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ZHEJIANG GOLD SUN MEDICAL SUPPLIES CO.LTD is one of the largest textile companies and the only company who has passed SGS audit that produces permanent flame retardant and anti-static blankets. We offer a wide range of products for both the retail and the market. Products such as blankets, pillows , pillowcase , duvets ,headrest covers , airline table linens , airline amenity kits, sleeper suits etc .

Gold Sun is located in Shao Xing, Zhejiang. Zhejiang province is situated in the heart of China and is the prime textile region. The region offers an unrivaled abundance of experienced resource, with the largest textile fabric market in China – just 25km from our factory. In addition, Gold Sun’s location offers incomparable transportation options. With excellent road, rail and air networks. We are very close to many of the major industrial and financial cities in China.

Patterned Grey Duvet
Item：Patterned Grey Duvet. Material：Cotton, Bamboo, Minky, Fleece, Polyester fiber and other custom fabric. Weight：customized. Production time：30 - 35 days. Port：Ningbo / Shanghai
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White Hotel Duvet
Item：White Hotel Duvet. Material：Cotton, Polyester fiber and other custom fabric. Color：Follow the customer request. SAMPLE DAY：1-2days for avaliable samples, 3-5days for custom samples
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Euro Double Duvet
Item：Euro Double Duvet. Material：Cotton, Polyester fiber and other custom fabric. Color：White or Follow the customer request. Quality standard：SGS functional Test
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Lightweight Summer Duvet
Item：Lightweight Summer Duvet. Material：Cotton, Bamboo, Minky, Fleece, Polyester fiber and other custom fabric. Color：Follow the customer request. Features of Fabric：Soft,Flame Retardant, Anti-Static, Tear-Resistant, Heat-Insulation,
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Home Soft Queen Duvet
Item：Home Soft Queen Duvet. Material：Cotton, Fleece, Polyester fiber and other custom fabric. Color：Follow the customer request. Features of Fabric：Soft,Flame Retardant, Anti-Static, Tear-Resistant, Heat-Insulation, Blackout,
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Cotton King Size Duvet
Item：Cotton King Size Duvet. Material：Cotton, Fleece, Polyester fiber and other custom fabric. Color：Follow the customer request. Size：36*48inch, 41*60inch, 48*72inch, 48*78inch, 60*80inch or custom size
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Why Choose Us

Advanced Equipment
In addition ,we have 16 production lines for non woven head rest covers and pillow cases with an annual yearly production of 6 billion pieces.

Professional Team
Gold Sun staff are all well educated and have regular training. We have 38 experienced and specialized products technicians.

Rich Experience

Real manufacturer with our own factory located in Zhejiang China
Strong professional technical team ensure to produce the top quality products.
Rich experience on outdoor equipment.

Factory
Shao Xing Gold Sun Textile Co. ltd is one of the largest textile companies and the only company who has passed SGS audit that produces permanent flame retardant and anti-static blankets.

What is Duvet？

A duvet is a quilted blanket filled with a natural or synthetic filling — such as down or down-alternative — that is protected by an interchangeable cover. Unlike a comforter, its unique pillow-like structure traps heat without weighing you down.

A duvet is a top layer of bedding that looks decorative and keeps the sleeper warm and snug. The word “duvet” is a French word, meaning “down”—it refers to the feather-like substance from geese and ducks.

Down is the area beneath the outer covering of feathers, usually closest to the belly of geese or ducks. It is very light and fluffy and is an effective thermal insulator— a perfect filling for a duvet. The fill power determines the weight and warmth of a duvet.

Benefits of Duvet

Warmth

One of the main benefits of down duvets like the Rest Original Duvet is their ability to keep you warm. Down is an excellent insulator, and a down duvet will provide warmth on even the coldest nights. Unlike synthetic materials, down is able to trap air and create pockets of warmth, which makes it an ideal choice for bedding.

Softness

In addition to its warmth, a down duvet is also incredibly soft and comfortable. The softness of down is noticeable when compared to synthetic materials, which can often feel rough or scratchy. This makes a down duvet a luxurious and enjoyable choice for bedding.

