Corner Loops: Are there corner loops so the comforter can be held by a duvee cover?
586751
On the one I have, yes it does. Mine is the Queen sized, medium warmth. One on each corner.
979522
The comforter is made with a grid so the filling doesn't end up in a corner. It's not bulky but is very warn.
1977039
No, but my down comforter doesn't seem to move. As another reviewer wrote, "It does have deep corners."
1983915
It does not have ties inside (an easy thing to fix if you have a needle and thread and scrap ribbons) however, we have not had a problem as of yet. The king size duvet and king size duvet cover will make it hang over the side like In the picture. Apparently, a common stylist trick! Two king pillows look great on a queen bed too!
97399
No there are no tie loops, however the microfiber duvet covers we ordered did not cause the duvet to slip down or move around, the duvet stayed in place.
621718
There are felt loops at the top corners. Depending on the type of wall, you can install L hooks or other hardware on which to attach the felt loops.
1751736
nothing to attach the comforter to the duvet cover. buttons to secure the cover
1648479
You just put it on top of a comforter or use it by itself. It is not a duvet cover. You can't put anything in it.
1876348
I used one on each corner and two on each side for a total of 12. They work great, though, and are worth the money. My duvet did not slip around at all.
1239150
Some duvets have ribbon ties in the corners to keep the comforter in place. Mine does not. I just scrunch up the duvet like I would put on a king-sized pillowcase, and pull it up around the comforter. It stays pretty well, but to re-position, just hold by 2 corners and fluff the daylights out of it. If you have a king this takes 2 people. I don't have a problem with the shifting. I guess it depends on whether you move around a lot when sleeping. Good luck!
597050
It is square so the comforter doesn't fit exactly but it seems to stay put fine and if you use corner ties it doesn't slip out at all. Love it!
1230665
The clip part is under the padded side. I take a corner of the comforter, shake the stuffing away, and then take a corner of the duvet cover and push it inside the cover. Then I hold the inverted cover together with the corner of the comforter and clip them together. That way the clip is inside the cover.
1043757
It has buttons at the end where the comforter goes in, but no other ties. It does not slide much for me. I shake it out once a week and it resettles inside the duvet.
154316
There are no hooks or ties on this duvet which is really annoying! It tends to slide about inside the duvet cover. I think the trouble is you need a cover that fits really tightly, most of the covers are oversize. I hope this helps.
1013409
There are no corner ties, The duvet stays in place pretty well. Has not been an issue for me.
1657961
No ties. However my duvet has ties so I pinned the corners of comforter to them.
1658218
It is my understanding that a true baffle box comforter has vertical interior walls, and a side wall on the outside, that create a 3-D affect. This is supposed to allow for the most loft, eliminate cold spots, and control any migration of the feathers. There is another style that is similar, a sew-through, that creates squares in the comforter, but does have cold spots along the stitched area as there are almost no feathers at the seams. FYI, the people at Warm Things are quite helpful with any questions you may have regarding their products.