Quilts

What is a Quilt?

A duvet is more fluffy and insulating than a blanket, which is usually made of wool or cotton and is a night cover like a duvet. Therefore, it is more popular in the winter months.

First Step in Quilt Selection: Person Capacity
“How to choose a quilt?” The first answer to the question is, of course, the capacity of the person! Duvets are divided into three types according to the capacity of the person: single, double and baby quilts. Therefore, if you need a quilt for your bed, you should first choose the product suitable for the size and capacity of your bed.

Directly Related to Sleep Temperature: Filling Material
The city you live in can be very cold and you may not get the heating performance you want from your quilt. Of course, living in a hot geography and the high heat holding capacity of the quilt you choose can also negatively affect your sleep comfort. That’s exactly why it’s essential to consider the filling material when choosing a quilt. Now, let’s take a look at the types of quilts according to the filling material to offer quilt recommendations suitable for your needs.

Interlining Quilt
Since interlining quilts have a low heat holding capacity, you can choose this quilt type in temperate climates or use them in seasonal transitions.

Microgel Quilt
Microgel quilts, which have the property of absorbing moisture and are woven quite frequently, also have a low heat holding capacity. In other words, if you live in hot climates, you can significantly prevent the problem of sweating during sleep thanks to microgel duvets.

Microfiber Quilt
Microfiber duvets, which have a soft structure and can maintain their volume for many years, have low sweating rates as they can successfully provide air circulation.

Heat Stabilizing Quilt
This type of duvet, also known as air conditioner quilt, can take in air thanks to its special air ducts, and while providing a pleasant sleep, it prevents odors that may occur due to sweat. Another advantage of air ducts is that the heat can be distributed homogeneously.

Bamboo Quilt
If you care about sustainability, the bamboo quilt, which we strongly recommend you to choose because of its naturalness, is extremely successful in terms of air permeability and contributes to your body’s breathing. Another advantage of these products is that they are light and soft in structure.

4 Seasons Quilt
Your body temperature during sleep has a direct impact on sleep quality. 4-season quilts, on the other hand, can be arranged according to the season thanks to their snap fasteners. You can use a double layer in cold weather and a single layer in warmer weather.

Cotton Quilt
Cotton quilts, which can preserve their naturalness to a high extent during the weaving process, are also very successful in insulation, thanks to their softness as well as their ability to trap air.

Goose Down Quilt
Since the heat holding capacity is quite high, goose down duvets keep you warm even in the coldest climatic conditions, thus helping to improve your sleep quality. However, these products are light and soft. In addition, goose down duvets can be produced with two types of feathers, down and back.

Wool Quilt
If you want to choose a natural, renewable, durable, warm and healthy quilt, you can choose wool filled products. Wool duvets can absorb up to 33% of their dry weight without feeling wet.

Hygiene Important: Duvet Cleaning
Changing your bedding regularly is a must. But the cleaning of pillows and duvets is as important as the cleaning of bedding sets. In short, in order to make the right decision in choosing a quilt, attention should be paid to cleanliness. For example, some types of quilts can be washed in the washing machine, while some items can only be washed in a washer-dryer.