The cotton quilt with filling is made of the highest quality cotton. The filling is an anti-allergic polyester fiber that ensures the right temperature, oxygen access and moisture removal, and as a result, excellent sleep comfort. We promote the fashion for "ready to use" bedding, i.e. with sewn-in filling. Currently, the market is dominated by pillowcases and separately purchased duvets and pillows. We want to change this and encourage you to wash the whole thing every time, not just the top, thus obtaining 100% purity, which is extremely important in the case of allergy sufferers. The La Millou duvet can be washed in a washing machine without compromising on quality.
Size chart
M
L
XL
XXL
Width [cm] (+/- 2cm)
80
110
150
200
Length [cm] (+/- 2 cm)
100
140
200
220
Composition & properties
Fabric: 100% cotton
Filling: 100% polyester
Cotton and print have an Oeko-Tex 100 Class I. certificate
Our cotton duvets have 3.555 TOG
The filling is an anti-allergic, breathable non-woven fabric - elastic and soft. The filling is sewn to the outer fabrics, thanks to which it does not move during use and in washing.
Shades of prints on fabrics or shades of product raw materials may vary depending on production parts. This is not a production defect.
A fragment of the fabric may differ from the one presented in the photo.
A design protected by copyright law
Product sewn by hand, with the highest accuracy and using the best quality materials.
Aesthetic, precise sewing guarantees many years of pleasure from use.
Use under the supervision of an adult - like all products for infants and young children.
Keep away from fire.
Learn more about the safety of our products.
Wash & care
Washing in a washing machine, at 30 °, a delicate program - max. 800 rotation revolutions.
Do not use bleaches.
Do not dry clean.
Do not tumble dry. We recommend hanging to dry.
Iron at a temperature of up to 110°.
It is recommended to wash before the first use according to the instructions on the label.
Do not expose the washed product for too long sunlight.
