Uhsupris Full/Queen Size 3-Piece Green Duvet Cover Set with Zipper & Corner Ties - No Comforter Included Review

We bought white-blue and gray tint for one of our rooms. This number has a cooler tone overall, so we tried to get contrasting colors. The material is soft and the stitching is good. Like the other white covers we bought, we washed them first with no issues! Great price and quality 👍

The same color as the photo in the ad but my photo doesn't show it in yellow (I bought yellow). The coloring is also not blotchy (no white streaks or stains like cheap sheets). Super soft and keeps me warm :D love it! The only problem is that it shows dark cat fur, but that's what I found out when I bought it.

Much better material than I expected. The fabric is soft to the touch and well stitched, not flimsy or scratchy at all. I don't know how durable it will be after a few washes but I think it will hold up well. However, the green color is darker in real life than in the photos. The photos show a light sage green, but it looks more like a muted army green. This is a great product and I would recommend it to anyone who needs a good value duvet cover, however the color wasn't what I was looking for.

Great price! Bought for my teenage daughter who has a new favorite color purple totally exceeded my expectations at this price. Microfiber material has a premium, luxurious, hotel-quality look and feel. I've washed and dried it at least 5 times since we got it and it's holding up very well, doesn't wrinkle at all. Compared to my more expensive cotton. High thread count sheets that I bought for my room. The lavender tone was also exactly what I expected from the photos, it blends in perfectly…

I bought two to turn into a duvet for a rented room. I love the fact that they come with bills. The weight is suitable for a quick wash. It matched my duvet perfectly. The lightning is well hidden. The straps on the corners are useless as they are so short. I will sew on longer ones (a piece of lace will do). I placed the blankets over the comforter, tied the corners, and turned them over. This is very difficult and the end product is quite clumsy as the sides and center still shift a lot. I'm…