White Down & Feather Duvets

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Down
100% White Down

The quantity of down, the loft and the thread count are key in determining the fluffiness and quality of the duvet.

Synthetic
Microfibre, Polyester & More

Similar to synthetic comforters, synthetic duvets will vary in warmth and fluffiness according to each model.

Cooling Alternatives
Bamboo, Silk & More

Made from naturally cooling materials or with innovative technologies that promote cooler sleep.

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What’s the Difference Between a Duvet and a Comforter?

Many are confused about what a duvet actually is—how is it different from a comforter? Duvets are a lot like comforters in that they are made of a shell that is filled with down, polyester or another material. The difference between the two is that duvets are usually white and meant to be inserted in a duvet cover that will add colour, texture, and/or patterns to the bedding. You can therefore change your bed’s style entirely by simply replacing the duvet cover. Comforters, on the other hand, are more of a ready-to-use as-is option, meaning that their shell already provides decorative colours or patterns.

How to Choose the Best Duvet for You?

The quest for the perfect duvet for your bed involves some key aspects to consider. From the variety of materials and fillings to sizes, having a good understanding of these elements will help you make your choice.

Different Fills for Different Preferences

You can choose between several options: down, down alternatives (synthetic materials that imitate the luxurious feel of down), and materials that meet specific needs such as wool, bamboo fiber, etc.

• Down duvets (white goose down is the absolute best) are natural, both breathable and insulating, our down duvets are responsible down certified. They’re more expensive but are also good for all seasons. Those who are allergic to down, however, may want to stick to synthetic materials.

• The Micro-fiber Duvet and Hotel Five Star Luxury Duvet both provide a luxurious, hypoallergenic alternative to down by mimicking some of its benefits.

• Specialty duvets, such as the Bamboo Basics Duvet offer interesting options for sleepers struggling with specific issues.

Getting the Right Size

Getting the right duvet size is essential for a comfortable sleep experience. Your duvet should ideally be slightly larger than your bed for adequate coverage. For instance, a queen-size bed would need a queen-sized duvet. However, if you prefer a more luxurious look or have a thicker mattress, a king-size duvet might be a better choice.

Learn all about how to choose the best duvet for you view bedding guide here.

Can You Wash a Duvet Insert?

While the duvet cover protects your duvet insert, it is still important to wash it periodically—we recommend you wash your duvet every six months. However, the frequency of washing may depend on whether you have allergies or sensitivities. If you live in a humid environment, you may want to wash your duvet more often to prevent dust mites and bacteria accumulation.

How to Wash a Duvet?

Maintaining the cleanliness and longevity of your duvet involves proper washing and drying. Make sure to always read the care label and check the care instructions provided by the manufacturer before washing your duvet. Different duvets might require specific cleaning methods. Here are some tips to help you care for your machine-washable duvet:

Use a large-capacity washing machine: Make sure your washing machine is big enough to accommodate your duvet without crowding it. This allows for proper movement of the duvet and ensures thorough cleaning.

Opt for the right detergent: Choose a mild detergent suitable for delicate fabrics. Steer clear of harsh chemicals or bleach, as they can damage the duvet's filling and fabric.

Set your machine to a gentle cycle: Use a gentle or delicate cycle with cold or lukewarm water on your washing machine. This protects the duvet from excessive agitation and prevents shrinkage.

Ensure thorough drying: After washing, gently shake the duvet to evenly distribute the filling before air-drying it. If you’re using a dryer, select a low heat setting and add a couple of clean tennis balls or dryer balls to help fluff up the duvet.

Tips to Maintain your Duvet’s Fluffiness & Shape

Fluff it regularly: Give your duvet a good shake and fluff it up regularly to prevent the filling from clumping or becoming flat.

Avoid compression: Don't sit or place heavy objects on your duvet for long periods. This can compress the filling and affect its insulation.

Use a duvet cover: A duvet cover not only protects your duvet from spills and stains but also helps maintain its cleanliness and extend its lifespan.

White Down & Feather Duvets

Find the perfect duvet for you

Not sure which duvet is right for you?

Down
100% White Down

Synthetic
Microfibre, Polyester & More

Cooling Alternatives
Bamboo, Silk & More

What’s the Difference Between a Duvet and a Comforter?

How to Choose the Best Duvet for You?

Different Fills for Different Preferences

Getting the Right Size

Can You Wash a Duvet Insert?

How to Wash a Duvet?

Tips to Maintain your Duvet’s Fluffiness & Shape

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White Down & Feather Duvets

Find the perfect duvet for you

Not sure which duvet is right for you?

Down100% White Down

SyntheticMicrofibre, Polyester & More

Cooling AlternativesBamboo, Silk & More

What’s the Difference Between a Duvet and a Comforter?

How to Choose the Best Duvet for You?

Different Fills for Different Preferences

Getting the Right Size

Can You Wash a Duvet Insert?

How to Wash a Duvet?

Tips to Maintain your Duvet’s Fluffiness & Shape

Buy now, Pay on Your Terms

Customer Service

Our Company

Our Services

Get Inspired

Buying Guides

Custom Window Treatments

SSL Secure Payment

Down
100% White Down

Synthetic
Microfibre, Polyester & More

Cooling Alternatives
Bamboo, Silk & More