Printed Duvet Cover Set with Flat Sheet

Bedding That Looks Right but Does Not Fit Your Duvet?

A coordinated bed starts with the correct dimensions, not just an appealing photograph. This printed duvet cover set with flat sheet brings the main bedding layers together, with three- and four-piece options that contain different pillowcase quantities. Compare your duvet and sheet requirements with the actual measurements before choosing, rather than relying on a regional bed-size name alone.

Coordinated Covers, Not a Filled Duvet

The set consists of a duvet cover, a flat sheet and either one or two pillowcases according to the selected option. A comforter, duvet filling, pillows and decorative accessories are not included. The main image shows a black-on-light scattered-dot pattern, while the selector offers sixteen numbered designs. Check the image for your chosen number rather than assuming all options share the main photograph's pattern.

Brushed Fabric With Polyester Listed

The main material and lining fields identify polyester, with brushed fabric, knitted construction and a recorded fabric weight of 90 gsm. A separate broad lining label mentions cotton polyester without supplying percentages. The set is therefore not presented as pure cotton or given an invented cotton content. The original colour-fastness field records grade 4 without naming a testing method; it is not expanded into a guarantee against fading.

Match the Available Set Contents

The 1.5 x 2 m three-piece option has a 150 x 200 cm duvet cover, 160 x 230 cm flat sheet and one 48 x 74 cm pillowcase. The 1.5 x 2 m four-piece option retains the same cover size but pairs it with a 200 x 230 cm sheet and two 48 x 74 cm pillowcases. This difference matters if you are deciding between the two similarly labelled cover options.

The 1.8 x 2.2 m four-piece option has a 180 x 220 cm cover, a 230 x 230 cm sheet and two 48 x 74 cm pillowcases. The 2 x 2.3 m four-piece option has a 200 x 230 cm cover, the same 230 x 230 cm sheet and two 48 x 74 cm pillowcases. Additional historical size information is retained below, but a size chart entry does not make an unlisted option available.

Choose Dimensions, Then Design

A flat sheet differs from an elasticated fitted sheet, so consider how you prefer to make the bed and how much tuck you need. Follow the item's care label; no verified wash temperature is supplied in the text. The style is simple, with origin recorded as Mainland China. For a room refresh that remains practical, start with the right cover dimensions, check the piece count and then choose the printed design that suits your room.

Original Size Reference

Original cover inch labels: 150 x 200 cm = 59 x 79 in; 180 x 220 cm = 71 x 87 in; 200 x 230 cm = 79 x 91 in; 220 x 240 cm = 87 x 95 in. Original sheet labels: 160 x 230 cm = 63 x 91 in; 200 x 230 cm = 79 x 91 in; 230 x 230 cm = 91 x 91 in; 230 x 250 cm = 91 x 98 in. Pillowcase: 48 x 74 cm = 19 x 29 in. The historical King entry pairs a 220 x 240 cm cover with a 230 x 250 cm sheet and two pillowcases; it is not currently a selectable size. Original bed-width guidance associates the three-piece set with 1.2 m, the smaller four-piece set with 1.5 m, the 180 x 220 cm cover set with 1.8 m, the 200 x 230 cm cover set with 2 m and the historical King entry with 2.2 m. Measure your own bedding rather than treating these labels as universal standards.