Duvet Cover
Key Characteristics
- ✓Protects duvet insert from soiling
- ✓Machine-washable for easy care
- ✓Interior corner ties secure the insert
- ✓Button, zipper, or tie closure system
- ✓Available in countless patterns and colors
- ✓Can be swapped seasonally for different looks
Types & Variations
Common Materials
Works Well With These Styles
Placement & Usage Tips
Select a duvet cover that coordinates with but does not exactly match your pillow shams for visual interest. Shake and fluff the duvet inside the cover after making the bed each morning. Leave the top folded back slightly to showcase contrasting sheets beneath.
💡 Pro Tip
Use the burrito roll method to insert your duvet: lay the cover inside-out, place the duvet on top, roll them together from the closed end, then flip the cover right-side-out over the roll and unroll. This technique takes under two minutes and ensures perfect alignment every time.
Related Terms
Duvet
A soft, flat bag filled with down, feathers, or synthetic fibers used as the top layer of bedding, typically inserted into a removable cover for easy washing.
Sheet Set
A coordinated collection of bed linens typically including a fitted sheet, flat sheet, and one or two pillowcases, sold together to ensure a matching bed ensemble.
Pillow Sham
A decorative pillow covering with a flanged or tailored edge, designed to coordinate with the bedding ensemble and typically placed in front of sleeping pillows during the day.