Rauha

Duvet cover set

Designed by Niina Aalto, the modern Rauha duvet cover set is an ode to friendship between nations. Dozens of graphic bird patterns convey an anti-war message to the whole world. The figures are outlined with strong strokes, making them stand out from the plain background of the duvet cover.

The minimalistically patterned Rauha duvet cover is made of high-quality plain-weave cotton. The thread count of the fabric is 152 TC, indicating its density. Plain-weave cotton is an easy-care material that feels comfortable on the skin. It is resistant to heavy wear and washable at 60°C. The Rauha set includes a duvet cover and a pillowcase. The duvet cover has hand slits at the top to make it easy to slip the blanket inside the duvet cover.

Only organic cotton is used in the Rauha duvet cover set, as we are committed to quality, responsibility, and transparency in the production chain. The product is GOTS-certified.

Pattern: Rauha

Manufacturer: Sedat Uğurlu Tekstil
Manufacturer country: Turkey
Manufacturer address: Hacıeyüplü, 3123. Sk., 20050 Merkezefendi, Denizli

Product code: 60652-5401-02-06

100 % ORGANIC COTTON

Wash with like colours inside out. Shrinkage max 6%. Washing recommended before using the product.

Design from Finland
The Design from Finland mark indicates the origin of unique Finnish design and emphasises the importance of intangible work for Finland's success and employment.

GOTS
The product is GOTS certified. GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) is the worldwide leading textile processing standard for organic fibres. It defines high-level environmental criteria along the entire organic textiles supply chain and requires compliance with social criteria as well.

OEKO-TEX
The product has been granted the STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certificate, which guarantees that the product does not contain harmful chemicals and is safe to use.

Free delivery for all orders over 99 €

30 days free return (does not apply to hygiene products, such as pillows or duvets)

Delivery time 4-7 business days