More About SFERRA and Their Upcoming Luxury Linen Sample Sale

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7 April 2014

Dare we say that the linens lining your bed are a reflection of your taste? While they’re not the end all/be all when it comes to defining who you are, the way you style your home certainly speaks a little bit about you. For example, luxurious bed sheets made from exquisite materials demonstrate your appreciation for the finer things in life. Not to mention the deep sleep you’ll get as a result.

Anyway, if you subscribe to the notion that fine quality linens are a girl’s best friend, then you ought to get really excited about the SFERRA sample sale — and the brand in general. SFERRA, which was founded almost 125 years ago, is an innovated brand that sets the standard for beds, baths and tables around the globe.

Since its inception, “the company has evolved to become the most exclusive name in home textiles, crafting beautifully refined linens of uncompromising quality and detail.” The brand is committed to “unsurpassed excellence” and “continues to design for the times, creating a one-of-a-kind marriage of comfort and modern day elegance.”

If you’re new to the SFERRA brand — or have been meaning to try some of their luxurious linens for a while — now’s the perfect time to pounce. The brand’s holding a sample sale that lasts from April 9 through April 13th that features up to 70% off retail prices. In addition to sharing details on this don’t miss sample sale below, we’ve got an exclusive interview with the brand to better inform you about their quality products.

About The SFERRA Luxury Linen Sample Sale

The SFERRA Luxury Linen Sample Sale is held at 75th Ninth Avenue between 15th and 16th streets in NYC. The sale begins on April 9th and runs through April 13th. Hours of operation are Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The sale features up to 70% off linens for your bedroom, bathroom and tables. Read more here.

When was SFERRA founded and whom was it founded by?

SFERRA was founded in 1891 by entrepreneur Gennaro Sferra, who began in Italy as a purveyor of fine Italian-made lace. Gennaro brought his company to the United States at the turn of the century, traveling up and down the East coast selling his fine Venetian lace cuffs and collars to discerning clientele.

How would you describe the overall vibe of SFERRA products?

SFERRA is renowned for its sumptuous, fine-quality linens. The aesthetic ranges from traditional to contemporary, but is always sophisticated and refined.

Who is SFERRA’s typical customer base?

The SFERRA customer is a well-educated, affluent, middle-aged woman with discerning taste and an appreciation of fine comforts for the home.

What sets SFERRA apart from other luxury linen brands?

SFERRA is known for a variety of good-better-best tiers of percale and sateen bedding, along with sumptuous yarn-dyed woven jacquards and exquisite hand-embroidered bed linens. Simply put, SFERRA uses only the finest of materials.

Tell us a little bit about how SFERRA products are made.

We primarily source extra-long staple Egyptian cotton fibers, creating linens of heirloom quality for the most discerning clientele. Our bed linens are woven by expert craftsmen in Italy, using state-of-the-art technology to spin, dye, and finish each individual yarn to the precise specifications and stringent standards required to create sumptuously soft fabrics. Our finishing process—where the fabric is washed, processed, and finessed to our exacting standards—is guarded as a trade secret.

How has the brand grown since its inception?

SFERRA has been the authority on fine linens for over 120 years. With its beginnings in fine Italian lace, SFERRA has grown to develop and master the production of soft goods for every aspect of the home: bedding, bath, and table.

What’s one fact about SFERRA that consumers should know?

SFERRA was the first company to weave a fine-quality 1020 thread-count sheeting, and the first to introduce Giza 45 Egyptian cotton within bedding. Giza 45 is an exceptional genus of Egyptian cotton producing the finest and strongest cotton yarns, weaving a textile that is exquisitely light and soft, but strong enough to last for years—it had been traditionally used as a luxury men’s shirting fabric before SFERRA debuted it for the home. In the luxury linens marketplace, we are the mavericks and the innovators—we offer sheeting and top-of-bed that no one else has, that no one else knows how to produce. Our best-selling Celeste percale sheets for example—we have one mill in Italy that runs 24/7 producing only that fabric for our bedding… that’s extraordinary!

Besides the sample sale, where else can people buy SFERRA?

Customers can shop directly on the sferra.com website, or visit one of our many brick-and-mortar stores. People can find a store that carries SFERRA on our website using their zip code in our store locator. Within North America, SFERRA is proud to count Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Horchow, and Bloomingdale’s among its stable of discerning retailers. The brand’s retail presence extends to our shop-in-shop boutiques inside the legendary ABC Carpet & Home stores in New York City and Boca Raton, and the H.D. Buttercup store in Los Angeles.

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By Wendy Rose Gould


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  1. avigail einhorn
    November 20, 2019 @ 10:45 pm

    please send me an email for upcoming sample sale.

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