Jasper Conran London 500 Thread Count Satin Stripe Bedding

Jasper Conran London 500 Thread Count Satin Stripe Bedding

Marsoni

M251S

$33.20

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Jasper Conran London 500 Thread Count Satin Stripe BeddingThis 500 Thread Count Cotton Satin Stripe range uses 100 per cent combed cotton, created using the finest long staple yarns. These durable fabrics feel beautifully soft and are naturally hypoallergenic, making them suitable for use all year round. Created on a dobby loom, this woven fabric is the result of lifting the warp threads to create small geometric patterns that are highlighted by the alternating satin and plain weaves. Bedding sizes To fit

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