Down Comforter

[Anonymous]

Any quilt recommendations? (NP here.) I can only find cheaply made quilts (that aren't that cheap).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any quilt recommendations? (NP here.) I can only find cheaply made quilts (that aren't that cheap).

http://www.kohls.com/catalog/quilts-coverlets-bedding-bed-bath.jsp?CN=4294717606+4294719802+4294719803

My last 3 came from Kohls and I have had them over 5 years washing them once a month. The trick to keeping them in good shape is to wash on a delicate cycle then hang to dry tossing it into the dryer to get the wrinkles out. Not one of my 3 have faded.

Not one thread is loose, no separation of material, they are very well made.

My two others came from Wayfair. Same good quality. I wash those every two weeks because I use them to protect my sofas from pet hair. They have not faded nor have they torn.

I bought my sister one from JCPenney.

http://www.jcpenney.com/bed-bath/quilts-bedspreads/cat.jump?id=cat100330009

She claims it was the best quilt she ever owned.

[Anonymous]

Highly recommend IKEA down comforters. You can't be the quality for the price and they are warm.

[Anonymous]

Get the twin XL. Changing the duvet covers on a King is a huge pain. In Sweden and other norther European countries, it is the norm for shared beds to have two duvets.