Polycotton Material Products UK
21 products with material “Polycotton”, spanning Outdoor Living, Baby & Nursery, Kids Bedroom Furniture.

#1 Pick
VonHaus Hammock with Stand - Freestanding 2 Person Striped Hammock Seat with Steel Frame- Polycotton
- Garden relaxation
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Freestanding steel frame needs no trees or fixing points
- Polycotton fabric with adjustable frame for garden use
- Includes travel bag for beach, camping and days out
Cons
- Frame takes up a fair amount of patio or lawn space

#2 Pick
NIYS Luxury Bedding Percale Polycotton Cot Bed Fitted Sheets, Pack of 2, 70 x 140 x 15cm, Red- Polycotton
- 70x140cm
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Lightweight percale weave feels crisp and cool
- Deep 15cm fitted skirt for a secure fit
- Pack of 2 for easy sheet changes
Cons
- Limited colour choice per pack

#3 Pick
Little Rainbow Reversible 2 Piece Baby Bedding Set, 120 x 90cm- Polycotton
- 120 x 90cm
£12.99
Pros
- Reversible design gives two looks from one set
- Consistently one of the best-reviewed budget bedding sets
- Machine washable for easy care
Cons
- Colour patterns can vary by print run

#4 Pick
Clair de Lune Jungle Dream Reversible Cot Bed Duvet Cover and Pillowcase Set, 120 x 150cm- Polycotton
- 120 x 150cm
£9.99
Pros
- Reversible jungle-themed print for two styles in one
- Highly rated for softness and colour retention after washing
- Cot bed size fits standard 140x70cm and 120x60cm cot beds
Cons
- Duvet and pillow inserts not included

#5 Pick
Catherine Lansfield Dino Dinosaur Single Bed Duvet Cover Set- Polycotton
- Single (135x200cm)
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Long-running Catherine Lansfield favourite with strong review history
- Fun dinosaur print for younger kids bedrooms
- Easy-care polycotton, machine washable
Cons
- Occasionally goes out of stock in specific sizes

#6 Pick
Pokemon Officially Licensed Single Kids Duvet Cover Set, Pikachu Group Design, Reversible 2 Sided Bedding with Matching Pillowcase- Polycotton
- Single (135x200cm)
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Officially licensed Pikachu group artwork
- Reversible design and matching pillowcase included
- Soft polycotton, washable at 40c
Cons
- Popular design can sell out around Christmas and birthdays

#7 Pick
Happy Linen Company Girls Kids Space Unicorn Purple Single Reversible Duvet Cover Bedding Set- Polycotton
- Single (135x200cm)
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Space and unicorn artwork gives two on-trend themes in one set
- Reversible design offers a second look on the flip side
- Includes a matching pillowcase
Cons
- Purple colourway is girl-leaning, less gender neutral

#8 Pick
Lions Kids Single Duvet Cover Set, Boys Dinosaur Bedding with Matching Pillowcases, Ultra Soft Reversible Quilt Covers, 135x200cm- Polycotton
- Single (135x200cm)
£8.95
Pros
- Ultra-soft reversible fabric gives two prints in one set
- Dinosaur design is a consistently popular choice for younger kids
- Machine washable and quick drying
Cons
- Single size only

#9 Pick
Bedlam Rainbow Unicorn Duvet Cover Set, Multicolour, 2pcs, Single- Polycotton
- Single (135x200cm)
£13.99
Pros
- Vibrant rainbow and unicorn print scattered across the front
- Fully reversible with a plainer light-blue back for a second look
- OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified fabric
Cons
- Single size only, no matching curtains available

#10 Pick
GC GAVENO CAVAILIA Kids Printed Duvet Cover & Pillowcase Set, Easy Care Polycotton Children Bedding, Single, Dinosaur- Polycotton
- Single (135x200cm)
£13.59
Pros
- Bold repeat dinosaur print in a rotary design
- Easy-care polycotton, hypoallergenic and machine washable
- Strong review base with an Amazon’s Choice listing
Cons
- Do not bleach or steam iron per care label

#11 Pick
Bedlam - Glow in the Dark Dinosaur Duvet Cover - Single Bedding Size (200 x 140cm) - Reversible Designs - Dinosaur Bedding for Kids- Polycotton
- Single (200x140cm)
£14.99
Pros
- Glow-in-the-dark dinosaur print is a fun bedtime novelty
- Reversible geometric design offers a second look
- Well-reviewed budget single duvet set
Cons
- Glow effect fades after a few hours and needs light exposure to recharge

