At a glance
- What's included: 3-piece set — 1 coverlet + 2 matching pillowcases
- Sizes: Queen, King or Super King
- Fabric: 100% polyester
- Reversible: Yes
- Care: Machine washable
Queen Bed, King Bed or Super King Bed — and should I go up a size?
Buy the size of your mattress if you want it to sit neatly, or one size up if you want it to hang low over both sides. A coverlet is the layer people see, so the drop is a styling decision, not just a fit one.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| Queen Bed | A queen mattress, standard depth, and you want the coverlet to sit tidily on top with a modest overhang — the neat, made-bed look. |
| King Bed | A king mattress, or a queen with a deep pillow-top where the standard size would end up sitting short of the base. |
| Super King Bed | A super king, or a king where you want real drop down both sides — the hotel look, with the embroidery visible from the doorway rather than only from above. |
Two people who both pull the covers in the night is the strongest argument there is for sizing up.
Embroidered patchwork thread — how careful do I have to be with it?
The threadwork sits raised on the surface, and raised threads catch on things. Nothing here is fragile, but two habits will decide how it looks in a year.
| Works | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Washing it on its own, cool, on a gentle cycle | Washing it with zips, buttons, or anything with a hook — that's how a thread gets pulled into a loop |
| Low tumble or drying flat, weight spread evenly | Hanging the whole wet weight from a single line, which drags the patchwork sections out of shape |
| Cats and dogs on the bed, if you accept the odd snag | Cutting a pulled thread. Ease it back through to the reverse instead — cutting turns a loop into a hole |
The step people skip: shake it out and smooth the panels flat before it dries, not after. Once patchwork sets crooked in a dryer, no amount of making the bed will straighten it.
A bed that looks finished, without buying a whole new bedroom.
The duvet is the problem. However carefully you shake it out in the morning, it's a bag of stuffing with a cover on it, and by lunchtime it looks like a bag of stuffing again. That's why bedrooms so often feel unresolved — the largest object in the room is the one thing that refuses to hold a shape. A coverlet is the fix: a flat, worked top layer that lies smooth over everything else and gives the bed a defined edge.

What the patchwork thread work is actually doing
Patchwork means the surface is built from joined sections rather than one continuous face, and embroidered thread runs across and through those sections. That construction does two things a plain quilted cover can't. It creates real relief — seams, stitch lines and raised thread that throw small shadows, so the coverlet has depth under a single bedside lamp instead of going flat the moment the daylight goes.
And it holds structure. All that stitching stops the layers shifting around inside, which is why a worked coverlet keeps a crisp edge along the side of the bed while an unquilted throw slumps and slides towards the floor. It's also why this works as a summer top layer on its own: enough substance to be a real cover, not enough loft to cook you.
The three sizes on a real bed
- Queen Bed — sits neatly on a queen mattress with a modest overhang. The tidy option, and the right one if you have a valance or a bed base you actually want visible.
- King Bed — covers a king properly, or gives a deep queen mattress the drop it needs. The most common upsize.
- Super King Bed — the widest. Full coverage on a super king, or a deliberately generous drape over a king where the embroidery reads from across the room.

What You're Getting
- The Elegant Embroidered Patchwork Thread Coverlet 3-piece set — 1 coverlet + 2 matching pillowcases, in your chosen Size
- Embroidered thread work across joined patchwork sections, giving real surface relief
- Three sizes — Queen Bed, King Bed and Super King Bed
- Holds a crisp edge along the side of the bed instead of slumping like a loose throw
- Flat top layer that smooths over a duvet and gives the bed a defined shape
- Light enough for summer as the only cover, substantial enough to layer in winter
- Machine washable cool, gentle cycle, on its own
- Dry flat or tumble low, and smooth the panels straight before it dries
Free tracked shipping to your door. Easy 30-day returns.
Shipping Info
Processing
Orders are packed and dispatched within 1–3 business days of payment.
Delivery time
- USA — 5–10 business days after dispatch
We ship within the United States only.
Tracking
Every order ships with end-to-end tracking. You’ll get a tracking link by email the moment your parcel leaves the warehouse.
Money Back Guarantee
If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.
No essays required. No restocking fees. Just a quick email to support@loftandstone.com and we’ll take it from there.
Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.



