• 100% Cotton
• Yarn Dyed Boutis Quilting.
• 390 Thread Count.
• Woven in Italy.
• Finished with tie closures.
• Duvet Covers do not have corner ties inside, unless custom made.

Most cotton and linen bedding can be machine washed and dried when using the right detergent, mild temperatures, and gentle cycles.

Before First Wash: Confirm that your bedding is the correct size for your mattress and pillows. Linens are made with a shrinkage allowance that varies by fabric and weave. For maximum comfort, we recommend laundering before first use.

Sorting: Wash bedding separately, keeping light colors apart from darks. Avoid overfilling the machine or mixing with towels, heavy items, or anything with zippers.

Detergent: Use a small amount of mild, bleach-free detergent without brighteners or softeners (we recommend and sell Le Blanc products). For lightly soiled items, use half the usual amount. Never pour undiluted detergent directly onto fabric.

Machine Washing: Select a gentle cycle with cool or warm water; avoid hot water, which can weaken fibers.

Drying: Tumble dry on low heat. To reduce wrinkles, dry one item at a time and remove promptly. For an even smoother finish, remove while slightly damp and iron. Avoid liquid fabric softeners and dryer sheets.

Ironing: Press with a steam iron. Iron sateens and percales on the front side; embroideries and jacquards should be pressed on the reverse.

Storage: Store neatly folded in a breathable fabric bag. Avoid direct contact with plastic, cardboard, or cedar.

Stains: Treat according to the type of stain. Many can be removed with a diluted laundry detergent solution or a commercial product such as Shout! or Spray 'N Wash.

Professional Laundering: Large pieces, such as duvet covers, may be easier to clean professionally, and many customers enjoy the crisp, smooth finish of professional laundering.

Dry Cleaning: Not necessary for cotton or linen bedding.

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• 100% Cotton
• Yarn Dyed Boutis Quilting.
• 390 Thread Count.
• Woven in Italy.
• Button closure down the back.
• If fabric is too thick, shams are finished with tie closure along the back.
• Sold individually.

Most cotton and linen bedding can be machine washed and dried when using the right detergent, mild temperatures, and gentle cycles.

Before First Wash: Confirm that your bedding is the correct size for your mattress and pillows. Linens are made with a shrinkage allowance that varies by fabric and weave. For maximum comfort, we recommend laundering before first use.

Sorting: Wash bedding separately, keeping light colors apart from darks. Avoid overfilling the machine or mixing with towels, heavy items, or anything with zippers.

Detergent: Use a small amount of mild, bleach-free detergent without brighteners or softeners (we recommend and sell Le Blanc products). For lightly soiled items, use half the usual amount. Never pour undiluted detergent directly onto fabric.

Machine Washing: Select a gentle cycle with cool or warm water; avoid hot water, which can weaken fibers.

Drying: Tumble dry on low heat. To reduce wrinkles, dry one item at a time and remove promptly. For an even smoother finish, remove while slightly damp and iron. Avoid liquid fabric softeners and dryer sheets.

Ironing: Press with a steam iron. Iron sateens and percales on the front side; embroideries and jacquards should be pressed on the reverse.

Storage: Store neatly folded in a breathable fabric bag. Avoid direct contact with plastic, cardboard, or cedar.

Stains: Treat according to the type of stain. Many can be removed with a diluted laundry detergent solution or a commercial product such as Shout! or Spray 'N Wash.

Professional Laundering: Large pieces, such as duvet covers, may be easier to clean professionally, and many customers enjoy the crisp, smooth finish of professional laundering.

Dry Cleaning: Not necessary for cotton or linen bedding.

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• 100% Cotton
• Yarn Dyed Boutis Quilting.
• 390 Thread Count.
• Woven in Italy.
• Single fabric, featuring a mitered edge.

Most cotton and linen bedding can be machine washed and dried when using the right detergent, mild temperatures, and gentle cycles.

Before First Wash: Confirm that your bedding is the correct size for your mattress and pillows. Linens are made with a shrinkage allowance that varies by fabric and weave. For maximum comfort, we recommend laundering before first use.

Sorting: Wash bedding separately, keeping light colors apart from darks. Avoid overfilling the machine or mixing with towels, heavy items, or anything with zippers.

