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Type: Duvet Cover Set, No Comforter
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Material: 20% Silk & 80% Azelon
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Thread Count: 250
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Crafts: Twill, Reactive Printing, Quilting
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Season: Spring, Summer, Autumn
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Pattern: Geometric Abstraction
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Color: Water Blue
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Style: Royal, Luxury, Western, Hotel
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Features: Button Duvet Cover, Rectangular Flat Sheet, Envelope Pillow Sham
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Origin: NanTong, China
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Unit Packing: 1 Set / PVC Bag
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Care Instruction: Machine Wash, Wash Separately, Do Not Bleach, Nedium Iron
Product Dimensions
Full Size: 4 Pieces
Includes: 1pc Duvet Cover, 2pc Pillow Shams, 1pc Flat Sheet
Duvet Cover: 200*230cm (79"*91")
Pillow Sham: 48*74cm (19"*29")
Flat Sheet: 230*250cm (91"*98")
Queen Size: 4 Pieces
Includes: 1pc Duvet Cover, 2pc Pillow Shams, 1pc Flat Sheet
Duvet Cover: 220*240cm (87"*94")
Pillow Sham: 48*74cm (19"*29")
Flat Sheet: 250*270cm (98"*106")
Are usually silk duvet sets worth the money? Do a person use silk bedding? Man made fibre fabric is woven out of very strong plus lasting fibers. Silk is definitely soft to the contact and is an excellent organic, breathable fabric which will last for many washings and turn into softer in time. Man made fibre fibers have duel characteristics because they keep you cozy when it is wintry and also wick away moisture from your entire body in the heat. I really like silk and would buy it anytime if provided the choice. So, the silk duvet cover is definitely well worth the cash. I might, however, use cotton sheets with a higher thread count.
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