Ramble Cotton Striped Duvet Cover Set - Natural

The Ramble duvet cover set is made from 100% cotton and carries a soft, neutral striped ground scattered with embroidered, tufted bees. The stripes run in muted natural tones and the bees sit raised against the cloth, worked in yellow, gold and soft brown thread with fine wing detail. Being pure cotton, it is breathable and takes a wash well, which matters for something you sleep against night after night. The set comes in four sizes, from single through to super king, so you can match it to your own bed.

This is a set for a bedroom that leans towards the countryside look, and it sits comfortably against painted panelling, wooden furniture and warm, earthy accents. The natural striped background is quiet enough to build a room around, while the embroidered bees give it character up close. It pairs happily with a mustard or ochre cushion and a woven throw at the foot of the bed, though the set itself is the cover and pillowcases rather than any of the extras shown alongside it. The neutral palette means it works in a guest room just as well as a main bedroom.

The bees are embroidered and tufted, which gives a tactile, slightly raised surface you notice when you run a hand across it, and the cover closes with buttons to keep the duvet in place. As a single set it includes one pillowcase; the double, king and super king each include two. Because it is cotton throughout, expect it to soften with washing and to feel cooler in summer than a synthetic blend would. If you like the look, the striped bee motif carries through the range so you can build the scheme out further.

What is the duvet cover made from?

It is made from 100% cotton throughout, which is breathable and soft, and tends to feel cooler in summer than a synthetic blend.

How many pillowcases come with each size?

The single set includes one pillowcase, while the double, king and super king sets each include two pillowcases to match.

What are the bees on the fabric like?

The bees are embroidered and tufted, so they sit slightly raised from the cloth and give a tactile surface you can feel under your hand.

How does the cover stay closed?

The cover fastens with buttons along the opening, which keep the duvet held in place and stop it shifting around while you sleep.

Will the cotton soften over time?

Cotton generally softens with repeated washing, so you can expect the fabric to feel a little more relaxed against the skin after a few laundry cycles.