Warmth and comfor

Despite its warmth and comfort, a down duvet is usually quite lightweight. This means that it will provide insulation without feeling heavy, and it will be easy to move and adjust. This is a significant advantage over heavy synthetic duvets, which can be difficult to manage and may cause discomfort during sleep.

Their durability

Another benefit of down duvets is their durability. Down is a highly durable material, and a well-made down duvet can last for many years. Down has a natural resilience that allows it to bounce back and maintain its shape, even after repeated washing and use. This makes a down duvet a long-lasting and cost-effective investment.

The Difference Between a Duvet and a Quilt

Comfort
Duvets tend to be fluffier and warmer compared to comforters thanks to their high quality down or down alternative fill. Comforters tend to be much flatter with lower quality insulation and may require an additional blanket during colder months.

Weight
Duvets are typically made in specific weights for different levels of warmth, whereas comforters are made with design aesthetics in mind. Most comforters are not filled with high quality down and may vary in weight (and warmth) depending on the chosen fill.

Maintenance
Duvet inserts do not need to be washed often as their cover. This makes routinely washing your bedding much easier. Comforters must be washed more often, as they don’t have a cover, and can wear easily when washed. Having a duvet cover greatly simplifies washing and caring for your bedding.

Style
Some choose comforters over duvets because they might match their current design aesthetic. However, comforters don’t have an outer cover to easily change, which leaves you stuck with the design of the comforter you’ve chosen. Duvets are far superior in style and function as they are traditionally white and require a cover. Duvet covers can be updated seasonally or as often as you’d like giving you the perfect way to switch up the style of your bedding.

How Does a Duvet Cover Work?

The next step is learning how a duvet cover works. Duvets slip easily inside the removable cover, a bit like a bed pillow in a pillowcase. Snaps, buttons, or ties inside the case keep the duvet in place to create one secure blanket.

The duvet cover has three main purposes: design, comfort, and convenience. For example, imagine shifting from your fall bedding to your holiday bedding without putting the whole comforter away. Duvet covers are easily swapped out to match the changing style of your room.

The duvet cover material also provides comfort variety. Break out the soft flannel on a cold January day and swap it out for lighter cotton when spring arrives.

Lastly, duvet covers help protect your duvet from rips, stains, and general wear. While you still need to wash your duvet, you can do it less often because of the cover.

Type of Duvet

Down duvets

Duvets filled with ethically sourced goose or duck down are naturally breathable and reduce the moisture trapped in our bedding as we sleep. We recommend Hungarian goose down duvets for night sweats. Goose down provides three to four times more air circulation than synthetic materials allowing moisture to escape more easily, resulting in a cooling duvet.

Wool duvets

Wool filled duvets are another breathable choice for night sweats. Wool helps to regulate your body temperature as it wicks moisture away from your body as you sleep. Wool duvets can absorb up to 30% of their weight in moisture, which is good for stopping you feeling hot and sticky but also results in your duvet becoming quite a lot heavier during the night, which may unfortunately decrease your comfort as you sleep.

Silk duvets

Silk is another lightweight duvet filling. It is hypoallergenic, soothing for sensitive skin and provides good temperature regulation. However, a silk duvet can feel a bit flat and doesn’t provide that wrap around body contouring feel you get with other duvet fillings. Silk can be both machine washed and tumble dried, but it can lose its natural properties if over-washed.

Consider Finish and Texture When Choosing a Duvet

All of our duvet covers are made with premium materials for superior softness, but each fabric features a distinct texture to meet various comfort preferences and offers a different finish to create an aesthetic that suits your space.

Dress up your dorm room bed or bring a carefree touch to the main bedroom with relaxed duvet fabrics. A cotton jersey knit duvet cover offers the worn-in appeal of a beloved t-shirt, while linen’s natural slub texture imparts an informal aesthetic to the bed.

Decide what kind of elevated look you desire: Cotton sateen, and other fabrics with a subtle sheen bring a lustrous touch to the bed, while crisp, matte cotton percale offers a look more in line with sumptuous hotel bedding.

