Picton Duvet Cover
The Picton Duvet Cover invites warm berry tones into your bedroom.
The duvet cover is made with a beautiful blend of linen and cotton, and is pre-washed for extra softness.
Please note, bedding sizes differ between countries. Our duvet covers, sheets, and pillowcases are based to fit standard New Zealand sizes. Please check the product dimensions and size guide below against your own bed.
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180x210cm
55% Linen. 45% Cotton
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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