About Us

Our products are made by a small team of passionate and creative designers. When you see the iconic “zucchini” on the label of a Redssen product, be assured that it is not just a simple logo, but a symbol of quality and craftsmanship. It represents our dedication and sincerity in every aspect of this product, from design conception to fabric selection, from production to quality inspection. Each “zucchini” is a promise from Redssen to our customers, a promise to bring you the best quality products and the most intimate experience.

From the way of opening to the fixed structure, every stroke hides a thought about solving the problem of changing the quilt cover. After discussion and screening, we combined our ideas and made paper samples. Between cutting with scissors and pasting with glue, designs such as three large openings and a ring-shaped buckle took shape, and this slightly rough paper model became the starting point for our innovation.

Always putting quality first, we set our sights on a small batch family factory in Nantong, Jiangsu Province, China. This city, with its rich cotton textile heritage, has produced countless masterpieces of textile craftsmanship, and this family-owned factory is one of the best. The inherited textile techniques, the extreme attention to detail and the dedication to quality are all in line with Redssen's philosophy. So you can use our products for years and years.

Our innovative designs have been granted patents in Europe, UK, Japan, Saudi Arabia and other countries. This cross-cultural and cross-regional recognition is not only an affirmation of our ingenuity, but also an incentive to keep going. Patent applications in more countries around the world are now progressing steadily!

For fabrics that are soft and delicate to the touch, have excellent breathability, possess an anti-static effect, and meet the dual requirements of comfort and functionality. We use high-weight materials and high-density knitting technology.

After finalizing the fabric, from design drawings to physical molding, the first sample finally came. However, when we touched the finished product, we found that the fabric alignment and zipper details were not as expected. Every thread, every zipper, and even the millimeter-level size error became the focus of our repeated scrutiny. Forty samples, forty times overturning and starting over, in countless adjustments and attempts, finally realized both comfortable and practical works of satisfaction.

When the final version of the duvet cover is created, the three large side openings open and close smoothly, the hidden double-layer zipper is smooth and silent, and the ring clasp fastens accurately. High-weight fabrics are soft and supple, and the outer layer is resistant to stains and wrinkles. Not only did it achieve the 10 design goals, but it also revolutionized the sleep experience with its outstanding quality.