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Embroidered Duvet Covers and Bedding Sets

Embroidered covers are available in a variety of designs. Materials, colors, and embellishments combine to provide different aesthetic options. A new set could help to completely change the look of a bedroom.

Embroidered duvet covers and bedding sets are available in twin, full, queen, king, and California king sizes. Twin beds are typically utilized in children’s or dorm rooms and are the smallest size available. Full duvets are slightly smaller than queens while kings and California kings are the largest dimensions available. A king duvet is roughly the size of two twin sized duvets put together.

Materials involved in embroidered duvet covers and sets include cotton, linen, silk, cotton blends, cotton sateen, Egyptian cotton, microfiber, and polyester. Multiple textiles may be utilized in one duvet or set. Additionally, cotton is included in virtually all designs due to the nature of embroidery, which is largely made from cotton thread in various forms. Edging, tone-on-tone patterns, and various designs may further diversify comforters.

Embroidered duvet covers and bedding sets come in colors including beige, black, blue, gray, green, multicolored, red, and white. Some designs include more than one color. Be advised that caring for a duvet or set as efficiently as possible can help to retain true color.

Sets may include a skirt, decorative pillow, duvet cover, fitted sheet, flat sheet, and pillowcases. Some sets include all of these elements while others contain one or some of them.

• Skirts are made to attach to the top of the box spring below the mattress and hang down to cover the space below the bed so that it can be converted to storage.
• Decorative shams are designed to be removed at nighttime and replaced during the day.
• Comforter covers are pockets of fabric that cover an existing comforter.
• Fitted sheets have elastic around the edges to stay attached to the mattress
• Flat sheets are tucked into the bottom of the mattress and left open near the other end.
• Cases cover pillows used for sleeping during the night.

Refer to the garment tag on a duvet or set for the most efficient care tips. If the item can be machine-washed, consider distributing it evenly throughout the washer and using cool water with gentle detergent. If the item can be machine-dried, use a low to no heat cycle to avoid any damage to the embroidery or hang to dry.