Duvet Cover Set Everbloom Green
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Pip Studio rates 4.5/5 based on 2628 reviews
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The Everbloom duvet cover is reminiscent of an Indian flower garden. The colourful bouquets on a soft background give your bedroom a rich look. Turn the duvet cover over and the reverse side has a leaf print.
The duvet cover and pillowcases are luxuriously finished with a stitched edge and rounded piping on both sides. Thanks to the unique tie closure, the pillows, like the duvet, can be used on both sides. This adds a playful mix & match effect to your bed.
The duvet cover is made of finely woven 200TC cotton percale. Thanks to the high thread count, the fabric feels crisp and firm, yet softer and finer than regular cotton. The bedding also has excellent moisture-absorbing properties and feels cool to sleep under. The cover includes a tuck-in flap that is long enough for a box spring and extra wide, allowing for double-sided use.
The duvet cover is presented in a luxurious gift box, ideal for storing items or giving as a present.
This product carries the ‘More Sustainable’ label, read here to find out why.
This duvet cover is available in different sizes. 135x200cm (1x pillowcase 80x80cm, zipper closure) 140x220cm (1x pillowcase 60x70cm, tuck-in flap) 155x220cm (1x pillowcase 80x80cm, zipper closure) 200x200cm (2x pillowcase 80x80cm, zipper closure) 200x220cm (2x pillowcase 60x70cm, tuck-in flap) 240x220cm (2x pillowcase 60x70cm, tuck-in flap) 260x220cm (2x pillowcase 60x70cm, tuck-in flap)
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Made from finely woven 100% cotton percale. Wash up to 60 degrees, crease-resistant. Suitable for tumble drying. Iron at medium heat.
More sustainable
Our bed linen and terry cloth collections (from spring/summer 2022) are labelled as more sustainable. Are Pip Studio’s bed and bath products sustainably produced? In collaboration with our partner for bed and bath textiles, Beddinghouse, we produce according to the guidelines of Better Cotton (BC). Beddinghouse focuses on the three Ps: Product, People and Packaging. What does Better Cotton mean for the bed linen and terry cloth? Since 2016, Beddinghouse has been a member of the BCI organisation, aiming to improve global cotton cultivation in line with the United Nations’ sustainability goals. Beddinghouse continues to grow while reducing its impact on people and the environment. What materials are used for Pip Studio bed and bath products? The collections are made from high-quality materials such as 100% cotton percale with the Better Cotton label – a fabric that retains its quality, doesn’t shrink and hardly wears out. In addition, the terry cloth products are made from recycled material. How does packaging contribute to sustainability? The products are packaged in luxurious boxes that are suitable for gifting or storage, helping to avoid unnecessary waste. At Pip Studio, we continuously improve our processes to further enhance sustainability.
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