About this item
Product Details
| Code | : DVQ-516 |
| Size | : 88X90 |
Channel the handsome and brooding style of the Scottish moors with our Highland Plaid Duvet Cover/Comforter. Crafted from a russet brown flannel and trimmed with a rich chocolate welt, this distinguished design blends classic detail with welcoming warmth. Faux leather buttons elevate the duvet’s closure with dapper detail. Pair with the rest of our Highland bedding collection, or mix-and-match to create your own refined bedscape.
Duvet Cover
Comforter
- Duvet cover or comforter in a 100% cotton, flannel plaid fabric
- Reverses to Hamish Khaki
- Small welt edge finish
- Dry clean only
Duvet Cover
- Leather-braided button closure for easy use
- Ties inside all four corners for easy attachment
Comforter
- Carmichael Umber as face fabric and Hamish Khaki as reverse fabric with 1” polyester batting secured inside
- Button-tufted style is tufted with buttons on face and reverse
- Hand-tacked style has barely noticeable stitches on face and reverse
Order Swatches
Front Fabric
Carmichael Umber
Code: FB3-069
Vertical Repeat: 10 in
Horizontal Repeat: 10 in
Content: 100% Cotton
Product Care: WS
Direction: Up the Roll
Rub Result: Heavy
Finish: Brushed
Vertical Repeat: 10 in
Horizontal Repeat: 10 in
Content: 100% Cotton
Product Care: WS
Direction: Up the Roll
Rub Result: Heavy
Finish: Brushed
Back Fabric
Hamish Khaki
Code: FB2-046
Vertical Repeat: 0.13 in
Horizontal Repeat: 0.63 in
Content: 100% Polyester
Product Care: W
Direction: Up the Roll
Rub Result: Heavy
Flame Resistance: CAL117, NFPA 260
Vertical Repeat: 0.13 in
Horizontal Repeat: 0.63 in
Content: 100% Polyester
Product Care: W
Direction: Up the Roll
Rub Result: Heavy
Flame Resistance: CAL117, NFPA 260
Brand
Welcome to Eastern Accents. Dedicated to crafting the very finest soft home decor for over 30 years, we are a Chicago-based team with a passion for beautiful textiles and trend-leading design. Our line includes luxury bedding, draperies, fine linens, and more home decor made in America to last.
