Description
The Hebden duvet cover set is made from 100% cotton with a puckered seersucker face, the crinkled texture you can see plainly across the cover and pillowcases. The reverse is a smoother percale, so each side offers a slightly different hand: the textured front on show, the flatter weave against you. It comes in a warm stone shade, a soft neutral beige that sits between the deeper linens and pale creams. The set is offered from single through to super king, so there is a fit for most beds.
Seersucker earns its keep in a bedroom because the raised and flat sections give the fabric a little lift off the skin, which many people find helps it feel cool and airy in warmer weather. The stone colourway is quiet enough to build a scheme around, working with dark metal bed frames, timber and rattan furniture, and the muted greens and greys shown alongside it here. If you like a relaxed, undone look, this is a cover that suits a bed that is lived in rather than pressed flat.
The cover fastens with buttons along the opening, a discreet closure that keeps the duvet from shifting overnight, and the whole set is garment-washed so it arrives with a lived-in softness rather than a crisp new-linen stiffness. Being pure cotton, it is breathable and takes a wash well, and the seersucker texture means it needs very little pressing to look right. Single includes one pillowcase; double, king and super king each include two. Pair it with plain or striped pillowcases to lean casual or neat, as your mood takes you.
Specification
| Material |
100% cotton, percale reverse |
| Design |
Plain seersucker, puckered texture |
| Construction |
Button fastening, garment-washed |
| Size |
Single to super king |
| Included |
Single: cover and one pillowcase; double to super king: cover and two pillowcases |
| Country of origin |
Not stated |
Frequently Asked
What is seersucker and how does it feel?
Seersucker is a fabric with a puckered, crinkled texture woven into it. The raised and flat sections lift slightly off the skin, which many people find feels light and airy to sleep under.
Is the whole set the same texture on both sides?
No. The front is the puckered seersucker texture you see in the photographs, while the reverse is a smoother percale cotton, so each side has a slightly different feel.
How many pillowcases come with each size?
The single includes one pillowcase, while the double, king and super king each include two pillowcases along with the duvet cover.
Does the seersucker need ironing?
The puckered texture is part of the design, so the cover is meant to look relaxed rather than pressed flat and generally needs very little ironing to look right.
What colour is Stone?
Stone is a warm neutral beige, soft and understated, sitting between deeper linen shades and pale creams as shown in the photographs.
How does the cover stay on the duvet?
The opening fastens with buttons, a discreet closure that holds the duvet neatly in place and stops it shifting around overnight.