Mud Pie Mr & Mrs Est 2025 Embroidered Cotton Throw Pillow

A flat-flanged cotton pillow embroidered with Mr & Mrs Est 2025 lands differently than a card or a bottle of wine — it goes on a bed or a sofa and stays there, marking the year in a way that doesn't require explanation. This is a Mud Pie embroidered cotton throw pillow built for that specific moment in a couple's life: the first home, the new last name, the year everything changed. The construction is clean and intentional — cotton fabric, a structured flat flange border that photographs well against linen shams or a freshly made bed, and a zipper closure that keeps the form tidy over time.

• Embroidered "Mr & Mrs Est 2025" design — the year is worked directly into the fabric, making this a fixed-moment keepsake rather than a generic sentiment
• Cotton construction — substantial, breathable, and holds its shape through regular use and repeated washing
• Flat flange border — a tailored detail that gives the pillow a finished, considered edge without extra hardware or decorative additions
• Zipper closure — allows the insert to be removed easily, which matters when it comes time to launder the cover
• Designed by Mud Pie — a brand with a long track record of producing gift items that are specific enough to feel personal, not so niche they read as novelty
• Compact decorative scale — proportioned to layer with other bedding or anchor a living room arrangement without overwhelming the space

To care for the Mud Pie Mr & Mrs embroidered cotton pillow, remove the cover using the zipper closure before washing. Machine wash the cotton cover on a gentle cycle in cold water; tumble dry on low or lay flat to protect both the fabric and the embroidery. Avoid bleach. The flat flange may be pressed lightly with a warm iron if needed, though the cotton typically smooths well from the dryer. Store the insert in a cool, dry place when the cover is being laundered. With straightforward care, the embroidery and the cotton hold their quality — which is the point of a pillow that's meant to mark a year worth remembering.