Simons Maison
Soothing Foliage Pillowcases Set Of 2
This set of two pillowcases features a khaki foliage print on 100% organic cotton with a 144 thread count. Designed in Canada as a Simons Maison exclusive, the set includes a matching back and is available in Standard/Queen (21.25 x 29 inches) or King (20.5 x 40.5 inches) sizes. Reddit users praise these organic cotton pillowcases for being soft and comfortable right away, unlike scratchy percale alternatives.
- Color
- Khaki
- Material
- 100% organic 144 threadcount cotton
- Gender
- unisex
- Style
- casual, modern
- Category
- Home & Garden > Linens & Bedding > Bedding > Pillowcases & Shams
Color
Size
Specifications
Set of 2 organic cotton pillowcases with a khaki foliage pattern.
100% organic 144 threadcount cotton, matching back, set of 2 per package
- Color
- Khaki · brown
- Material
- 100% organic 144 threadcount cotton
- Style
- casual, modern
- Occasion
- everyday
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Home & Garden > Linens & Bedding > Bedding > Pillowcases & Shams
Additional Attributes
- Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada
- lush khaki foliage
- matching back
- set of 2 per package
- 100% organic 144 threadcount cotton
- Standard/Queen size: 21.25" x 29"
- King size: 20.5" x 40.5"
Product Insights
Simons Maison's Soothing Foliage Pillowcases Set Of 2 offer immediate softness and breathability from 100% organic cotton with a 144 thread count stone-washed finish, letting heat and moisture escape for a naturally cool feel. Priced at 20 CAD, the set features an exclusive hand-drawn khaki foliage print aligned with 2026's sketched-botanical trend, designed for versatile styling as the 30% floral layer in a 60-30-10 bedding formula, pairing with dark walnut or sage-green accents. Machine wash cool and tumble dry low to preserve the pattern.
- Softness
Immediately soft and not scratchy like Simons' polyester-blend percale.
Why this is supported
Unlike Simons' percale plus, which contains polyester that can feel scratchy, these pillowcases are 100% organic cotton. One Reddit user noted:
I found them to be soft right away
u/Dry_Complaint6528 in r/Bedding. The 144 thread count gives them a lightweight, airy hand. The brand's own Q&A summarizes:
The organic cotton pillowcases are generally softer than Simons' standard percale bedding.
How does the softness of these organic cotton pillowcases compare to Simons' percale bedding?.
- Value
20 CAD per set of two, less than 29.90 USD for a comparable organic percale set.
Why this is supported
At 20 CAD for a set of two, these pillowcases offer a budget-friendly price. One Reddit user, satisfied with Simons' organic cotton sheet line, noted:
I do like the organic cotton sheets at Simons and they come a bunch of colours ( I have the foliage sheet).
u/Dry_Complaint6528 in r/BeddingA deep research comparison with a similar organic percale set from Quince shows a price of:
$29.90
quince.com, confirming that the Simons set is a more affordable option.
- Material
100% organic cotton, 144 thread count, stone-washed for softness.
Why this is supported
The product is listed as 100% organic cotton. A Reddit user advises to
avoid polyester is anything
u/Dry_Complaint6528 in r/Beddingand describes these pillowcases as
more like a stone wash
u/Dry_Complaint6528 in r/Bedding. The 144 thread count is about half that of mid-tier organic percale sets from Quince (280) and Sijo (400), which contributes to a lighter hand.
The 144 thread count organic cotton yields a matte, gently textured surface that avoids a glossy feel:
The low-thread-count construction yields a fabric surface that feels gently textured and cottony rather than glossy or slippery, making these pillowcases a better match for sleepers who prefer a natural fiber feel over the polished glide of high-thread-count sateen.
What 144 thread count organic cotton feels like — matte_laid_back_handUser reviews describe the finish as stone-washed, giving the pillowcases a relaxed, lived-in appearance.
They're not necessarily sateen or percale, more like a stone wash.
u/Dry_Complaint6528 in r/Bedding- Breathability and comfort
Lets heat and moisture escape while feeling soft and gentle on skin.
Why this is supported
The 144 thread count open weave allows air to pass, preventing heat buildup. A Reddit user comments that polyester is
terrible for you to sleep in air circulation wise
u/Dry_Complaint6528 in r/Bedding, while the organic cotton pillowcases are reported as
soft right away
u/Dry_Complaint6528 in r/Beddingand gentle. The same user warns that polyester is
not nice for you hair and skin long term
u/Dry_Complaint6528 in r/Bedding. Thus, the organic cotton provides both breathability and comfort.
- Cooling
Open weave vents body heat and moisture for a naturally cool feel.
