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A bedroom with a Cinde Sage Organic Duvet made of organic long staple cotton, designed by John Robshaw.

Cinde Sage Organic Duvet by John Robshaw

A Cinde Sage Organic Duvet by John Robshaw with a blue and orange comforter and pillows made from 200 thread count organic long staple cotton.

A John Robshaw Cinde Sage Organic Duvet, made with organic long staple cotton, featuring a 200 thread count, in a blue and white color scheme.

A bed with 200 thread count pillows and a John Robshaw Cinde Sage Organic Duvet.

Cinde Sage Organic Duvet

$295.00

Our iconic Cinde print is now available as a duvet. We think of this print as stylized rain, but the workshop dubbed it 'duckbills' which is actually more fun! Organic long staple cotton percale. 200 thread count. Pair with matching sheets.

100% organic long staple cotton percale. 200 Thread Count. Button closure and inner ties to secure duvet insert.

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Twin / Twin XL

Full / Queen

King / Cal King

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Story

Cinde was one of John Robshaw's very first prints. He always thought of it as stylized rain, but the workshop started calling it “duckbills,” which feels more fun. Printed on 100% organic cotton sourced from the southernmost parts of India, this ditsy (small) pattern is perfect for those who prefer something subtle—or for anyone looking to pair it with a larger, more expressive print.

Product Details

Organic
100% organic long staple cotton
200 Thread Count

Care Instructions

Machine wash cold, separately, delicate cycle. Tumble dry low. Do not bleach. Iron at medium setting if necessary.

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Cinde Sage Organic Duvet

From $295.00

Twin	72" x 92"
Queen	92" x 92"
King	110" x 92"
Standard Sham	20" x 26"
King Sham	20" x 36"
Euro	26" x 26"

Our Materials

Organic cotton from southernmost India is grown in Tamil Nadu and Kerala regions using rain-fed, pesticide-free methods. It supports small farmers, preserves soil health, and produces soft, breathable fiber for sustainable textiles worldwide.