Picton European Pillowcase
The Picton European Pillowcase invites warm berry tones into your bedroom.
The pillowcase is made with a beautiful blend of linen and cotton, and is pre-washed for extra softness.
Please note, bedding sizes differ between countries. Refer to the product dimensions and size guide below, and measure against your own bed. Pillowcases are sold separately.
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25.59"L x 25.59"W
55% Linen. 45% Cotton
OEKO-TEX certified
Country of Origin:
India
Care Instructions:
Cold gentle machine wash. Drip dry in shade or tumble dry on low. Warm iron if required. Dry cleanable. Fabric fades over time. We recommend avoiding direct light sources.
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