- Is percale or sateen better for hot sleepers?
- Percale is the cooler choice. Its tight, matte weave lets more air through and feels crisp rather than silky, so it suits warm sleepers and summer use better than sateen.
- Will the scalloped edge survive washing?
- Cotton scallop trim holds up to normal washing, but use cold water and a gentle cycle and skip high heat. Ironing or smoothing the edge while damp keeps the scallop lying flat.
- What comes in the two-piece set?
- A twin set pairs one duvet cover with one pillowcase. You supply the duvet insert and pillow separately.
- Does it fit a standard twin duvet insert?
- It is sized for a twin bed, so pair it with a twin duvet insert. Check the insert's dimensions against the cover so the fill doesn't bunch at the corners.
- How does it compare with a printed duvet cover?
- It is quieter and more versatile than a print, and the scallop adds interest up close. A print hides stains and wrinkles better; this solid cotton shows both more readily.
- How should I care for the cotton?
- Machine wash cold with like colors and tumble dry low, removing promptly to limit wrinkles. Avoid bleach and high heat, which shrink cotton and dull the color.
- Where is the Martha Stewart Simple Scallop Cotton Set cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $79.51, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Martha Stewart Simple Scallop Cotton Set?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, JCPenney, Target.