Detergent: Use a small amount of mild, bleach-free detergent without brighteners or softeners (we recommend and sell Le Blanc products). For lightly soiled items, use half the usual amount. Never pour undiluted detergent directly onto fabric.

Machine Washing: Select a gentle cycle with cool or warm water; avoid hot water, which can weaken fibers.

Drying: Tumble dry on low heat. To reduce wrinkles, dry one item at a time and remove promptly. For an even smoother finish, remove while slightly damp and iron. Avoid liquid fabric softeners and dryer sheets.

Ironing: Press with a steam iron. Iron sateens and percales on the front side; embroideries and jacquards should be pressed on the reverse.

Storage: Store neatly folded in a breathable fabric bag. Avoid direct contact with plastic, cardboard, or cedar.

Stains: Treat according to the type of stain. Many can be removed with a diluted laundry detergent solution or a commercial product such as Shout! or Spray 'N Wash.

Professional Laundering: Large pieces, such as duvet covers, may be easier to clean professionally, and many customers enjoy the crisp, smooth finish of professional laundering.

Dry Cleaning: Not necessary for cotton or linen bedding.

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• 100% Cotton
• Yarn Dyed Boutis Quilting.
• 390 Thread Count.
• Woven in Italy.
• Finished with tie closure.
• Features knife edge.
• Sold individually.

Stuffer Insert Contents:

• 95% Feather & 5% Down
• 100% Cotton Ticking
• Made in Austria

Most cotton and linen bedding can be machine washed and dried when using the right detergent, mild temperatures, and gentle cycles.

Before First Wash: Confirm that your bedding is the correct size for your mattress and pillows. Linens are made with a shrinkage allowance that varies by fabric and weave. For maximum comfort, we recommend laundering before first use.

Sorting: Wash bedding separately, keeping light colors apart from darks. Avoid overfilling the machine or mixing with towels, heavy items, or anything with zippers.

Detergent: Use a small amount of mild, bleach-free detergent without brighteners or softeners (we recommend and sell Le Blanc products). For lightly soiled items, use half the usual amount. Never pour undiluted detergent directly onto fabric.

Machine Washing: Select a gentle cycle with cool or warm water; avoid hot water, which can weaken fibers.

Drying: Tumble dry on low heat. To reduce wrinkles, dry one item at a time and remove promptly. For an even smoother finish, remove while slightly damp and iron. Avoid liquid fabric softeners and dryer sheets.

Ironing: Press with a steam iron. Iron sateens and percales on the front side; embroideries and jacquards should be pressed on the reverse.

Storage: Store neatly folded in a breathable fabric bag. Avoid direct contact with plastic, cardboard, or cedar.

Stains: Treat according to the type of stain. Many can be removed with a diluted laundry detergent solution or a commercial product such as Shout! or Spray 'N Wash.

Professional Laundering: Large pieces, such as duvet covers, may be easier to clean professionally, and many customers enjoy the crisp, smooth finish of professional laundering.

Dry Cleaning: Not necessary for cotton or linen bedding.

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• 100% Cotton
• Yarn Dyed Boutis Quilting.
• 390 Thread Count.
• Woven in Italy.
• Hemmed on four sides with mitered corners.

Most cotton and linen bedding can be machine washed and dried when using the right detergent, mild temperatures, and gentle cycles.

Before First Wash: Confirm that your bedding is the correct size for your mattress and pillows. Linens are made with a shrinkage allowance that varies by fabric and weave. For maximum comfort, we recommend laundering before first use.

Sorting: Wash bedding separately, keeping light colors apart from darks. Avoid overfilling the machine or mixing with towels, heavy items, or anything with zippers.

Detergent: Use a small amount of mild, bleach-free detergent without brighteners or softeners (we recommend and sell Le Blanc products). For lightly soiled items, use half the usual amount. Never pour undiluted detergent directly onto fabric.

Machine Washing: Select a gentle cycle with cool or warm water; avoid hot water, which can weaken fibers.

Drying: Tumble dry on low heat. To reduce wrinkles, dry one item at a time and remove promptly. For an even smoother finish, remove while slightly damp and iron. Avoid liquid fabric softeners and dryer sheets.

