Bed & Bath Linens

Duvet Cover

A duvet cover serves as both a protective casing and a decorative element for your duvet insert, functioning much like a giant pillowcase with a closure at one end. Available in an extraordinary range of colors, patterns, and fabrics, duvet covers are the single most impactful way to transform a bedroom's aesthetic without significant investment. They protect the duvet insert from body oils, perspiration, and stains while being fully machine-washable. The beauty of the duvet cover system lies in its flexibility and practicality. Homeowners can maintain a wardrobe of covers to rotate seasonally or whenever they desire a fresh look. High-quality duvet covers feature interior corner ties to secure the insert, a concealed button or zipper closure, and thoughtful fabric choices that feel comfortable against the skin. From crisp percale to relaxed linen, the fabric selection dramatically influences both the visual style and tactile experience of the bed.

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

Button-closure classic style
Hidden zipper closure
Tie-closure artisan style
Reversible two-tone design
Ruffled or flanged edge detail

Common Materials

Cotton percaleCotton sateenLinenBamboo viscoseSilkOrganic cotton

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.