300 TC Duvet Cover Set | Sateen | GOTS + Fairtrade Certified Organic Cotton
300 TC Duvet Cover Set
100% GOTS + Fairtrade Certified Organic Cotton | Sateen Weave
A duvet cover built on the same certification standard as the percale sheets — organic cotton and fair labor, both independently verified.
Woven at 300 thread count in sateen, the fabric has a soft, silky hand that feels more luxurious than percale while staying naturally breathable and cooling rather than trapping heat. It's non-toxic and hypoallergenic throughout, suited to sensitive skin without sacrificing the refined feel. Decorative flange detailing on the shams adds a tailored edge, and a button closure keeps the duvet insert secure without the bulk of a zipper. Ethically made in India under the same Fairtrade standard as the rest of the collection.
Cal King, King, Queen, and Full sets include a duvet cover and two shams; Twin and Twin XL include a duvet cover and one sham. Fully machine washable and dryer-safe despite the higher-end sateen construction.
Product details:
- 100% GOTS-Certified and Fairtrade-Certified organic cotton
- Ethically made in India
- 300 thread count sateen weave
- Decorative flange detailing on shams
- Non-toxic, hypoallergenic
- Naturally breathable and cooling
- Button closure
- Cal King/King/Queen/Full: 1 duvet cover, 2 shams
- Twin/Twin XL: 1 duvet cover, 1 sham
- Machine washable, tumble dry
Why we love it:
- Dual certification — GOTS and Fairtrade — verifies both the organic cotton and the labor behind it
- Sateen weave delivers a genuinely soft, silky feel while staying breathable
- Flange detailing on the shams adds a tailored look without extra ornamentation
- Button closure keeps the insert secure without a bulky zipper
- Easy care despite premium construction — no special washing instructions
Native Manor Note: A duvet cover this soft usually comes without knowing what's actually in the fabric or who made it. This one answers both — GOTS-certified organic cotton, Fairtrade labor standards, and a sateen weave refined enough to notice the first night.