Essay On Duvets

Fall/Winter Blanket & Duvet Guide

A. BLANKETS
All good things come in pairs: movies and popcorn, wine and food, a New Year and resolutions, winter and blankets. While we have a love-hate relationship with extremely cold weather, we surely do adore snuggling up in a warm fuzzy blanket at any time of the day.
One of the most versatile items in your linen closet, a blanket is large piece of soft cloth used to keep you warm as you snooze. We believe there is a different blanket for every occasion, every season, possibly every mood. At times, the warmth you need feels insufficient, other times, only a soft layer will work. Whether you are outdoors, indoors, or simply crave a nostalgic layer of retreat, our fall/winter blanket guide has you covered.

Duck/Goose Down Duvets
Down is a layer of fine feathers, procured from beneath the tougher exterior feathers of the birds. It is as an excellent thermal insulator used in Duvets. Such duvets have duck/goose down filling with cotton or tencel casing. Make sure you choose ethically sourced down duvets that are certified by the RDS (Responsible Down Standard).
RDS is an independent, voluntary global standard that ensures that ducks and geese have been treated well while procuring down. It acknowledges the best practices in animal welfare, and disregards those that intrude upon the animal’s well-being.
2. Silk Filled Duvets
A gently draping luxurious duvet, Silk filled duvet usually comes in cotton casing. With naturally hypoallergenic property, Silk filled duvet is an ideal option for those who are allergic to down duvets and love the finer things in life.
Furthermore, mulberry silk duvets are designed to let some of your body heat move through the duvet as you snooze, thus keeping you warm without making you sweat or overheat. Another great characteristic about silk filled duvets is that they drape over you and hug the contours of your body, thus leaving less cold spots between you and the duvet layering