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Starlit Bloom Collection

Dusty pink rosebuds scattered across deep charcoal, with tiny white flecks like stars. The duvet cover reverses to a soft pink gingham check, so one set gives you two looks. Moody, warm and made for darker seasons. Available in our soft, smooth 40s thread count (200TC).One print, across every piece in the collection. Each set balances pristine natural fibers with rich, fade-resistant color.

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Starlit Bloom Sheet Set

$119.00
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Starlit Bloom Bed Skirt

$75.00
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Starlit Bloom Pillowcases

$39.00
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THE DETAILS & CRAFT

About Our Starlit Bloom Collection

There's a quiet comfort in a bed that feels properly put together—one that rewards you with refreshing, natural airflow at night and deep, enveloping color by day.

What you're getting. Every piece in this collection is cut from the same cloth at the same 40-count, 200 thread count construction, so the hand, weight and finish stay consistent across the range. One face carries the starlit bloom print; the other is a soft pink gingham check. Both faces are printed cotton of the same weight—not a lining—so one cover genuinely gives you two beds.

A dark ground, which is rarer than it sounds. Most floral bedding is built on white or cream. This one is built on a deep, warm brown-plum—closer to cocoa or aubergine than to a cool charcoal—and that changes what the flowers do. Tiny dusty-pink rosebuds and fine white flecks scatter across it like stars across a night sky, and because the ground absorbs light rather than reflecting it, the bed reads as calm and enveloping rather than bright. It's a print for shorter days: it makes a room feel warmer at night, and it hides the ordinary marks of daily life far better than a pale set does.

Two looks, one cover. Flip it and the same bed becomes soft pink gingham—light, fresh, and a full tonal step down in intensity. The pink in the check is drawn from the rosebuds on the reverse, so the two faces belong to each other rather than merely coexisting. In practice most people run the dark side through autumn and winter and turn it over in spring.

Zero shifting, hidden zipper, and envelope pillowcase. We design for the friction of real sleep. The interior corners of our duvet covers feature heavy-duty structural ties, anchoring your insert securely to prevent midnight bunching, sagging, or hollow corners. The bottom is finished with a seamless hidden zipper closure, hidden deeply beneath a protective fabric flap so metal hardware never touches your bare skin. To match this polished finish, our pillow shams utilize an envelope closure system with a generous overlap—completely hiding your white pillow inserts from view without relying on easily broken zippers.

Colorfast botanical prints. Because we preserve our natural cotton threads without heavy, harsh chemical fixing agents, a slight release of surface pigment (floating color) is perfectly normal during the very first wash—and on a deep ground like this one, that release is more visible than on a pale print. The rosebuds and flecks are bonded deep into the core of the cotton threads. Because we choose this high-precision method over cheap surface-ink stamping, the printed fabric retains its natural porosity, allows your skin to breathe, and remains highly colorfast—staying beautifully rich wash after wash.

Sizing & care. Available in Twin, Full, Queen and King dimensions to beautifully wrap your inserts. Because we preserve our cotton in its pristine state, the fibers arrive with their natural integrity and will experience a minor relaxation during the very first wash. Wash this set cold, on its own, for the first two cycles, then tumble dry on low. They will naturally soften, gain a gorgeous relaxed ripple, and improve with every single laundry cycle. Unsure of your insert size? View our [bedding size guide].

Frequently Asked

Curated questions, thoughtful answers.

A quiet guide to the things our customers ask most — from the weave of our linen and cotton to the way your parcel finds its way home.

On a deep ground it's much more visible than on a pale one, so it's worth expecting. What comes off is surface pigment sitting on the outside of the fibre, released once. The colour that stays is bonded into the core of the thread, which is why the print holds its depth over years rather than greying out. Wash it cold and completely on its own for the first two cycles.

"Crisp" sells a lot of cotton that turns out to feel like paper. Ours sits toward the soft end—light and matte rather than stiff or glazed. It arrives with a little body from the weave itself, which relaxes over the first two or three washes. We don't apply softening coatings to fake a soft first impression, because those wash out and leave the fabric feeling worse by week three than it did on day one.

We use natural cotton ties woven to cleanly grip your duvet insert loops. Like any natural fiber element under tension, they can experience strain if the insert is pulled aggressively or if they are tied into tight, non-reversible knots. To prolong their lifespan and keep them intact, we highly recommend tying them in a gentle, easy-to-release bow rather than a dead knot, and untying them completely prior to laundering to avoid high-friction pulling in the wash drum.

A warped, rippling zipper is usually caused by sewing a heavy zipper directly onto a flimsy, single-layer edge. We prevent this by sewing our smooth-glide nylon zippers onto a reinforced, double-layered placket. This prevents the fabric from puckering or jamming in the wash. Furthermore, the zipper track is recessed deeper than standard covers, ensuring it stays fully hidden and protected from catching on other clothes in the laundry drum.

A zipper closure on a pillow sham often creates a stiff, rigid edge that digs into your face or catches on your hair. Our shams use an envelope closure, meaning the back of the sham consists of overlapping fabric panels with a deep interior pocket. To case your pillow, you simply slide it in and tuck it under the flap. It keeps the pillow 100% enclosed, completely hides the white pillow casing, and leaves you with an entirely soft, seamless, and zipper-free surface to rest your head.

Because we preserve our natural cotton threads without heavy, harsh chemical fixing agents, a slight release of surface pigment (floating color) is perfectly normal during the very first wash. To keep the botanical motifs looking their best, you must treat them with care: always wash cold on a gentle cycle, separate them entirely from darks or whites, and avoid harsh detergents. Embracing these natural, delicate prints means enjoying a bed that feels purely organic, even if it requires a little extra attention on laundry day.

Jersylinen is committed to long-term sustainability. We work with environmentally friendly cotton and linen, and many of our pieces are digitally printed — a gentler process for the earth. We also maintain small-batch production, because we believe true value comes from craftsmanship, and craftsmanship takes time.

Yes. We are committed to reducing waste — our products are shipped in recyclable and biodegradable packaging.