Thankyou for your clear definitions. What the rest of the world calls a 'duvet', here in Australia, is called a 'doona'. This is another example of a brand name becoming synonymous with a product they make (the company 'Doona' make duvets), but us Aussies have dropped the term 'duvet'- in fact, 'continental quilt' was the term more commonly used...for some reason, the term 'duvet' just never stuck in Aussieland. This makes clarification require a bit of digging, to differentiate between a doona/ duvet (same thing), comforter (does not require a slip cover), quilt (general reference to any thick, high loft, quilted, top bedding), blanket (usually a hemmed section of wool, doesn't require a slip cover) and bed spread (vibrant patterned thin layer of cloth, big enough to cover the entire bed & pillows when bed is not in use).
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Great duvet picks. Thanks!
Glad you like them!
Thankyou for your clear definitions. What the rest of the world calls a 'duvet', here in Australia, is called a 'doona'. This is another example of a brand name becoming synonymous with a product they make (the company 'Doona' make duvets), but us Aussies have dropped the term 'duvet'- in fact, 'continental quilt' was the term more commonly used...for some reason, the term 'duvet' just never stuck in Aussieland. This makes clarification require a bit of digging, to differentiate between a doona/ duvet (same thing), comforter (does not require a slip cover), quilt (general reference to any thick, high loft, quilted, top bedding), blanket (usually a hemmed section of wool, doesn't require a slip cover) and bed spread (vibrant patterned thin layer of cloth, big enough to cover the entire bed & pillows when bed is not in use).
What type of sheet do I need for blankets So they are encapsulating blankets and I just cover myself with the sheet to avoid itching from wool?