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We know you love our St. Barts colors and the light, cool texture of this 100% European linen, so we bundled the essential St. Barts elements for your bed: a duvet cover and two shams (note: one sham included for twin size). St. Barts Aqua, Mix, and Storm come with coconut buttons for closure on the duvet & shams, while Ink comes with invisible zippers.
Please note in Comments during Checkout if you have a different closure preference (coconut buttons or invisible zippers).
Looking for a good pillow and comforter?
Our dreamy comforters and pillows are sustainably crafted in Canada with the highest-quality materials for ultimate comfort. We have pillows available In 3 densities for every type of sleeper and comforters in both lightweight and all-season weights to suit your sleep all year long.
Material: Woven from 100% European Flax. Midweight "St Barts" 5.7oz/sq.yd
Dimensions: This is a bundle of several products. See individual product pages for measurements.
Care: Machine wash with a small amount of gentle detergent, not Tide. Tumble dry on hot or medium, and remove from the dryer while still very slightly damp so wrinkles do not set. Shake the fabric out flat and smooth it with your hands. If you can dry outside, let fresh air and sun work their magic.
Certifications:
OEKO-TEX® Certified
United StatesWonderful color and weight of the linen.
United StatesThe St. Barts line is really soft and comfortable. Got it in Sedona—the color is vibrant!
United StatesLove it! I was looking for a duvet and shams, and initially I thought the Aqua was too bright, but I got it as napkins and in person they’re a very pretty Tiffany/robins egg blue. Cool, soft, good quality/weight, would buy again!
United StatesI have linen sheets from Rough Linen which I love! This duvet cover is a nightmare! I so wish I could give a 5 star review. Sadly, it sheds blue lint balls all over the place!! My king down comforter was covers in BLUE. I tried washing it twice immediately after hoping that would do the trick, but no luck. Four was laters and it’s ridiculous!
