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Wouldn't recommend this supplier to anyone, purchased duvet cover online but colour nothing like the photo. Asked for return but only option they offered involved round trip of 80 miles, they are obviously unaware that not everybody lives in suburban areas. When we requested alternative they advised Royal Mail but at our cost, Caveat emptor certainly applies to this company.
Ordered a duvet cover and washed it in quick wash and the dye has went all over and they're saying it has a marble effect 🤣🤣🤣 ,wouldn't recommend them ,materials paper thin also
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