Review on 👑 Queen White Pintuck Duvet Cover Set - Luxurious Pinch Pleated Design with Zipper & Corner Ties - 100% 120 g Microfiber by Timothy Spinner

So, like many others, I read some reviews and thought about buying with a wink. I also had the more expensive West Elm with the button case and was willing to buy another one, but for the price you can't beat it. Worst case, if you don't like it, just send it back. I never thought that the zipper would change my life. It is much easier to remove and zip the insert back on. Also, no random laundry items end up inside like when I used the other one with the button compartment. Little did I know it was missing my whole life. I took the advice of one of the reviewers who said I should go up a size. I have a king bed and a king size duvet, so I ordered a California king size bed and also wanted it to be a bit lower than what I had previously. It was perfect and the duvet insert fits better than what I had before. I read some of the reviews and people wrote that the measurements were either wrong or they had to turn it around and have the zip part on the side of the bed instead of the bottom. Now I don't know if I ordered a king size and not a california king, it may have been that I couldn't tell for sure but after ordering 2 california kings, sizing issues and it fits the bed perfectly. I really wish they would make the ties a little longer on each corner. I usually tie a double knot and it doesn't unravel, but it's still doable. So after I got it and it worked great I had to order another one straight away but buying 2 is still cheaper than buying 1 at West Elm. The washing instructions say "Cold water wash only, do not bleach, tumble dry low." All my bedding is white so I usually gather everything together and bleach in warm or hot water, but I wanted this one Don't ruin duvet cover. So I wash separately. Also, I bought another set of sheets and now with an extra duvet cover I make my bed and go about my day while I can always change another and do my laundry. I didn't want to add another wash and wait to assemble the bed. When drying, you need to check it throughout the cycle as it will tangle. Luckily they don't tear when I unravel them like the more expensive ones always do, but I'm careful with that. I usually have to dry it a little longer because the sensor on my dryer stops it before it dries. Usually another 20 minutes and everything is fine. Yes, it's a bit wrinkled, but that doesn't bother me. Even when I'm lying in bed and going to put on a duvet, it doesn't rip like the more expensive ones.