Three fabrics, three ways to sleep

The Egyptian cotton duvet cover uses closely woven long fibres for a silky feel and a substantial drape that softens with washing (€100–169). The eucalyptus lyocell cover has a satin-like drape close to silk and regulates moisture during the night — 7 colours, from €129 to €169. It is the one to choose if you feel warm when sleeping. The 90s retro cover (€90–130) brings checks and bold colour to matt cotton.

Choosing the right size

The duvet cover follows the size of the duvet, never the mattress. 90 cm bed → 140x200. 140 cm bed → 200x200 or 240x220. 160 cm bed → 240x220 or 260x240. 180 cm bed → 260x240. Between two sizes, choose the larger one. The duvet cover size guide gives more detail.

A cover on its own or a bedding set

Choose a cover on its own when your pillowcases are still in good condition. If you are starting afresh, our bedding sets combine a cover and matching pillowcases in cotton gauze, washed percale, washed linen or reversible gingham. Separate fitted sheets are available from 140x190 to 180x200 cm.

Frequently asked questions

How should I care for it? Wash at 30 °C, then air dry or tumble dry on low. Avoid very hot water and fabric softener, which clogs the fibres.

Which fabric if I sweat at night? Eucalyptus lyocell, which is thermoregulating and absorbs moisture well. Egyptian cotton sateen comes next.

Does it need ironing? No. Take the cover out of the drum while still slightly damp and shake it once: that is enough for most fabrics.