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.
1972688
Correct. But there is about 2 inches on each side. I guess for tucking in a thick blanket or comforter.
1114077
Yes, I have a duvet cover over it. I have noticed some very small feathers have come out. But they are very tiny.
929539
There is no loop, strictly a cover. Bottom has a hole for the ring to go thru, hole on side for buttons and smooth back except for the snap button for top flap
177932
No it doesn't. I held the corners as I put it in the duvet cover. Just working slowly it filled up duvet cover easily.
1000748
I returned this set as the comforter did not hang over the sides far enough. I cannot answer your question whether it snags or not.Beautiful set, but just didn't work for me.
1019699
A duvet is like a comforter except that there is a separate insert and a cover. The duvet is like the pillow and the duvet cover is like the pillow case. A good duvet insert has a loop in each corner; good duvet covers have ties on each inside corner so that you can tie the cover to each corner so it doesn't move around inside the cover.
1073007
I have had this duvet for about 7 months I can say it has passed many "tests".It doesn't have "corner tabs" but my down comforter stays put inside. I think "sliding" may have to do with the fabric of some comforters or duvets. I avoid any "shiny" polyester/acrylic fabrics as they tend to slide. No problem at least with my cotton down comforter or this duvet. The fabric is cotton, soft and never looks wrinkled.
1073009
No, their aren't - but since my Ikea comforter is covered in cotton and the duvet itself is cotton, the friction helps hold it nicely in place without it sliding or bunching. I really like this set - both the duvet and the shams launder beautifully with no need to iron as long as they are removed from the dryer promptly. I will say that the buttons don't seem to be sewn on all that securely so I imagine one day I'll have to pull out the needle and thread, but other than that I am pleased and I would definitely buy it again. The colors are muted enough that even in paisley it is not too busy - quite soothing in fact. No, their aren't - but since my Ikea comforter is covered in cotton and the duvet itself is cotton, the friction helps hold it nicely in place without it sliding or bunching. I really like this set - both the duvet and the shams launder beautifully with no need to iron as long as they are removed from the dryer promptly. I will say that the buttons don't seem to be sewn on all that securely so I imagine one day I'll have to pull out the needle and thread, but other than that I am pleased and I would definitely buy it again. The colors are muted enough that even in paisley it is not too busy... » Read More No, their aren't - but since my Ikea comforter is covered in cotton and the duvet itself is cotton, the friction helps hold it nicely in place without it sliding or bunching. I really like this set - both the duvet and the shams launder beautifully with no need to iron as long as they are removed from the dryer promptly. I will say that the buttons don't seem to be sewn on all that securely so I imagine one day I'll have to pull out the needle and thread, but other than that I am pleased and I would definitely buy it again. The colors are muted enough that even in paisley it is not too busy - quite soothing in fact. « Show Less
1434853
No. It does not. I ended up just twisting the corners around to grip them better and then tying the duvet cover's ties to the corners.
100016
Hello Alvin, No, there are no ties or clips to attach to the comforter but the comforter has no problem staying in place inside the duvet. There are 5 or 6 buttons that keep the comforter from coming out. You will love the soft feel of the duvet. Hope this helps you.
597054
I put mine in a pottery barn duvet cover with plenty of room. There are loops to attach ties from the duvet so it doesn't slide around.
1986830
I actually have a comforter on the bed but not inside of the coverlet. It's under the coverlet and it makes it more luxurious. Living in Florida, I wanted the option of easily being able to take it off the bed if needed.
1179960
No, there are not. You can buy some plastic clips at one of the home stores (i.e. Bed Bath & Beyond) for not very much. I haven't had a problem yet due to the lack of ties, etc. The duvet cover and coordinating pillows are very good quality and I am extremely pleased with them.
445568
No. Its a regular comforter without buttons or tie-downs. Cover advantage is presence of a zipper. I bought this cover for my goose down comforter - down comforters eventually start to "leak" feathers. So I put down comforter inside of this cover and then whole structure inside of another cover. That way I can wash outside cover often and inside cover rarely. And I don't see any annoying feathers anymore.
686356
this is a regular comforter. You don't need loops etc. on it. Just buy the duvet cover and put it in. I have purchased two duvet covers for this comforter and they work fine. Hope this helps you.
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.