What fabric and weave is the Tat Cotton Duvet Cover made from?

The Tat Cotton Duvet Cover is 100% cotton in a percale weave with a 225 thread count, garment-washed and dyed using non-toxic dyes. The base fabric is MATTEO's Nap percale, woven from 40s single-strand yarn, which has a crisp finish that softens with every wash.

What makes the tattered ruffle border on the Tat Cotton Duvet Cover?

The ruffle border is a deconstructed take on a traditional ruffle: MATTEO exposed the fine stitching details normally hidden beneath the seam and left the edges raw. Getting the ruffle right required months of adjusting ruffle length and sewing tension, along with custom-developed ruching and shirring machines and a novel cutting technique.

What size Tat Cotton Duvet Cover should I order?

The King measures 108 x 94 inches (274 x 239 cm) and the Queen measures 90 x 94 inches (229 x 239 cm); MATTEO recommends the King for a Cal-King bed and the Queen for a Full bed. The duvet covers are cut generously, so check your insert dimensions before ordering to get the fit you prefer.

How do I care for the Tat Cotton Duvet Cover's raw-edge ruffle?

Wash the duvet cover on a gentle or delicate cycle in cold water inside a mesh laundry bag, using a mild, non-enzymatic detergent. Air dry flat or hang dry; avoid tumble drying, which can deteriorate the raw edges. If any loose threads appear over time, trim them carefully with sharp scissors rather than pulling.

Tat Cotton Duvet Cover

100% Cotton | 225 Thread Count | Percale Weave | Garment-Dyed

$715

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Description

Our Tat Cotton duvet cover has a tattered ruffle border and a hidden YKK zipper.

Our duvet covers are designed with zipper closures for ease of use and a sleek look.

Our duvet covers are cut generously. Check sizing on your insert to make sure you get the fit you prefer.

We recommend a King Duvet Cover for a Cal-King Bed and a Queen Duvet Cover for a Full bed.

100% Cotton
Garment-washed and dyed using non-toxic dyes
Percale weave
225 Thread count

Fabric

A cotton version of our classic Tat Linen collection! Our Tat collection is a true labor of love. We took a traditional ruffle detail and deconstructed it. We exposed the fine stitching details that are usually hidden underneath the seam and left the edges raw. We spent months adjusting the ruffle length and sewing tension.We even had to develop special ruching and shirring machines along with a novel cutting technique to get the ruffle just ruffle just right. It was worth it!

Tat Cotton uses our Nap percale as a base fabric. Nap is woven with the finest 40s single-strand yarn available. This percale has a nice crisp finish that recalls the comfort of a lightly-starched white dress shirt. Nap will get softer and softer with every washing and it will be a favorite in your linen closet for many, many years.

Care Details

FRAY-EDGE MATERIAL

Gentle Washing Only
Always wash frayed or raw-edge fabric on a gentle or delicate cycle using cold water. Avoid harsh agitation, which can accelerate fraying beyond the intended design.

Use a Mesh Laundry Bag
Place the sham inside a mesh laundry bag before washing to reduce friction and prevent threads from catching on other items or machine parts.

Mild Detergents
Use mild, non-enzymatic detergents. Avoid bleach or strong chemicals, which can weaken the fabric and increase fraying.

Air Dry
Lay flat to dry or hang dry. Do not tumble dry, as the tumbling action can rapidly deteriorate the raw edges. If necessary, fluff briefly on low or no heat to soften the fabric after air drying.

Trim with Care
Over time, some additional fraying may naturally occur. Gently trim loose threads with sharp scissors—never pull them, as that can worsen the damage.

Avoid Ironing Over Edges
If ironing is needed, avoid pressing directly on the frayed edges, as the heat can cause further unraveling or distortion. Use a pressing cloth and low heat setting if ironing the body of the sham.

Wash

Wash should be separated into light & dark colors. Do not overload machine as this will damage long cotton fibers. We recommend a lukewarm wash cycle with a gentle detergent & a cool rinse.

Bleach may be used on white cotton bed linens only. Avoid using products that contain whitening agents such as chlorine bleach, alpha hydroxy acids and benzoyl peroxide on garment-dyed items. The reactive dyes used for garment-dyeing are not resistant to these whitening agents.

The largest challenge with garment-dyeing is the truth that it is an art, and not a science. We must allow for a shade variation of +/- 10% from dye-lot to dye-lot.

Learn more about Garment-Dyeing.

Drying

Tumble dry with low heat.Remove bed linens promptly from the machine to reduce wrinkling. For best results, line dry.

Ironing

We at MATTEO tend to prefer a lived-in look, as such, you don't find us ironing our sheets too frequently. If you prefer a crisp looking bed, our cotton bed linens should be pressed while slightly damp using the Lightweight Cotton or Medium setting.