Find yourself struggling to fit your duvet cover? Not to worry, we have two easy methods to make putting on your cover as simple as A-B-C. 

The Traditional Method

1. Firstly, lay your duvet insert over your bed.

2. Next, lay the duvet cover inside out, on top of the duvet while making sure the opening is at the bottom of the bed.

3. Use the corner ties to secure your insert in place by tying them tightly to the top corners of your insert.

4. Work your hands inside the cover upwards to the top corners. Then match each corner with the insert’s corners and flip the cover outwards over the insert.

5. Carefully slide the cover down and over the rest of the insert. Now repeat Step 3 for the bottom corners and use the concealed cloth buttons to finish.

The Burrito Method

Also known as the California Roll Method, this may seem a little daunting initially but with enough practice, you may find that it’s really a hack for changing duvet cover in the most efficient way

1. Lay your duvet cover inside out, over your bed with the opening at the bottom of the bed.

2. Next, lay the duvet insert on top of the cover while making sure that all the edges match up neatly.

3. Similar to The Traditional Method, use the corner ties to secure your insert in place by tying all four corners.

4. Then, grab the opposite end of the opening of the cover and roll the whole thing tightly towards the bottom of the bed, as if you’re making the world’s tightest burrito!

5. Take the opening of the cover and pull it outwards around the roll. Fasten Weavve’s concealed cloth buttons to create the burrito (or sushi roll, if you prefer).

6. Finally, pinch the matched closure and bottom edge of the insert to unravel the covered insert.

Once you are done with either method, give the whole thing a little shake and you’ll have a perfectly covered duvet.

Our duvet covers are multi-purposeful - not only can you use it for duvets, but also with our weighted blankets.

Our weighted blankets designed with smaller compartments for even weight distribution, helps you relax by stimulating the feeling of being held or hugged. Made with a breathable fabric that is machine and dryer safe, it is hypoallergenic and non-toxic. 

It comes in Single, Super Single, Queen and King sizes, which makes it easy to match with our duvet covers.

How should my duvet cover be washed and dried? When it comes to caring for your cover, it is important to note which material you’re caring for. 

Weavve’s cotton duvet covers are 100% pure extra long staple cotton fibres with a 100 yarn count using single ply threads. You can care for them by:

• Machine wash in warm water separately before use.
• Iron on medium heat if needed.
• Line dry, do not tumble dry.
• Do not dry clean .
• Do not use any kind of bleaching agent as bleach damages the cotton fibre.

Crafted from 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell Fibres with a 400 single-ply thread count woven with the finest 80 yarn count threads. Care for your Lyocell duvet covers by:

• Gentle machine wash in cold water separately before use.
• Iron on low heat if needed.
• Line dry or tumble dry on low.
• Do not dry clean.
• Do not use any kind of bleaching agent as bleach damages the Lyocell fibre.

Read our handy care guide for more information on how to care for not only your duvet covers, but also the rest of your beddings.

Duvet or comforter? That is the question that many homeowners have when it comes to choosing a bedding. Do you prefer an uncluttered bed? Do you prefer ease of washing? Here is everything you need to note before making the choice that is right for you.

As the name suggests, a comforter is a thick, quilted, fluffy blanket that is used to keep you comfy and cozy. It is used to help keep you warm and toasty when it’s cold. It is usually filled with down, feathers or fibres to give its luxurious fullness. These fillings are held in place and evenly distributed by quilting and stitching. 

Caring for your comforter is as simple as throwing it into the washer with your other bedding and as no comforter cover is required. However, due to its nature of being uncovered, a top sheet and a blanket would still be needed to get you through the colder days. On the other hand, with Singapore’s hot and humid weather, a regular blanket may be uncomfortable to use. Consider using Weavve’s Lyocell flat sheet as it is more lightweight and breathable for warmer nights instead. 

The word “duvet” originates from the French word meaning “down”. Typically made from cloth and used as the top layer of a bed to help keep you warm at night. It is usually filled with down, feather or synthetic fibre. 

Unlike a comforter, you can’t use a duvet as it is - it needs a duvet cover. This is because it’s like a flat feather bed with box stitching that you can’t simply throw in the wash and it needs to be kept in the most pristine condition. Its main purpose is to cut down the number of bedding on your bed as it often takes the role of a top sheet, blankets and quilts. It is an absolute time saver when it comes to making the bed. 

So, if you are someone who is always in a rush for time and doesn’t fancy extra bed coverings, a duvet may be more suited for you. And because of its ability to change its cover, you may change up your style whenever you please. In order to ensure that the lifespan of your duvet is maximised, make sure it lies on top of you instead of under such that the filler won’t get damaged as quickly.