Jacquard Bedding Sets UK | Egyptian Cotton Duvet Covers

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Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1000TC | Golden Branch

From £214.54

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1200TC | Golden Swirl

From £287.26

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1000TC | Black Trim Ruffle

From £203.38

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 800TC | Floral Stem

From £151.90

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1200TC | Copper Leopard

From £253.42

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1200TC | Blue Marble

From £297.34

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 800TC | Wheat Ear

From £158.38

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1000TC | Scroll Lace

From £214.54

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1200TC | Wild Safari

From £237.22

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1200TC | Jade Garden

From £252.63

Butterfly Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1000TC | Olive Butterfly

From £219.22

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 600TC | Dove Grey

From £160.54

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1200TC | Silver Arc

From £248.87

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1000TC | Blush Blossom

From £238.66

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1000TC | Champagne Trellis

From £223.54

Silk and Egyptian Cotton Jacquard Bedding Set 1200TC | Ivory Stripe

From £375.10

Jacquard Egyptian Cotton Bedding Set 1200TC | Emerald Gold

From £255.22

What Makes Jacquard Bedding Different

Most patterned bedding is printed. The colour sits on top of the fabric, and over many washes it can soften or wear. Jacquard works the other way round. The pattern is woven into the cloth on a special loom, so it is part of the fabric itself. Run your hand over a jacquard duvet cover and you can feel the design as well as see it. Most of our jacquard bedding sets are made from Egyptian cotton, and a few use silk or satin blends for extra shine.

Jacquard Patterns You Will Find Here

The range goes well beyond plain damask. There are geometric and stripe designs for a modern bedroom, and floral stems, butterflies, trellis and scroll patterns for a softer look. A few designs are bolder, such as leopard, marble and safari prints. Colours run from greige, ivory and dove grey to lavender, blush, olive and emerald with gold. Tone on tone designs are subtle and change with the light, while contrast colours stand out more. Some of the sets also have embroidery on top of the woven pattern.

Is Jacquard Bedding Worth the Extra Cost?

Jacquard usually costs more than plain or printed bedding, because weaving a pattern takes more time and more thread. What you get is texture, weight and a duvet cover that looks finished without any styling. It drapes well and tends to look smart even when the bed is not perfectly made. The trade off is that it can feel heavier than plain cotton, so if you sleep hot you may prefer one of the lower thread counts. Thread counts in this collection run from 600TC to 1500TC.

How to Look After Jacquard Bedding

A little care goes a long way. Wash your jacquard bedding inside out on a gentle cycle at 30 to 40 degrees, and skip bleach and fabric softener. Take it out of the dryer while it is still slightly damp so it does not crease hard. If you need to iron, use a low heat on the reverse side, or hang it and use a steamer. Keep rings, zips and velcro away from the cover, as the raised weave can catch. Every order comes with free UK delivery and 30 day returns.

Jacquard Bedding - FAQs

What is jacquard bedding?

Jacquard bedding is made on a jacquard loom, which weaves the pattern directly into the fabric. The design is created by the way the threads interlace, not by dye on the surface. This gives the cloth a raised, textured feel that you can see and touch.

What is the difference between jacquard and printed bedding?

Printed bedding has colour applied to the surface of the fabric, so the cloth stays flat and smooth. Jacquard bedding has the pattern woven in, so it has texture and the design cannot wear off the surface. Printed designs usually show more colour detail, while jacquard shows more depth.

Does jacquard bedding feel rough?

It has more texture than plain bedding, but it should not feel rough when it is made from good cotton. The raised pattern is a surface detail, and the fabric underneath can still be soft. The fibre type, thread count and finish decide how soft it feels.

Is jacquard bedding too warm for summer?

Jacquard is often a denser weave, so it can feel heavier than plain cotton. Cotton jacquard still lets air through, but hot sleepers may prefer a lower thread count or a lighter duvet in summer. Warmth also depends on the duvet and the room.

How do I wash jacquard bedding?

Follow the care label first. Jacquard bedding is usually washed inside out on a gentle cycle at 30 to 40 degrees Celsius with a mild detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softener, as they can dull the fabric and flatten the texture.

How do I stop jacquard bedding from creasing?

Do not overload the machine, and take the cover out of the dryer while it is slightly damp. Smooth it by hand and put it on the bed straight away. If creases remain, use a steamer or iron on a low heat on the reverse side.

Does jacquard bedding snag easily?

The raised weave can catch on rough surfaces such as rings, zips and velcro. Closing zips and fastenings before washing and keeping jewellery away from the bed reduces the risk. A tight, dense weave resists snagging better than a loose one.

What is the difference between jacquard and damask?

Jacquard describes how the pattern is made, by weaving it on a jacquard loom. Damask is one type of jacquard weave, known for flat, reversible patterns that show as matt and shiny areas. So all damask is jacquard, but not all jacquard is damask.