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$200.00
The St. Barts Summer Cover is an airy, single layer blanket with a light drape, perfect for hot summer nights. In cooler weather, use it as a layering piece for extra warmth. Three inch hems and mitered corners look neat and structured whether the bed is made or not, and bed-making couldn't be simpler, just a flick of your wrist and you're done. Made to live with, and love.
Comes in Aqua, Mix (natural and white interwoven), Storm, Ink and Sedona. Also available in Orkney and Smooth linen.
Individually cut and crafted in California.
You might be interested in my Summer Bed: a Summer Cover with a sheet and two pillow slips.
Material: 100% Linen. Midweight "St. Barts"
Dimensions:
twin 76" wide x 100"
queen 105" wide x 100"
king 120" wide x 100"
(No CalKing size. The king is large enough for a CalKing bed.)
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.
Other: The St. Barts Summer Cover has two long seams running parallel to the sides of the bed.
My absolute favorite bedding for myself and my clients.
I find the summer covers to be so cool on hot nights and perfect for layering on cooler nights. I so appreciate the size of these covers. There is plenty of cover left over for sleeping comfortably with a serious sheet stealer.
Love this. It cascades all the way to the floor on al three sides, meaning no awkward air gaps when we turn over at night. (Has anyone else wondered why so many king size sheets are about 4’ too long but barely make it to the bottom of the mattress on the sides when you make the bed? And yes, I’ve tried rotating the sheets 90 degrees.) This lovely cover solves the problem. The elegant stitching creates pinch-pleat lines that add an appealing look. The St. Bart’s linen is smoother than the other linens, which I find pleasant. My husband jokes about the ridiculousness of wanting “crisp” sheets but now doesn’t want to sleep under anything but linen.
The St. Bart’s summer cover is beautiful. I also have an Orkney summer cover and love it but thought the lighter weight Bart’s would be nice in the summer. I’m using it now. The linen has a lovely silky quality, whereas the Orkney is more rustic. What can I say? I love them both. I use a summer cover year round in place of a sheet. They are generously sized, and the heavier weight is very comfortable to sleep under. The summer cover is the single best innovation in bedding that I can think of.
WE LOVE IT!!! This includes me, my husband, and our two dachshunds. Perfect cover for summer nights in Philadelphia with the AC set at 73 degrees. Beautiful and functional.
