Duvet Covers

Organic cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers and certified through standards like GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), which also requires safer dyes and processing chemicals. The fiber itself feels similar to conventional cotton, but the certification chain means the cover that ends up on your bed has fewer residual chemicals — relevant if you have sensitive skin or want to know more about how your bedding is made.

Yes. Machine wash cold or warm on a gentle cycle with mild detergent, then tumble dry on low or hang dry. Cold water and low heat preserve the soft-washed finish and color. Avoid bleach and fabric softener — both shorten the life of cotton fibers.

Percale has a crisp, cool, lightly textured hand — woven one over, one under for a matte finish that breathes especially well in warm weather. Sateen has a smooth, silky drape and slight sheen — woven with more threads on the surface, which traps a little more warmth and shows off color richness. Percale runs cooler; sateen runs softer. Both wash and wear well.

Yes. Quince duvet covers are sized to standard US duvet insert dimensions (Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, King/Cal King). Interior corner ties and a hidden button closure keep the insert in place and centered.

Pull the cover out of the dryer while still slightly damp and shake it out before laying it flat or making the bed. The residual moisture relaxes most wrinkles. If you prefer crisp, use a steam iron on the cotton setting. Some shoppers prefer the lived-in look of cotton straight from the line — both are fine.

GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) is a third-party certification covering organic fibers, processing chemicals, and labor practices. A GOTS-certified duvet cover has been audited at every step — from the farm where the cotton was grown through the mill, dye house, and finishing. It is the most widely recognized organic textile standard for bedding.