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Blue Seersucker Stripe 100% Cotton Bed Linen
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A pretty twist on a classic favourite, Blue Seersucker Stripe 100% Cotton Bed Linen is here to add a fresh focus to a bed near you. With a duvet cover in five UK sizes from single to emperor, as well as three different sized pillowcases, this responsibly sourced bed linen features a gentle horizontal blue and white stripe and has been laundered for a delightfully soft finish.
Our clever pals in Portugal have added a smooth 200 thread count cotton percale reverse to both the duvet and cover and pillowcase, for a very comfortable bedtime. The duvet cover closes with simple pearly recycled buttons and the pillowcase has a 5cm mock Oxford border – ever so smart.
Machine-washable at 40 degrees; hang or tumble to dry. Seersucker doesn’t need ironing, although you might want to run an iron over the reverse if creases are not your thing.
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A pretty twist on a classic favourite, Blue Seersucker Stripe 100% Cotton Bed Linen is here to add a fresh focus to a bed near you. With a duvet cover in five UK sizes from single to emperor, as well as three different sized pillowcases, this responsibly sourced bed linen features a gentle horizontal blue and white stripe and has been laundered for a delightfully soft finish.
Our clever pals in Portugal have added a smooth 200 thread count cotton percale reverse to both the duvet and cover and pillowcase, for a very comfortable bedtime. The duvet cover closes with simple pearly recycled buttons and the pillowcase has a 5cm mock Oxford border – ever so smart.
Machine-washable at 40 degrees; hang or tumble to dry. Seersucker doesn’t need ironing, although you might want to run an iron over the reverse if creases are not your thing.
- What Is a Good Thread Count for Cotton Sheets?
- Guide to Brushed Cotton Bedding: Soft, Warm, and Durable
- What Material Is Best for Bedding?
- How to Choose the Best Cotton Bedding Available
- Egyptian Cotton vs. Regular Cotton: What’s the Difference?
- Linen vs Cotton Bedding: Key Differences & Benefits
- What's Better Than Cotton For Bedding? Discover TENCEL™