What makes a duvet cover "pintuck"
Pintuck describes the stitching, not the fabric: rows of fabric are pinched and sewn down at regular intervals across the cover, creating a raised, ridged texture rather than a flat surface. It's the same construction you'll usually see on higher-end hotel bedding, and it reads as more dressed-up than a plain or single-print cover without needing a busy pattern to do it.
Soft microfibre, six colours
Every cover in this range is made from soft microfibre rather than cotton, which is why they come out of the wash quicker, resist creasing better, and don't need ironing to look tidy on the bed. You get six colours to choose from — White, Soft Pink, Charcoal, Silver, Navy Blue and Plum — so whether you want something bright and simple or something darker for a bedroom that leans more contemporary, it's one range rather than a search across several.
Sizing and what's in the set
Every set includes the duvet cover plus two matching pillowcases (50 x 75cm, standard UK size).
- Single: 137 x 200cm
- Double: 200 x 200cm
- King: 230 x 220cm
- Super King: 260 x 220cm
Match the cover to the actual size of your duvet rather than your bed size — a double bed with a king-size duvet on it is a genuinely common choice if you like extra overhang, but the cover still needs to match the duvet, not the mattress. The cover closes with a hidden popper strip along the opening, so there's no zip to catch on the fabric and nothing visible once it's on the bed.
Washing and care
Machine washable, no bleach, tumble dry on a low setting. Wash similar colours together — Charcoal and Navy Blue are strong enough to affect paler colours if they end up in the same load, which is really just the same advice you'd follow for any dark, richly coloured bedding.
Looking for a smaller colour edit? Explore our Deluxe Pintuck duvet covers in Charcoal, Pink and Silver.