Crinkled double-layer cotton gauze that softens with every wash

This duvet cover is woven from two layers of pure cotton gauze, the lightweight crinkled weave that traps a thin cushion of air and breathes through warm and cool nights alike. The surface has a gently puckered, lived-in texture from the first night, and the cotton is preshrunk so the fit on your duvet stays true after washing.

The cover closes over your duvet and you choose the edge finish that suits your bed: bound edges give a clean piped border, while hemmed edges keep the look soft and unstructured. It comes in seven muted shades, Turmeric, Smoke Green, Light Gray, Lilac, Khaki, Burgundy and White, each one easy to layer with plain sheets.

Key Benefits

• Double-layer gauze Two bonded layers of cotton give an airy, breathable cover that feels light in summer and cosy in winter.
• Crinkled soft texture The puckered weave needs no ironing and grows softer with each wash.
• Preshrunk cotton The fabric is preshrunk so the cover keeps its fit on your duvet after laundering.
• Bound or hemmed edges Pick a piped bound border or a relaxed hemmed finish to match your bedroom.
• Five sizes From 130x150cm up to 200x230cm to fit single through to king duvets.
• Seven muted shades A calm palette that pairs easily with existing sheets and throws.

Best for: dressing a duvet in breathable cotton gauze for year-round sleep.

Why It Works

Cotton gauze sleeps well because the open, double-layer weave moves air instead of trapping heat, so the cover feels temperate rather than stuffy. The crinkled surface hides creases and only improves with washing, which makes this a low-fuss cover you can use night after night without reaching for an iron.

Quick Product Facts: Material: double-layer pure cotton gauze; Weave: crinkled breathable gauze; Finish: preshrunk; Edge options: bound or hemmed; Sizes: 130x150cm, 150x200cm, 200x230cm; Colors: Turmeric, Smoke Green, Light Gray, Lilac, Khaki, Burgundy, White; Includes: one duvet cover in the selected variant.

How It Fits Your Routine

Slip the cover over your duvet and fasten the closure, then smooth the crinkled gauze flat by hand; the relaxed texture means there is nothing to press or steam.

Machine wash it cool on a gentle cycle and line dry or tumble dry low. The gauze comes out a little softer each time, so the cover that dresses your bed today only gets more comfortable over the months.

FAQ

Is cotton gauze warm enough for winter? The double layer traps a pocket of air, so it stays cosy in winter while breathing freely in summer.

What is the difference between bound and hemmed edges? Bound edges have a clean piped border; hemmed edges have a softer, unstructured finish. Both are sewn from the same cotton gauze.

Does it shrink in the wash? The cotton is preshrunk, so it keeps its fit when washed cool and dried gently.

Does it need ironing? No. The crinkled weave is meant to look relaxed, so you can skip the iron.