Why this is supported
The 144-thread-count weave is notably low, creating an open fabric.
Thread count is a measure of density, or how tightly or loosely a fabric is woven.
flandb.comThis loosely woven structure allows body heat and moisture to escape, creating a cooling effect that benefits warm sleepers.
- Feel
144-thread-count yields a soft, matte stone-wash feel right away.
Why this is supported
Reddit users say the Simons organic cotton pillowcases
They're not necessarily sateen or percale, more like a stone wash. I found them to be soft right away
u/Dry_Complaint6528 in r/Bedding, indicating a unique matte, textured hand that is comfortable immediately with no break-in period.
- Design
Simons Maison exclusive hand-drawn khaki foliage print aligned with 2026's sketched-botanical trend.
Why this is supported
The Soothing Foliage pillowcases are a Simons Maison exclusive, designed in Canada, with a hand-drawn khaki leaf print. Trend research confirms the print mirrors a key 2026 direction:
imperfect, sketch-like botanical prints for a more natural feel
brokeintweed.co.uk. This positions the set as a design-forward alternative to mass-market solids. Additionally, at 20 CAD for two, they serve as a low-risk way to introduce botanical prints, consistent with advice that
Throw pillows and blankets are the easiest, most budget-friendly way to test heritage florals before committing to larger pieces.
onehometherapy.com- Styling versatility
Small-scale leaf pattern works as the 30% floral layer in the 60-30-10 bedding formula, mixing easily with larger prints.
Why this is supported
The small-scale khaki foliage print follows the 60-30-10 bedding formula, where
60 percent neutral30 percent floral10 percent accent color
thecozynestblog.com. Stylists recommend:
Mix scales for depth. Combine your large-print duvet with smaller-scale floral or botanical pillowcases. This creates visual rhythm and keeps the bed from looking flat or matchy.
onehometherapy.com- Color pairing
Khaki-green foliage pairs with dark walnut furniture for contrast, and with sage-green bedding for a tonal garden palette.
Why this is supported
Color direction research shows that
Walnut creates a beautiful, sophisticated contrast against khaki walls.
barkandchase.comSimilarly, sage-green bedding extends the natural feel:
Botanical prints are a natural partner for sage green bedding ideas, reinforcing the connection to nature that makes this color palette so calming.
dreamycorners.com- Scale mixing
Layer with a larger botanical duvet for visual depth.
Why this is supported
Styling guides recommend mixing print scales:
Mix scales for depth. Combine your large-print duvet with smaller-scale floral or botanical pillowcases. This creates visual rhythm and keeps the bed from looking flat or matchy.
onehometherapy.comThis directly applies to the small-scale foliage on these pillowcases, which naturally layers with a larger botanical duvet.
- Color palette
Pair with cream solids, sage tones, and walnut accents using the 60-30-10 formula.
Why this is supported
Styling experts recommend a palette built around solids and earthy tones:
Pair your floral bedding with solid pillowcases, a solid throw, or a simple quilt. These act as visual rest points.
thecozynestblog.comThe khaki foliage also pairs with walnut for a grounding contrast, while sage sheets create a tonal nature-inspired base. The 60-30-10 formula—60% neutral, 30% floral, 10% accent—keeps the look balanced.
Botanical prints are a natural partner for sage green bedding ideas, reinforcing the connection to nature that makes this color palette so calming.
dreamycorners.comThis approach is reinforced by current design trends favouring muted, earth-toned botanicals.
Earthy, muted tones like sage, terracotta, and deep forest greens are replacing overly bright hues, creating a calming, timeless look.
brokeintweed.co.uk- Care
Machine wash cool (max 30°C) and tumble dry low to preserve pattern.
Why this is supported
Brand care instructions specify washing temperature and drying method:
For best results, machine wash in cool water (max 30°C) with a mild detergent, and tumble dry on low heat or hang dry.
What is the recommended washing temperature and drying method to minimize shrinkage and maintain the pattern?They also advise to avoid bleach and suggest using baking soda or vinegar instead of fabric softener:
Yes, washing can soften the fabric; avoid fabric softener and try baking soda or vinegar instead.
Should I wash Simon's percale pillowcases before first use?All care tips recommend a gentle approach to maintain softness and print.
Image Analysis
2 images- 01
Product
Two pillowcases shown front-on with an all-over small leaf print in olive green on a white ground; fabric has a smooth, matte appearance and the pillows are arranged overlapping on a bed.
