collection around that same balance of comfort, practicality, and textile development, remaining directly involved in the design and development of its fabrics and home products.

As seen in:

Architectural Digest, Harper’s Bazaar, Business of Home