Why this children's duvet cover?
- 400 TC organic bamboo — equivalent to 1,200 TC cotton
- Continuous tuck-in flap — holds the duvet in place even with active sleepers (no buttons or zips to fiddle with)
- ECOCERT & OEKO-TEX® certified — verified organic, verified safe
- Hypoallergenic & dust-mite resistant — matters for children with allergies, eczema or asthma
- Moisture-wicking: a duvet cover that breathes, no clammy waking
- Cuddle Nature colour — size 70x100
About Cuddle Nature
Cuddle Nature is a soft, warm cream — the colour of natural, unbleached cotton and the inside of a coconut shell. It's gender-neutral, calming and works in any nursery or children's room without dominating the space. Easy to combine with wood, rattan, woven baskets and soft pastels.
The continuous tuck-in flap — why it matters for kids
Children move more in their sleep than adults. A duvet cover with a button or zip opening means the duvet bunches up in one corner by morning. Our continuous tuck-in flap runs the full width underneath the cover — you tuck it under the mattress, and the duvet stays put. No middle-of-the-night cover wrestling. See tuck-in flap vs button closure for the comparison.
What does 400 TC mean?
TC stands for Thread Count — the number of threads woven into one square inch. Our Premium bamboo bedding has 400 TC, with 200 horizontal and 200 vertical threads per cm². Because bamboo fibres are finer and stronger than cotton, 400 TC bamboo gives the same dense, silky feel as 1,200 TC cotton — without the heavy weight. The fabric drapes well, feels cool to the touch and softens with every wash.
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Made consciously
Bamboo is one of the most sustainable fibres available. It grows up to a metre per day without pesticides, fertilisers or irrigation, and produces 35% more oxygen than the same area of trees. Our bamboo is grown organically and processed under ECOCERT and OEKO-TEX® standards.
Care instructions
Wash at 30°C on a delicate cycle with similar colours. Skip fabric softener — it coats the bamboo fibre and reduces breathability. Tumble dry on low or line dry. Iron on low if you prefer a crisper finish. Bamboo gets softer with every wash, so the longer you sleep on it, the better it feels.
