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100% COTTON DUVET COVER - good thing or bad thing?

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ja9 · 31/03/2008 22:32

PLease help answer a query for my mil - she has bought new bedclothes but is having second thoughts...

Will 100% cotton duvet cover crease too much and so look messy after one night in it?

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ja9 · 31/03/2008 22:39

forgot to say please!

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Qally · 01/04/2008 03:19

It will crease, yep, but if good quality cotton it looks rather nicely rumpled, not ratty, IMO, as long as she shakes it out every morning and smoothes. I loathe anything else - polycotton included. We had really fab Eqyptian cotton bedlinen on our wedding list and I love it, three years on.

frisbyrat · 01/04/2008 06:36

A vote here for pure cotton. I find polycotton sweaty and the texture unpleasantly 'cheap' feeling. God, I am such a snob.

My mil wouldn't buy anything but polycotton.

ja9 · 01/04/2008 12:46

THANK YOU!

Will fwd your thoughts to her...

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EffiePerine · 01/04/2008 12:47

Cotton much, much better. Can;t answer on the creasing issue as I never notice (and the bed is rarely made anyway)

Drusilla · 01/04/2008 12:49

Abd if you buy good quality then the older it gets the better it will feel.

MrsBadger · 01/04/2008 12:51

am a fence sitter

100% cotton feels nice, even if it's cheap, but only looks uncreased if it's expensive

really expensive high thread count 50-50 polycotton percale feels nice and looks nice, and doesn't bobble ever.

cheap polycotton mings.

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