Review on IAsteria Lightweight Microfiber Farmhouse Bedding by Lisa Walker

I have an expensive comforter that I wanted to protect and it fits the bill. I wanted something simple but pretty and white with pom poms was perfect. The price was right and it came with 2 pillowcases. Instead of buttons, there's a zipper for fastening, and it's a lot easier than the many buttons that other duvet covers have. First I looked for Revain and wanted 100% cotton but settled on this one. I chose it for its low maintenance (as opposed to crumpled cotton). It's super super soft and I had to double check that it's not cotton. It's good. The bobbles are only on 3 sides so the bobbles don't hit your face when using the blanket. There were 3 ties on the corners to keep the comforter in place. I think there should have been 4 but one wasn't enough. That's really the biggest thing I dislike about duvet covers is that there really isn't a good way to attach the comforter to the duvet cover, everything shifts. But that's a problem with any duvet cover from budget brands to Pottery Barn. I had no problems washing. I washed it before use and following the directions, turned it inside out and washed on a gentle cycle. I also tumble dried it with no problems. No extra threads or bad pompoms. GREAT deal and value if I need to replace it, it didn't break the bank.