duvet--where to buy?
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Anonymous
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I need a duvet insert so I can buy a cover, take off, and wash only the cover frequently. My child, husband, and pet are very hard on a comforter and I am tired of taking it to the laundromat.
If anyone has any ideas where to get a good duvet (just the insert) grateful for any advice. We do not have allergies but I do like the kind where the boxes are sewn individually to keep the down/down alternative from moving around. Thank you |
Anonymous
| TJ MAXX, Homegoods, |
Anonymous
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Homegoods
I get them for $40-$50 and just replace instead of clenaing them. |
Anonymous
| I have the Macy's hotel collection duvet and love it. A little pricey but worth it to me. |
Anonymous
| Tuesday Morning |
Anonymous
+1 They always have sales and so comfortable. A lot of what you find at Homegoods type stores is down alternative which is not nearly as comfortable but would certainly work. |
Anonymous
| Ikea |
Anonymous
| bed bath beyond |
Anonymous
| The Company Store |
Anonymous
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Macy's. Ours is 12 years old and still going strong. It is the box stitched type.
Other options are LLBean and Company Store. |
Anonymous
| Garnet hill or Bloomingdales. |
Anonymous
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Ikea?
Pottery Barn have a sale on them right now. |
Anonymous
| Target. Ours has held up well. |
Anonymous
| Ikea. |
Anonymous
| Ikea. The Rodtoppa series. |