Tuur® Duvet Cover
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Made from natural materials
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Stays in place all night thanks to the bottleneck insertion
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Choose from 3 stylish colors
Why choose a cotton duvet cover?
The Tuur® cotton duvet cover is made of GOTS-certified cotton: soft on your skin and pleasant to sleep under. This duvet cover is breathable and easy to care for.
Cotton is a natural fibre that lets air through and absorbs moisture well. That way you sleep every night under a duvet cover that feels comfortable.
With attention to comfort and aesthetics, this cotton duvet cover is a good choice for anyone who wants a restful night without compromising on quality or style.
Bottle neck opening for easy making
Thanks to the bottle neck opening of this duvet cover, your bed is made in no time. The duvet slides in easily and stays neatly in place all night, without shifting or slipping out of the corners. So you enjoy undisturbed sleeping comfort under your cotton duvet cover every night.
Who is this duvet cover ideal for?
The Tuur® cotton duvet cover is a good choice for a wide group of sleepers:
- People with sensitive skin: the fabric is OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified and tested for harmful substances.
- Warm sleepers: the open fibre structure of cotton lets air through, so you sleep fresher.
- Conscious consumers: this duvet cover is GOTS-certified.
Carefully chosen materials.
GOTS, Global Organic Textile Standard (textile)
The textile is GOTS-certified.
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 (textile)
The textile is certified according to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 and tested for harmful substances.
Frequently asked questions about duvet covers
Wash your duvet cover every 1 to 2 weeks - you sleep in direct contact with it for 6 to 8 hours every night.
• At least once a month
• More frequently when ill or during hot summers
• The Tuur® Duvet Cover in GOTS-certified cotton is soft and easy to care for
Wash the Tuur® Duvet Cover at 40°C for regular maintenance, or at 60°C for more intensive cleaning.
• 40°C: sufficient for weekly washing
• 60°C: for a thorough clean
• Avoid 90°C: cotton shrinks and loses colour fastness