GentleSoft® Organic Cotton Duvet Cover Set

I am *in love* with this cover; it's heavy and almost makes the duvet a substitute for a light weighted blanket! ♡ I don't need sheets underneath it, which is a huge bonus because I'm such a space heater, myself, it's one less layer of fabric on top of me. Colour is true and gorgeous and I wanna show it off. The texture is solid and consistent, which is important to me as someone with textile sensibilities. Super easy to clean (threw in the wash before assembly) and the cat hair brushes off easily with either traditional sticky or reusable lint rollers ♡ Are these pics of my cat? Yes. But featuring the cover! So it's a bonus kitty tax for everyone else. Both cats enjoy it, despite our best efforts to keep the shedder (*not* the longhair, shockingly enough) off and on his own blanket lol

I love this duvet cover. Its soft but feels durable ( just what you want with 100% cotton) and the color is so rich. It has ties on the inner corners to attach the inner blanket/comforter and has a hardy but discreet zipper at the bottom. It's also easy to clean and doesn't bleed it's color in the wash, I pair it with cream sheets and have washed it all together without an issue. I have no complaints.

I recently wanted to add another set of sheets to our rotation, and came upon this duvet cover and pillow sham set. The olive looked like it would pair really nicely with the lighter sage colored bed sheets and pillow cases my husband had already bought from a different brand. As far as color combos go, the dark olive does look nice with the sage - as well as our ivory fabric headboard. That said, it is a little darker in person than I thought it would be. In dimmer lighting (which bedrooms tend to be), it almost looks charcoal at times. I think if I bought another Bedsure duvet, I would choose the sage color rather than the olive - not only because of this, but because we have a cat. Pet hair does tend to show much more easily on a dark sheet. The duvet cover and shams fit over our comforter and pillows perfectly. If you have the type of duvet insert with loops/ties, this cover has internal ties to prevent the insert from sliding around. It’s a great design feature. Unfortunately, our existing insert does not have loops/ties to support this, so we just used duvet clips to perform the same function. It’s definitely an incentive to buy an insert with loops next time, though! The bottom of this Bedsure duvet cover closes with a zip. Our last couple of duvet covers have closed with either ties or buttons. I will say that the zip closure is by far the most convenient - and the fastest to do up. My only concern with this is the longevity. The tie closures are the biggest hassle…