Catherine Lansfield Ombre Rainbow Clouds Reversible Single Duvet Cover Set with Pillowcase Pastel

Product Information

The Emma Cloud Duvet review would not be complete without a list of current sizes and prices. Below you can find the available options and their corresponding weight. We actually asked Panda London if it would be okay to use it without a cover (it is fully machine-washable, after all).

Typically, duvets start at around 4.5 tog (although some can be as light at 2.5), these lighter duvets are ideal for summer months or if you sleep hot. For the colder seasons and people who sleep cold, you can buy duvets that go up to a super-toasty 13.5 tog. Generally speaking though a 10.5 tog is a good average weight for a duvet to see you through spring, autumn and into winter.

Duvet Design & Fit

Synthetic duvets are a good substitute for feather ones and are often made with recycled materials. They’re usually cheaper too and more practical, as they are easier to clean in a washing machine – ideal for hot sleepers who like to keep their bedding light and feeling fresh. What tog should my duvet be? Down alternative: Down alternatives are fibers like polyester that are manufactured to be full and fluffy. This attention to detail extends to every aspect of the duvet's construction. The small tag, for example, is soft and not intrusive. The fun panda logo is embroidered rather than attached or ironed on. The cover and padding are made entirely of polyester microfiber material. This is a common design when making practical lightweight duvets.

This is particularly great for couples as it keeps the chillier sleepers warmer while keeping warmer sleepers at a comfortable temperature. If you’re looking for a consciously sourced duvet cover with a sleek yet minimalist look and feel, we recommend the Coyuchi Organic Percale Duvet Cover. Our testers described it as classy and expensive-looking with a flawless construction that lasts through multiple washes. This duvet cover features a percale weave made with Pima cotton that performed better than other percales in our Lab and consumer tests. Percale feels light and crisp, rather than silky smooth like sateen, and some people find it to be too rough. But this percale is made of a longer cotton fiber called Pima that has a softer, more comfortable feel that one tester compared to the luxurious feel of hotel sheets, and it's breathable. The cover performed well in our Lab evaluations for strength, wrinkle resistance, pilling and shrinkage. It's important to note that some reviewers said the duvet covers felt "too roomy" and seemed to be made with excess fabric that bunched and shifted around at night. If you don't want a solid colored cover, L.L.Bean offers the same style in prints and patterns.

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Down alternative duvet inserts are typically less expensive than down duvet inserts because the fill fibers are more affordable to produce. They're also better for allerg y s ufferers and are fairly easy to maintain. My experience: This duvet cover is what silken dreams are made of! It has buttons and interior ties, which make it easy to secure whatever comforter you’re using, and the blush pink color is neutral enough to blend in with any decor scheme. One thing I would be mindful of is cutting away any loose threads hanging off the ties or seams of the duvet, as it’s easy for them to get tangled when you’re untying the closures to wash your bedding. The silk material itself felt like a treat for my skin. The material has the appearance of your run-of-the-mill sateen sheets but feels much softer and more breathable, which I adored. Since it’s winter I’m always wrapped up in some sort of comforter, and my winter-weight Coyuchi duvet paired with this cover makes me feel like royalty.