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Where to buy Egyptian cotton clothes and bedding in Sharm El Sheikh?

From messages by 4 participants in 3 sources · Last activity: 47 days ago

TL;DR

For cotton clothing in Sharm El Sheikh, travelers in summer 2026 recommended Sharm Cotton in the Old Town — next to the duty-free shop, in the old market behind Al Sahaba Mosque. For bedding, the same replies pointed to the AB Home store in Naama Bay, in the building with a Russian-language pharmacy. Participants are sceptical about whether the cotton is truly Egyptian, so judge the quality in person.

What the community said

An old address that may still appear in older reviews: a shop called Karkusha, selling Egyptian cotton, used to operate near McDonald's in Naama Bay. In July 2026 a participant wrote that it closed a couple of years ago, so there is no point heading there for textiles.

76 days ago Karkusha, Naama Bay near McDonald's — closed

For bedding, participants in July and August 2026 recommended the AB Home store in Naama Bay, located in the building that houses a Russian-language pharmacy. According to one participant, this is the shop for bed linen, while Sharm Cotton in the Old Town has more clothing. This answers a frequent question about quality Egyptian cotton bedding in the Naama Bay area.

83 days ago AB Home — Naama Bay, building with a Russian-language pharmacy (bedding)

In July–August 2026 the shop most often recommended for Egyptian cotton clothing was Sharm Cotton in the Old Town. It is described as being next to the duty-free shop, in the old market behind Al Sahaba Mosque. According to the replies, it mostly sells clothing rather than home textiles; one participant called it a good shop while doubting that the cotton is actually Egyptian.

84 days ago Sharm Cotton — Old Town, next to duty-free, behind Al Sahaba Mosque

Opinions on 'Egyptian cotton' itself differ. Some travelers say it is famous for towels and bed linen and would have bought more if not for baggage limits. Others call it a myth, and one participant recommending Sharm Cotton reminded readers that branded items like 'Levi's' there are not originals. So judge the density and quality of the fabric yourself rather than relying on an 'Egyptian cotton' label alone.

84 days ago

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