- Overall shapeTwo rectangular pillowcases displayed overlapping: one positioned in front and slightly lower, the other behind and slightly higher.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.32 · w 0.86 · h 0.52 (high) - Surface patternDense repeating small foliage motif composed of short paired leaves and tiny stems, printed uniformly across the visible surfaces of both pillowcases.
1 region
x 0.04 · y 0.20 · w 0.80 · h 0.50 (high) - Fabric appearanceSmooth, tightly woven fabric with a matte finish and soft drape; mild creasing where the front pillow curves.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.32 · w 0.86 · h 0.52 (medium) - Edges and seamsVisible hemmed edge along the lower and side borders of the front pillowcase where stitching creates a slightly thicker border.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.68 · w 0.86 · h 0.12 (medium) - Closure not visibleNo zipper or envelope flap is visibly identifiable in this view; the pillow openings are not shown.
Other
Styled bedroom scene with a wooden headboard and white bed sheet; soft diffuse lighting produces gentle shadows and minimal glare.
- HeadboardHorizontal dark-wood headboard with visible wood grain running across the image behind the pillows.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.10 · w 1.00 · h 0.18 (high) - Supporting surfaceWhite fitted sheet visible beneath the pillows with soft folds and creases.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.72 · w 1.00 · h 0.28 (high) - Lighting and shadowSoft, even diffuse lighting from above/left producing gentle shadows under and to the right of the pillows and mild highlights on fabric creases.
- Shot compositionCropped vertical composition focusing on the two pillows and part of the headboard; top of headboard and lower sheet are visible, edges of the bed extend beyond frame.
Colors
off-white· pillowcase background#F3F1F2muted olive green· foliage print#8A8474- Overall shapeTwo rectangular pillowcases displayed overlapping: one positioned in front and slightly lower, the other behind and slightly higher.
- 02
Product
Two pillowcases with a dense small-scale olive-green leaf motif on a light neutral ground; one pillow is shown in close-up at the front and a second is partially visible behind it. A visible seam/edge runs along the pillow front edge.
- Front pillow patternDense repeating small leaf sprig motif printed in an olive-green color across the visible face of the pillowcase.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.02 · w 0.72 · h 0.78 (high) - Rear pillow partial viewSecond pillowcase with the same leaf motif is visible behind the front pillow, partially obscured and showing the same print and ground color.
1 region
x 0.58 · y 0.06 · w 0.36 · h 0.50 (medium) - Pillow edge seamVisible sewn edge/seam along the bottom edge of the front pillowcase where the fabric folds and is stitched, forming a slight flange.
1 region
x 0.04 · y 0.62 · w 0.68 · h 0.18 (high) - Fabric appearancePillow fabric appears smooth with a fine woven texture visible at this close crop; print ink sits evenly on the surface.Partial
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.10 · w 0.60 · h 0.60 (medium)
Other
Close-up, staged bedroom shot showing pillows on a lightly colored sheet with a wood headboard visible at the top-right; soft, diffused lighting creates gentle shadows and highlights on the sheet folds.
- Supporting sheetPlain light-colored sheet or duvet surface under the pillows, smooth with visible soft folds and subtle highlights.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.62 · w 1.00 · h 0.38 (high) - Headboard visibleHorizontal wood headboard visible in the top-right corner behind the pillows.
1 region
x 0.78 · y 0.00 · w 0.22 · h 0.18 (medium) - Shot composition and lightingTight crop focused on the pillow faces with soft, diffused lighting from above or front-left producing gentle shadows and smooth tonal transitions.Partial
Colors
olive green· leaf motif#6C4433off-white· pillow background#C2BDBBpale pink ivory· under-sheet#C5BBBA- Front pillow patternDense repeating small leaf sprig motif printed in an olive-green color across the visible face of the pillowcase.
Documents & Data
Customer Reviews
1 total1 reviews · out of 5
5
Parfait !!
Reddit Insights
1 threads · r/BeddingReddit users find Simons percale bedding scratchy, but recommend the organic cotton Soothing Foliage sheets as a soft and comfortable alternative.
The original thread complains about scratchiness of Simons percale, while a commenter praises the organic cotton Foliage variant for its immediate softness.
Themes
Use Cases
- Everyday bedding comfort
Watch Out For
Source Threads
User recommends Simons organic cotton Foliage sheets over scratchy percale
I'm not sure exactly why those in particular would so scratchy, but I would just avoid polyester is anything - so anything labeled percale plus at Simons as they have polyester in them. It's terrible for you to sleep in air circulation wise and not nice for you hair and skin long term. I do like the organic cotton sheets at Simons and they come a bunch of colours ( I have the foliage sheet). They're not necessarily sateen or percale, more like a stone wash. I found them to be soft right away and I'm picky about sheets.
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