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April 04, 2022 2 min read
Shopping for bedding should be an easy task. More often than not though, it becomes confusing, especially when marketing jargon is used. You’re not alone if you’re not quite sure what the difference (if any) is between a duvet and a comforter. A lot of times these two words are used interchangeably.
A duvet and a comforter both have the same function; they are basically a cover or a blanket. The real difference between them is that a duvet is meant to be used as a two piece set: the duvet insert and the duvet cover. A duvet insert is normally smaller in size, covering just the top part of the mattress. The comforter is usually sold as one item and can be used on its own without any cover. Although some people choose to use a duvet cover to protect the comforter from getting dirty, it’s not necessary. The size of a comforter is traditionally larger than a duvet so it drapes over the sides of the bed.
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