Morputh Navy 9 Pc Queen Comforter Set

Jacquard is a specialized weaving technique where the intricate paisley pattern is woven directly into the fabric rather than printed on top. This results in a rich, textured feel and a more durable design that won't fade over time. For this specific set, the jacquard construction creates a regal, high-end aesthetic with embroidery and decorative piecing that adds significant visual depth to a formal bedroom.

The polyester material is resilient and resists staining better than many other fabrics, which is a plus for pet owners. However, the raised textures of the jacquard weave and the delicate embroidery can be susceptible to snagging from pet claws. To preserve the regal look of the decorative piecing, we suggest placing a coordinated throw at the foot of the bed if your pets frequently jump up.

Yes. While a standard queen comforter typically measures 88 to 92 inches wide, this comforter is designed at an oversized 110 inches wide. This extra width provides a generous 9-to-11-inch drape on each side, making it an excellent choice for modern, deep-pocket mattresses or for shoppers who prefer a luxurious, floor-length look that hides the bed frame.

This comprehensive set is curated to provide a complete, professionally styled bed. It includes the oversized queen comforter, a coordinating bed skirt, and a sophisticated layering system: two standard shams, two Euro shams for a high-profile headboard look, and three unique decorative pillows. Each pillow features distinct details like quilting and embroidery to pull the entire formal theme together.

While the polyester fabric is naturally durable and resistant to wrinkles, the detailed embroidery and decorative piecing require careful handling. Based on our expertise with high-end linens, we recommend using a large-capacity, front-loading commercial washer on a gentle cycle to prevent the internal fill from bunching and to protect the delicate jacquard threads from snagging.

Polyester is an excellent insulator and highly durable, which makes it ideal for maintaining a "fluffy" look year-round. However, it is less breathable than natural fibers like cotton. If you are a hot sleeper or live in a humid climate, this set is best utilized as a decorative top layer paired with moisture-wicking sheets, or as a primary comforter during cooler months to take advantage of its warmth-retaining properties.