Late Mornings designed their products to make it even harder to get out of bed in the morning. Their duvet covers are reportedly so comfortable, we’ll all want to make it a late morning while sleeping under them.
Late Mornings Sateen Duvet Cover Set
Mattress Clarity Score
5.00 / 5
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The Late Mornings Might Be A Good Fit For…
- Those who like a softer, silky feel. The sateen model of the Late Mornings duvet cover has that classic sateen feel, meaning it is smooth to the touch and just a little bit on the thicker side. Pulling the duvet cover up to my chin on those colder nights, the material feels particularly nice against my face.
- Those who want something for cooler nights. The Late Mornings’ sateen is a thicker material and, because of this, it is warmer than some other duvet covers, especially those featuring a percale weave. Pairing the Late Mornings with a heftier comforter, it is warm and does not need to be paired with any other bedding for proper insulation.
- Those who want an eco-friendly product. Many producers of bedding use anti-wrinkle chemical agents to smooth out their products, but these chemicals are pretty terrible for the environment. Late Mornings states that they never use such chemicals in the treatment of their fabrics.
The Late Mornings Might Not Be A Good Fit For…
- Those who prefer crisper linen duvet covers. The sateen duvet cover is very silky and smooth, so those who want something crisper, lighter, and thinner should take a look at the Late Mornings percale duvet cover.
- Hot sleepers. Sateen is a thicker material that provides more insulation than other types of fabric, so while this sateen duvet cover should work for those colder nights, hot sleepers might wake up sweating when they are sleeping. Again, the percale model of the Late Mornings should be more breathable and a better match for those hot sleepers out there.
- People who want duvet ties. The Late Mornings duvet cover does not feature duvet ties in the corners, and these are usually used to secure the duvet cover to the duvet insert. Without the duvet ties, any comforter or duvet insert placed inside the Late Mornings might shift around and bunch up.
Construction, Size, And Color Options
The Late Mornings duvet covers come in a few designs, and customers can choose from percale, sateen, Supima, and linen duvet covers. The sateen duvet cover comes in three colors: Purple, Soft Grey, and White. I opted for the Soft Grey, a nice neutral color to add to my bed.
Let’s talk quickly about sateen fabrics. Sateen is a thicker type of weave that is usually warmer than percale, and it is also a silkier material that offers the feel of satin without the shocking price tag. Also, speaking of price tags, this model currently goes for $139 for the Full/Queen size. Those who want something even bigger can choose the King/California King size for $149.
The duvet cover itself is made out of 100% combed cotton with a 300 thread count. Late Mornings never uses harmful chemicals to treat their fabrics and all materials are OEKO – TEX certified.
The Late Mornings duvet cover does not have the duvet ties that one usually finds in other types of duvet covers, and it was honestly surprising not to see them inside.
The open end of the Late Mornings also features a button closure and comes with two free pillowcases.
Late Mornings designed their products to make it even harder to get out of bed in the morning. Their duvet covers are reportedly so comfortable, we’ll all want to make it a late morning while sleeping under them.
Late Mornings Sateen Duvet Cover Set
Mattress Clarity Score
5.00 / 5
Read Full Review
Feel And Breathability
Just running my hands across the Late Mornings duvet cover, it feels quite silky. When I lie underneath the Late Mornings, I like the feel as it moves over my legs and arms. It is not quite as smooth as true satin sheets but, for the price, it feels pretty fantastic. Also, the material is not too wrinkly. While this sateen is smooth, it is not the most breathable. This is pretty normal for sateen, so I am not too surprised by how warm I sleep underneath the Late Mornings. As I said earlier, I reviewed the Late Mornings on some colder nights, and it was nice to snuggle with.
Cleaning And Care
One of the reasons I personally like to sleep with a duvet cover is the ease of cleaning. I am not the cleanest person, and it is much easier to clean a duvet cover than a duvet insert or comforter. To care for the Late Mornings sateen duvet cover, the company recommends the following:- Wash the Late Mornings duvet cover at nothing over 140°F.
- Never use bleach to wash the duvet cover.
- Dry the duvet cover on normal to low heat.
- If wrinkly, iron the Late Mornings duvet cover at 300°F and use the steam function.
- Never dry clean the duvet cover.
Overall
Well, I can say now that the Late Mornings did not help me get up in the morning, and that is a good thing! The silky, insulating sateen created a soothing warmth around my body. For those who want a duvet cover for those cooler nights, I highly recommend the sateen duvet cover from Late Mornings. They also offer a 30-night trial for anyone who wants to give the Late Mornings a shot. They also offer free shipping and returns.FAQs
How much does the Late Mornings duvet cover cost?
The sateen model of the Late Mornings duvet cover costs around $139 for the Full/Queen-size and $149 for the King/Cal. King-size. The Supima and linen model cost a bit more.
What does the Late Mornings sateen duvet cover feel like?
The Late Mornings sateen duvet cover is silky and smooth to the touch. It will feel nice as it lays against the skin.
Does the Late Mornings sateen duvet cover sleep hot?
This Late Mornings model is made with a sateen weave, a weave that isn’t very breathable. Even paired with a lighter duvet insert and comforter, it might sleep somewhat hot.