#12 Pick
Bloomsbury Mill - Cot Bed Duvet Cover Set - Toddler Bedding for Boys and Girls - Safari Adventure - Jungle Animals - Cot Duvet Cover & Pillow Case Set - 120x150cm- Polycotton
- Cot Bed (120x150cm)
£14.99
Pros
- One of the best-reviewed kids bedding sets on Amazon UK, with over 19,000 ratings
- Bright jungle animal print suits toddler and cot bed rooms
- Includes matching pillowcase
Cons
- Cot bed size only, not suitable for a standard single bed

#13 Pick
Pokemon Single Duvet Cover Set, Reversible Two-Sided Design, Official Merchandise- Polycotton
- Single
£12.99
Pros
- Officially licensed Pokemon design is a proven hit with fans
- Reversible two-sided print doubles the styling options
- Strong rating across over 1,300 UK reviews
Cons
- Character licensing means the design cannot be customised

#14 Pick
Rapport Roarsome Dinosaur Duvet Set, Kids Reversible Bedding- Polycotton
- Single
£13.45
Pros
- Fun roaring dinosaur print is popular with younger kids
- Reversible design and machine washable fabric
- Strong rating across nearly 1,400 UK reviews
Cons
- Runs on the lighter-weight polycotton side rather than pure cotton

#15 Pick
Paw Patrol Blueprint Single Duvet Cover - Reversible Two Sided Official Bedding Duvet Cover With Matching Pillow Case - Chase, Marshall, Rubble & Zouma- Polycotton
- Single
£9.99
Pros
- Officially licensed Paw Patrol design featuring Chase, Marshall, Rubble and Zuma
- Reversible two-sided print doubles as two looks in one set
- Strong 4.7-star rating from UK reviewers
Cons
- Single size only, no matching curtains or accessories

#16 Pick
Minecraft Official Single Duvet Cover Set, Epic Design, Blue Reversible 2 Sided Bedding Duvet Cover with Matching Pillowcase- Polycotton
- Single
£19.99
Pros
- Officially licensed Minecraft artwork with reversible two-sided design
- Very large UK review base of over 1,000 ratings
- Includes a matching pillowcase
Cons
- Only available in the one blue colourway

#17 Pick
GC GAVENO CAVAILIA Gaming Duvet Cover, Reversible Kids Single Bedding Set with Pillowcase, Gamer Multi- Polycotton
- Single
£14.27
Pros
- Bold gaming-controller print popular with older kids and teens
- Reversible design gives two looks in one duvet cover
- Over 1,600 UK customer ratings
Cons
- Polycotton rather than a softer natural fibre

#18 Pick
Pokemon Officially Licensed Single Duvet Cover Set, Classic Characters, Reversible Bedding with Pillowcase- Polycotton
- Single
£17.00
Pros
- Officially licensed Pokemon artwork featuring classic characters
- Amazon’s Choice listing with over 100 units bought recently
- Includes matching pillowcase
Cons
- Newer listing with a smaller review base than older Pokemon sets

#19 Pick
Get Trend One Piece Single Duvet Cover Set for Kids and Teens, Reversible Bedding & Pillowcase, OEKO-TEX Certified- Polycotton
- Single
£21.99
Pros
- Reversible two-sided anime print design
- OEKO-TEX certified fabric for safer bedding
- Very strong 4.7-star rating across 700+ reviews
Cons
- Anime theme has a narrower appeal than generic prints

#20 Pick
Character World Wednesday Official Single Duvet Cover Set, Reversible 2 Sided Bedding with Matching Pillowcase, Purple Polycotton- Polycotton
- Single
£22.99
Pros
- Officially licensed Wednesday design popular with older kids and tweens
- Reversible two-sided pattern for two looks in one set
- Matching pillowcase included
Cons
- Single size only

