The Linen duvet cover we can according to customer request .terse button closure , Tie closure . or ruffle , lace edge .
Product Description
Item :Linen bedding sets 100%Pure french Linen
material :100% French Linen
fabric weight :163gsm
color :30color for choose
1sets contain 1 piece duvet cover ,2 piece pillowcase
the pillowcase with 4cm border , terse style pillowcase , welcome contact with us ,
OEM,ODM,drop ship .
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Tips : All sizes and all Colors can be customized, just send us a message, you will hear back from us within 9 hour.
Size |
item |
Size details |
Au king |
1x duvet cover |
240*210cm |
2x pillowcase |
50*75cm |
|
Au Queen |
1x duvet cover |
210*210cm |
2x pillowcase |
50*75cm |
|
Cal king |
1x duvet cover |
269*228cm |
2x pillowcase |
50*92cm |
|
King |
1x duvet cover |
265*235cm |
2x pillowcase |
50*92cm |
|
Queen |
1x duvet cover |
224*235cm |
2x pillowcase |
50*75cm |
|
Full |
1x duvet cover |
220*200cm |
2x pillowcase |
50*75cm |
|
Twin |
1x duvet cover |
150*200cm |
2x pillowcase |
50*66cm |
|
XL twin |
1x duvet cover |
173*218cm |
2x pillowcase |
50*66cm |
Detailed Images
stripe Linen color card ,
fabric width 280CM
How to Iron?
Linen will always have natural wrinkles after washing. This gives the rustic and modern look to your linen.
No need to iron! You can flat and smooth your towel by shaking it with your hands.
If you would like to have it pressed,
use low temperature iron while
it’s still damp. Use a damp tower to overlay on linen when pressing a dry linen.
it’s still damp. Use a damp tower to overlay on linen when pressing a dry linen.
How to washing?
- -linen can be both hand washed and machine washed .
....Wash your linen at low temperature (30C / 104F or lower)
.....Wash white, light and dark color linens separately.
....If possible, wash separately from other fabrics as well.
....Use gentle/delicate cycle at your machine with mild detergent.
--Do not bleach.
--Don't expose yourself to too much sun
About Linen
Flax is one of the oldest textile fibers in the world. The oldest woven garment dates back to the time of Ancient Egypt, approximately 5000 years ago. Linen was brought to Europe through trade and around the 13th century, Western Europe had become the world’s center for the flax industry, peaking in the 1800s.
Since its arrival, flax has always been present in Western Europe because the plant grows best here. temperate climate ensures the ideal alternation of sun and rain for a large and strong plant. The longer and stronger the fiber, the better the quality of the linen. More than 75% of flax fibers used worldwide to weave linen fabric come from France, Belgium and the Netherlands.To enable the separation of fiber from plant, flax is retted. The plant is left lying on the field for up to 6 weeks while nature takes its course. The green stem dries out and turns woody and brown. The exact color depends on the amount of sun and rain during the retting process.
The unique beige color of linen fabric is the natural hue of flax, the color of nature. You can find these colors in the shop as flax, natural and oyster. These products are not dyed, only washed or bleached. It’s linen in its most natural form!
Flax is a strong fiber. It requires great knowledge to weave the stiff fiber into a quality fabric. A high-quality linen fabric can last years and has a high resistance to wear and tear.
Linen yarns have a very specific irregular structure and create the unique look of the fabric.
Flax fiber is hollow on the inside and can absorb moisture well, in fact a linen fabric can absorb up to 20% of its own weight in water! The fiber also releases the moisture easily, which makes the fabric dry quickly. A useful characteristic in towels, bath linen and bed linen.
Flax fiber has great thermoregulating qualities ; the hollow strucuture of the fiber breathes and makes it cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
