Duvets and covers
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I have done a search on duvets and can't find the answer to this question:
What kind of comforter do you buy to put in a duvet cover? Over here, they call a dovet cover a "duvet" so how do you figure out what an actual English-style duvet is? Do I just buy a standard white comforter?
I'm not going back to England for a while so I need to buy a duvet that uses covers here. I am sick of washing my comforter.
What kind of comforter do you buy to put in a duvet cover? Over here, they call a dovet cover a "duvet" so how do you figure out what an actual English-style duvet is? Do I just buy a standard white comforter?
I'm not going back to England for a while so I need to buy a duvet that uses covers here. I am sick of washing my comforter.
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Originally Posted by Shahlax
I have done a search on duvets and can't find the answer to this question:
What kind of comforter do you buy to put in a duvet cover? Over here, they call a dovet cover a "duvet" so how do you figure out what an actual English-style duvet is? Do I just buy a standard white comforter?
I'm not going back to England for a while so I need to buy a duvet that uses covers here. I am sick of washing my comforter.
What kind of comforter do you buy to put in a duvet cover? Over here, they call a dovet cover a "duvet" so how do you figure out what an actual English-style duvet is? Do I just buy a standard white comforter?
I'm not going back to England for a while so I need to buy a duvet that uses covers here. I am sick of washing my comforter.
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Originally Posted by elfman
Ikea sell proper duvets - there are two in NJ that I am aware of: at Paramus and Elizabeth.
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Originally Posted by Shahlax
I have done a search on duvets and can't find the answer to this question:
What kind of comforter do you buy to put in a duvet cover? Over here, they call a dovet cover a "duvet" so how do you figure out what an actual English-style duvet is? Do I just buy a standard white comforter?
I'm not going back to England for a while so I need to buy a duvet that uses covers here. I am sick of washing my comforter.
What kind of comforter do you buy to put in a duvet cover? Over here, they call a dovet cover a "duvet" so how do you figure out what an actual English-style duvet is? Do I just buy a standard white comforter?
I'm not going back to England for a while so I need to buy a duvet that uses covers here. I am sick of washing my comforter.
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Originally Posted by Shahlax
I have done a search on duvets and can't find the answer to this question:
What kind of comforter do you buy to put in a duvet cover? Over here, they call a dovet cover a "duvet" so how do you figure out what an actual English-style duvet is? Do I just buy a standard white comforter?
I'm not going back to England for a while so I need to buy a duvet that uses covers here. I am sick of washing my comforter.
What kind of comforter do you buy to put in a duvet cover? Over here, they call a dovet cover a "duvet" so how do you figure out what an actual English-style duvet is? Do I just buy a standard white comforter?
I'm not going back to England for a while so I need to buy a duvet that uses covers here. I am sick of washing my comforter.
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most stores sell proper duvets, bed, bath and beyond, macy's, robinsons may, sears etc..Ikea too as mentioned but their sizes always seem a little off so a duvet cover form elsewhere never seems to fit properly..
mail order companys include www.westelm.com www.roomandboard.com www.garnethill.com these also sell nice duvet covers depending on what style you like as most of the ones in the store look like something my granny would like unless you're willing to spend $400 on a cover alone..
mail order companys include www.westelm.com www.roomandboard.com www.garnethill.com these also sell nice duvet covers depending on what style you like as most of the ones in the store look like something my granny would like unless you're willing to spend $400 on a cover alone..
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Originally Posted by Shahlax
Are they good quality?
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Linens and Things, as well as Bed, Bath and Beyond sell the inward duvets that you're looking for. They also sell duvet covers.
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Originally Posted by Shahlax
Are they good quality?
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We tried to buy a Duvet from Ikea by mai order .... took a week to get the shipping price then wanted an extra handling charge ... forget it ..
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Originally Posted by TouristTrap
Linens and Things, as well as Bed, Bath and Beyond sell the inward duvets that you're looking for. They also sell duvet covers.
I may try IKEA.
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Originally Posted by woodsey
no they are shit. IMO, but you get what you pay for, you can buy one for $30..
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I cant believe how expensive bedding is here, especially duvet covers and then you have to buy the pillow cases separately. One set I saw the pillow cases were $50 each!
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Originally Posted by Shahlax
Oh dear, just read this. Mabye I won't try IKEA.



