What is a duvet blanket? Is it different from a comforter? There seems to quite the confusion regarding duvet blankets. This because, whilst many homemakers swear by these bedding elements, there is an equally large set of individuals who have no idea what they are! Some mistake duvets for comforters and the other way around as well. Keeping this in mind, the following article will tell you what duvet blankets are and how they very difference from a comforter.
So what is a duvet? A duvet blanket is like a thick and fluffy quilt. It is usually filled with feather, down or other soft fibers. It is then quilted or sewn in such a way that the filling is evenly distributed. Duvets are usually used in winter to keep warm; however, many individuals use them daily and as part of their regular bedding!
Okay, so how is a duvet different from a comforter? Duvet blankets and comforters very different from each other, yet many individuals think that they are the same. Duvets usually the same size as the bed and seldom drape over. Comforters, on the other hand, are quite large and hang over the bed. Duvets are also much thicker than comforters. Their thickness means that you do not need any other bedding elements if you have a duvet. Comforters aren’t so thick and are usually paired with other elements of bedding. Since duvets are so thick, they are also difficult to wash and mostly require dry cleaning.