#21 Pick
Monster Jam Single Duvet Cover - Grave Digger, Max-D, Megalodon, Dragon & El Toro Loco Design, Officially Licensed Reversible Bedding with Matching Pillowcase- Polycotton
- Single
£22.99
Pros
- Officially licensed Monster Jam trucks design popular with truck-mad kids
- Reversible two-in-one pattern doubles the design options
- Soft polycotton that’s quick-drying and easy to wash
Cons
- Single size only
Related attributes
At a glance
- Products
- 21
- Price range
- £8.95–£69.99
- Average price
- £19.18
- Average rating
- 4.47 / 5
- Total reviews
- 36,125
- Top brand
- Character World (3)
- Price tier split
- Budget19Mid-range2Premium0
- In stock
- 16
The term ‘polycotton’ within the UK home & garden market predominantly refers to products featuring a significant proportion of cotton fibres, often combined with synthetic materials like polyester. It's driven by a strong consumer preference for natural fabrics, particularly in bedding and soft furnishings, stemming from perceptions of breathability, comfort, and ease of care – characteristics highly valued during the milder UK seasons. Shoppers searching for ‘polycotton’ are typically looking for items that offer a balance between these desirable qualities and potentially more affordable production costs achieved through synthetic blends. This category represents a wide range of products; from outdoor cushions utilising polyester for durability against damp weather, to baby blankets combining cotton’s softness with the resilience needed for active little ones. When evaluating ‘polycotton’ items across different categories, consider the percentage breakdown – look beyond just ‘cotton’ and examine the blend composition as this dictates performance characteristics like washability, shrinkage, and overall texture. Understanding the intended use case is crucial; a ‘polycotton’ outdoor rug will have different fibre requirements than ‘polycotton’ children's bedding. Ultimately, selecting ‘polycotton’ products involves weighing factors such as comfort, durability, price, and care instructions to align with individual household needs and priorities within the UK market.
FAQ
What exactly does ‘polycotton’ mean in terms of material composition?
‘Polycotton’ generally indicates a fabric blend containing both cotton and synthetic fibres, most commonly polyester. The ratio varies greatly depending on the product – for instance, a duvet cover might be 60% cotton/40% polyester to balance softness with wrinkle resistance, while an outdoor cushion could be 80% cotton/20% polyester for weather protection.
Is ‘polycotton’ always better than 100% cotton?
Not necessarily. While 100% cotton is supremely soft and breathable, it can shrink significantly with washing and doesn't always hold its shape as well as a blended fabric. ‘Polycotton’ blends often offer improved durability and wrinkle resistance, making them more practical for everyday use.
How does the price of ‘polycotton’ products typically compare to 100% cotton?
‘Polycotton’ items are generally less expensive than equivalent 100% cotton products due to the lower cost of polyester. However, premium ‘polycotton’ blends with high-quality cotton fibres can command a higher price reflecting their superior feel and performance.
What should I look for when buying ‘polycotton’ bedding?
Prioritize thread count – a higher number doesn't always equal better quality, but it indicates the density of the weave. Also, check the fabric composition to ensure a good cotton-to-synthetic ratio that suits your washing preferences and desired comfort level.
Can I still wash ‘polycotton’ bedding like 100% cotton?
Generally yes, but always follow the care instructions on the label. Many ‘polycotton’ blends are machine washable at lower temperatures, but it's advisable to use a gentle cycle and mild detergent to prolong the life of the fabric.
Are ‘polycotton’ outdoor cushions durable enough for UK weather?
'Polycotton' cushions can be durable, especially those with higher polyester content which offers better resistance to rain and UV damage. However, consider the weave – a tighter weave generally provides greater protection against moisture.
How does ‘polycotton’ compare to other synthetic fabrics like acrylic?
'Polycotton' blends offer superior breathability compared to acrylic, which can feel warm and stuffy. The cotton component adds softness and comfort that acrylic lacks, making it a more comfortable choice for bedding and soft furnishings.
What are some common mistakes people make when buying ‘polycotton’ products?
Overlooking the fibre blend percentages is a key mistake; ensure you understand the proportions of cotton and synthetic fibres. Also, failing to read care labels can lead to premature fabric wear or damage.
Does ‘polycotton’ shrink when washed?
Shrinkage is more likely with 100% cotton items but can occur in ‘polycotton’ blends if they contain a high percentage of cotton. Washing at lower temperatures and using a gentle cycle helps minimise shrinkage.
Are there any specific ‘polycotton’ products I should be particularly cautious about?
Items marketed as ‘luxurious’ or ‘premium’ ‘polycotton’ blends may contain higher proportions of cotton but can also come with a significantly higher price tag. Always scrutinise the product description and reviews to confirm its value for money.