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DAPU
100% French Linen Duvet Cover Set
$100 to $220
Key Highlights & Architectural Merits
- Woven from 100% Normandy French flax linen at 170GSM
- Hollow fiber core wicks moisture and regulates temperature
- OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified non-toxic and hypoallergenic
- Pre-washed stone wash treatment softens permanently over time
The Editorial Perspective
Synthetic blends trap heat and rarely improve with age. This duvet cover uses 100% French flax linen at 170GSM, woven with a hollow fiber structure that pulls moisture away from the body through the night. It arrives with a crisp hand and softens permanently with each wash, aging into the bed rather than wearing out.
Strengths & Considerations
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What We Admire
- Hollow linen fiber wicks moisture and regulates temperature overnight
- 170GSM French flax softens with every wash rather than wearing thin
- OEKO-TEX certified, safe for sensitive skin
Points of Consideration
- Feels crisp out of the package until it has been washed a few times
- Needs gentle wash cycles and low-heat drying to maintain fiber strength
- Wrinkles naturally and will not hold a rigid pressed look
Object Specifications
An Object of Lasting Distinction
Synthetic blends trap heat and rarely improve with age. This duvet cover uses 100% French flax linen at 170GSM, woven with a hollow fiber structure that pulls moisture away from the body through the night. It arrives with a crisp hand and softens permanently with each wash, aging into the bed rather than wearing out.
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