Sophia Corduroy Cotton Duvet Cover

Name: Sophia Corduroy Cotton Duvet Cover
Brand: Dolce & Bianca
Price: 440.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

$440.00 CAD

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Corduroy, a fabric imbued with memories and nostalgia, reminds us of elegant royal attire, workers' overalls, and the iconic bell-bottoms of the 70s.

In its new collection, Dolce Bianca invites you on a journey through time with an authentic weave, blending old-world charm with durability, inspired by corduroy. We have replaced the traditional velour with cotton, renowned for its exceptional breathability, moisture-wicking properties, and long-lasting resilience, to offer you cool nights and unmatched comfort.

Crafted with care in Portugal, the Sophia duvet cover stands out with its corded cotton, bringing structure and character to your room, while the percale cotton reverse envelops you in softness and comfort. Slightly denser than a standard duvet cover, it promotes restful sleep and is especially soothing for those prone to anxiety and stress.

Sophia will be your perfect companion throughout the year and can even serve as a light cover during the summer.

Please note that while we strive to closely match the actual color of the fabric, color may vary between screens and real life.

Specifications :

Duvet Cover Sophia :

◆ 100% Corduroy Cotton & 100% Percale Cotton 200 Thread Count ◆ Zipper at the foot ◆ Presence of 4 loops at 4 corners to hang your duvet

Sophia shams:

◆ 100% Corduroy Cotton

Certifications:

◆ Oeko-Tex : Hypoallergenic, laboratory tested, free of toxic substances and without risk to the health of consumers

Wash and care incrustions :

Machine wash at 30 degrees on delicate cycle, dry in soft cycle or in the open air, iron at low heat, do not bleach.

MADE IN PORTUGAL 🇵🇹

Please note that we only refund items that haven’t been washed.

More details

From Egypt to Europe to here

Woven to Last

In 200 AD, Egyptian weavers in the capital of the time, Al Fustat, discovered how to blend thick twills and coarse satin fabrics to make them robust enough to withstand abrasion, and the result was something special. The European aristocracy and merchant classes valued them for their warmth and texture and began using them as padding beneath more decorative fabrics.

Coming soon: Learn more about the history