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Create a cohesive bedscape with these comforter sets.
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“Natural fibers, including cotton and linen, are also safe and often sustainable options for the bedroom.
The comforter was a bit noisy while tossing and turning.
The comforter fill is made of polyester, and the shell is a blend of cotton and polyester.
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Initially, it felt pretty dense and stiff, but thankfully it loosened and softened fairly quickly.
The material also impressed us by being toddler-friendlyspills from children washed out completely without staining the fabric.
We did find that the material did make some noise while tossing or turning.
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Its available in white crinkle, green, green stripe, and beige.
We wished there were more neutral colors to choose from.
In fact, we found that we stayed comfortable throughout the night.
It even kept its shape after washing and drying.
When testing, this comforter required more than one cycle to get it completely dry.
In fact, after use, we found that the comforter looked even better than when it first arrived.
The polyester shell is soft and smooth to the touch.
We love the approachability of this comforter set.
We did find that this comforter, though lightweight, required extra drying cycles before it was thoroughly dried.
During testing, we found that the fabric of this comforter was a bit rough.
We tested this comforter set in our lab, and were impressed by its consistent filling and durability.
We found during testing that it is a bit rougher than natural silk.
Before we got started, we inspected the comforters to see whether they had sewn-through or baffle box-constructions.
We also carefully examined the quality of the stitches and made note of any imperfections or loose threads.
Additionally, we spent time examining how high and fluffy the individual sections of fill were.
Feeling the fill indicated that the comforter was thicker and heavier.
After performing these tests, we ranked each comforter on their quality, breathability, texture, and value.
Twin-size comforters are typically 66 to 68 inches wide and 86 to 88 inches long.
Queen-size comforters are 86 to 88 inches wide and 96 to 100 inches long.
Often, they tend to be 90 by 90 inches, to make it meet in the middle.
California king beds need comforters that are 107 to 110 inches wide and 96 to 98 inches long.
Common comforter fillis made down or goose down, cotton, wool, polyester, and synthetic materials.
Down is a filling made of feathers and is fluffy and warm while still being lightweight.
These comforters are not typically machine washable, so caring for them can be more difficult.
Wool filling is a heavier option so it will keep you warm, and it is also moisture wicking.
Cotton is also commonly used as a filling as well.
Synthetic materials are also available, which help keep costs down while being lightweight.
Number of Pieces Included
Comforter sets can include anywhere from three to 12 pieces.
Comforter sets that include three pieces typically come with the comforter itself, plus two matching pillow shams.
Sometimes, they will come with four pieces, including a bed skirt.
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Others include sheet sets, which include two pillowcases, a fitted sheet and a top sheet.
We also love how perfectly it would complementa cottagecore aesthetic.
Additionally, we found that the fill became uneven after washing, though drying flat could remedy this issue.
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Your Questions, Answered
What are the benefits of a comforter set?
There are a few benefits to getting a comforter set.
This means theyre also the better option for those who tend to get hot.
How can you tell if a comforter is good quality?
There are a few factors that determine whether or not a comforter is good quality.
Its also important to look at the materials used to make your comforter.
Natural fibers like cotton or linen are durable and become softer over time.
Bamboo, silk, or sateen are also soft and often more expensive.
How often should you replace a comforter?
In general, comforters can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years.
She also spoke with interior designerDahiana Penaabout what to look for in comforter sets.
What is BHG Recommends?
Next to all of the products on this list, you may have noticed ourBHG Recommends seal of approval.
In these cases, we use the same testing criteria we use to test the purchased products.
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