Cold water on a normal cycle. Keep the comforter away from anything with zips, hooks or velcro, which snag the quilting.
Size & care
Will it fit your bed?
Short answer: if you sleep on a standard queen, yes. Here are the exact measurements for all seven pieces, plus what to check if you have a deep mattress or a topper.
Every measurement
| Piece | Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ComforterSquare cut, generous drop | 216 × 216 cm | Square cut, generous drop |
| Flat sheetTucks in on all sides | 245 × 265 cm | Tucks in on all sides |
| Fitted sheet40 cm deep pockets | 152 × 203 cm | 40 cm deep pockets |
| Pillow shamsSet of two | 51 × 66 cm | Set of two |
| PillowcasesSet of two, envelope closure | 51 × 76 cm | Set of two, envelope closure |
| Accent cushionQuilted decorative | 45 × 45 cm | Quilted decorative |
All measurements are approximate and taken flat, before washing.
Deep mattresses & toppers
The fitted sheet has 40 cm pockets, which is deeper than most standard sheets. That covers almost every mattress sold today, including pillow-tops.
- Standard queen mattress (20–25 cm)
- A comfortable, slightly relaxed fit. The sheet sits flat and stays put.
- Deep mattress (30–35 cm)
- The intended fit. Corners stay fully tucked with room to spare underneath.
- Deep mattress plus a thick topper (40 cm+)
- Right at the limit. It will fit, but if you have a very thick topper, measure your total height first — and get in touch if you're unsure.
Washing & drying
Two settings on your machine and no special detergent. The full routine is below.
Tumble dry low, and take it out while it's still slightly warm. Over-drying is what flattens a quilted comforter.
Smooth it straight onto the bed while warm so the quilting settles evenly. No ironing, no steaming needed.
Avoid high heat
Hot water and a hot dryer are the two things that age a comforter fastest. Cold wash and low heat will keep the fill lofted and the colour true for years of weekly washing.