Couette en laine lavable de luxe - Toutes saisons

Switching from down and synthetic duvets to wool duvets resulted in a much better sleep. Coupled with a soft 100% cotton duvet cover and no flat sheet allows for a comfortable deep sleep without getting too hot or too cold. The weight is perfect for preventing tossing a turning but not so much that you feel pinned in place.

Very nice, light and comfortable.

Great comforter with a good weight and no smell at all. It fits well within the duvet cover. I'm glad I got this vs a down one.

This is my first experience with a wool comforter in my deep dive searching to replace my beloved down comforter. First, I’m probably like The Princess and the Pea. I have arthritic toes, sleep on my back, sleep hot, so like to shove my feet out of the covers, etc., and one of the reasons I chose down, originally, is it’s lightness. Glad to report that while I worried about the weight of wool, because of the way this quilt is constructed, I can actually sort of tent it over my feet, and it doesn’t weigh on my toes like a regular blanket does due to blanket floppiness. Very happy with this aspect.

Two, we just switched to a split king bed, and I was tired of having to put an extra blanket on my side (which I also had to do with the regular king bed), because my husband turns and steals the comforter. Every. Night. Enter the Swedish sleeping method, where we each have our own twin-size comforter/duvet. I can report that I love this method. First night I’ve not been wakened by having several inches of exposure because the blankets are on his side. I have my own, and it stays put. (He woke up with his one the floor, because he tosses so much. He finally realized what I’ve been living through for the decades we’ve been married.) We’re a couple of weeks in, and I am still loving that my quilt is still centered over me, covering both sides. It’s a joy to go to sleep with and makes me happy when I wake up and it’s still there.

Now, to the “all season” part of this. We’re sliding into fall, but we still get very hot days, and mildly cool nights. I appreciate that these quilts snap together. I know some people have complained due to snaps not holding quilts. But I don’t think that will be a problem as the twin versions are not holding so much weight together. The light is perfect for this time of year. More than likely, come winter, I’ll just be using the medium weight and store the light back in its storage sack as we don’t live where it snows, and it rarely gets below 40. Hard to imagine it will get cold enough for both, but I guess that possibility exists.

I like that there are loops on the corners for a duvet cover (and wonder if folks who are finding the snaps don’t hold couldn’t get some ribbon and tie to loops to help hold them in place?). I purchased the twin percale duvet covers (which feel wonderful) and was somewhat disappointed to discover there are no tie-downs at the corners. But so far, this has not been an issue. The duvet cover stays in place over the comforter, even on Mr. Toss-and-turn’s side.

Finally, I love that, if needed, this comforter is washable, and I was willing to pay more for this feature, as I have a dog who does stupid things (though he’s a pup, and getting better), so washability was a must. While I did air them out when we first got them, there was no noticeable odor.

10/10, would recommend. 4 stars because holy smokes, this is an investment. Watch out for sales. 5 stars because I’m sleeping so sound beneath, and just love having my own twin-size duvet just for me.