Review on 🌿 Ultra Soft and Breathable 100% Egyptian Cotton Duvet Cover Sets, Gradient Teal Leaves Pattern Bedding - Queen Size by William Kava

I think what I bought is called Vincent? At first I liked the design shown on the web, which reminds or mimics the old style of Asian landscape brush art but is not in the picture. Hidden from view, the top half is lined with various shapes in very retro pink and teal tones reminiscent of a 1980's hotel bedspread. While I still keep it to myself because I was literally desperate for a good quality duvet cover with a pattern that could hide pet hair for less than $100, I can't say I wasn't disappointed. Great, they could raise the price a bit. The material is silky and well woven out of the box but smells like chemicals. After two washes, the chemical smell went away. Sadly, after drying on low with dryer sheets, it turned out to be a crumpled mess. I might iron it in the future or just dry it to avoid it. The main colors are shades of gray for the background, accented with light teal, pink, smoky purple, country blue and black. All in all, if you're a fan of Asian decor and aren't afraid of a very retro 80's style mixed into your Asian decor, you might like this more than me. This could be a hit for those with ironic tastes. like this guy in his 20s you may know who collects tennis visors from the late 1970s and actually wears them; or a college daughter obsessed with Patrick Nagel's pop art. This works well with pop art posters.