Ironing: Press with a steam iron. Iron sateens and percales on the front side; embroideries and jacquards should be pressed on the reverse.

Storage: Store neatly folded in a breathable fabric bag. Avoid direct contact with plastic, cardboard, or cedar.

Stains: Treat according to the type of stain. Many can be removed with a diluted laundry detergent solution or a commercial product such as Shout! or Spray 'N Wash.

Professional Laundering: Large pieces, such as duvet covers, may be easier to clean professionally, and many customers enjoy the crisp, smooth finish of professional laundering.

Dry Cleaning: Not necessary for cotton or linen bedding.

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• 100% Cotton
• Yarn Dyed Boutis Quilting.
• 390 Thread Count.
• Woven in Italy.
• Features a tailored hem. 
• Paneled construction, adjustable up to a 19" drop. 
• Offered in a gathered style as well.

Most cotton and linen bedding can be machine washed and dried when using the right detergent, mild temperatures, and gentle cycles.

Before First Wash: Confirm that your bedding is the correct size for your mattress and pillows. Linens are made with a shrinkage allowance that varies by fabric and weave. For maximum comfort, we recommend laundering before first use.

Sorting: Wash bedding separately, keeping light colors apart from darks. Avoid overfilling the machine or mixing with towels, heavy items, or anything with zippers.

Detergent: Use a small amount of mild, bleach-free detergent without brighteners or softeners (we recommend and sell Le Blanc products). For lightly soiled items, use half the usual amount. Never pour undiluted detergent directly onto fabric.

Machine Washing: Select a gentle cycle with cool or warm water; avoid hot water, which can weaken fibers.

Drying: Tumble dry on low heat. To reduce wrinkles, dry one item at a time and remove promptly. For an even smoother finish, remove while slightly damp and iron. Avoid liquid fabric softeners and dryer sheets.

Ironing: Press with a steam iron. Iron sateens and percales on the front side; embroideries and jacquards should be pressed on the reverse.

Storage: Store neatly folded in a breathable fabric bag. Avoid direct contact with plastic, cardboard, or cedar.

Stains: Treat according to the type of stain. Many can be removed with a diluted laundry detergent solution or a commercial product such as Shout! or Spray 'N Wash.

Professional Laundering: Large pieces, such as duvet covers, may be easier to clean professionally, and many customers enjoy the crisp, smooth finish of professional laundering.

Dry Cleaning: Not necessary for cotton or linen bedding.

View Our Full Care Guide Here

• 100% Cotton
• Yarn Dyed Boutis Quilting.
• 390 Thread Count.
• Woven in Italy.
• Cut with a raw edge.

Most cotton and linen bedding can be machine washed and dried when using the right detergent, mild temperatures, and gentle cycles.

Before First Wash: Confirm that your bedding is the correct size for your mattress and pillows. Linens are made with a shrinkage allowance that varies by fabric and weave. For maximum comfort, we recommend laundering before first use.

Sorting: Wash bedding separately, keeping light colors apart from darks. Avoid overfilling the machine or mixing with towels, heavy items, or anything with zippers.

Detergent: Use a small amount of mild, bleach-free detergent without brighteners or softeners (we recommend and sell Le Blanc products). For lightly soiled items, use half the usual amount. Never pour undiluted detergent directly onto fabric.

Machine Washing: Select a gentle cycle with cool or warm water; avoid hot water, which can weaken fibers.

Drying: Tumble dry on low heat. To reduce wrinkles, dry one item at a time and remove promptly. For an even smoother finish, remove while slightly damp and iron. Avoid liquid fabric softeners and dryer sheets.

Ironing: Press with a steam iron. Iron sateens and percales on the front side; embroideries and jacquards should be pressed on the reverse.

Storage: Store neatly folded in a breathable fabric bag. Avoid direct contact with plastic, cardboard, or cedar.

Stains: Treat according to the type of stain. Many can be removed with a diluted laundry detergent solution or a commercial product such as Shout! or Spray 'N Wash.

Professional Laundering: Large pieces, such as duvet covers, may be easier to clean professionally, and many customers enjoy the crisp, smooth finish of professional laundering.

Dry Cleaning: Not necessary for cotton or linen bedding.

View Our Full Care Guide Here