Choose a material that looks and feels seasonally appropriate. Cotton seersucker instantly signals breezy summer vibes, while a warm flannel duvet cover is a classic choice for cozy comfort during cold winter nights.

Consider prints, patterns, and colors and choose a duvet cover that coordinates with your walls, other bedding, and furniture. Classic stripes, beautiful botanicals, and festive plaids suit many types of spaces, while neutral hues may suit multi-use spaces such as a guest room that doubles as a home office.

How to Put on a Duvet Cover

The rolling trick

One method to change a duvet involves creating what some have nicknamed a “Duvet Swiss Roll.” Start off by laying the duvet cover flat on the bed and position the duvet on top, making sure the corners are aligned.
Next, open the end of the duvet cover and insert the rolled tube inside while turning the cover inside out. Then simply unroll the duvet.

The “inside out” method

Another way to get your cover on easily? Turn it inside out, put your hands all the way in to the end of the cover so your arms are all the way inside, then place one hand in each corner so they are covered like mittens. Use your hands to grab the end corners of the blanket. Holding those corners, shake until the blanket has disappeared into the cover.

The binder clip hack

Instead of wrestling your comforter into its pretty duvet cover, enlist the help of binder clips. Shake out the whole thing — the comforter will fill in evenly — and remove the clips. If the insert bunches up at night, consider securing the corners with safety pins. “They’re discreet, so you can leave them in.”

The partner method

“One person can handle the left corner of the duvet while lining it up with the left corner of the cover, and the other person can do the same with the right corners. Once they’re aligned, both people can hold the duvet and cover in place and give them a little shake to help the duvet settle evenly inside.” The teamwork makes the process a breeze, so you can get in done in half the time.

How to clean them Duvet

Step 1. Extract the cover from your duvet. Assess its condition: is the item clean or littered with stains?

If the latter is your case, pre-treat those smears before throwing your duvet cover inside a dryer or washing machine. (almost every duvet cover is machine washable, so no worries!)

Step 2. Do not use powdered detergent or fabric softeners. Use gentle, milder options. Also, it would be best to wash it by itself or with other thin sheet sets/fabrics (rather than mixing the item with thick clothes).

Step 3. Stay far from hot water. Some believe hot water is the best weapon against germs; but in fact, warm water also has the same effect without damaging the corner ties.

Step 4. Tumble dry. After the washing cycle ends, pull the linen duvet cover out of your dryer immediately.

Step 5. Use the duvet cover as a standalone piece or return it to your duvet insert.

Our Factory

The factory is around 80000 square meters in size and we have 500 workers and 5 specialized sewing group. Gold Sun have invested heavily in machinery to make it the best textile factory. We have 126 sets of 3.6Meters jacquard machines, as well as 6 sets of quilting machines among those we have 10 very modern high tech electronic jacquard machines.

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FAQ

Q: What is the difference between a comforter and a duvet?

A: The main difference between a duvet and comforter is that a comforter is just one piece of bedding while a duvet requires two separate pieces — an insert and cover. A comforter is usually quilted with the filling evenly distributed, while a duvet has an insert that works as the fill.

Q: Can you put a comforter in a duvet cover?

A: In conclusion, the answer to the question, "Can you use a duvet cover on a comforter?" is a resounding "yes." Using a duvet cover on a comforter offers practical advantages, such as ease of cleaning and customization, as well as the opportunity to enhance the aesthetic appeal of your bedroom.

Q: What's the difference between a quilt and a duvet?

A: Quilts are a lightweight option in the summer, and they fit easily under extra layers when the weather turns cool. A quilt includes a layer of batting, which may be natural or synthetic material. Quilts are thinner than a duvet, which is usually fluffy.

Q: Why do humans need duvets?

A: Duvets are designed to trap heat, which means that they can keep you warm during cold nights. But they also have the ability to wick away moisture, which can help keep you cool during warmer nights. This can be especially helpful for people who tend to overheat while sleeping.

Q: Do you need a blanket with a duvet?

A: Yes, you can use your duvet as a blanket if you prefer. A duvet is a thick, quilted comforter typically used as a bed covering. While it's designed to be used with a duvet cover, which can be removed and washed, it can also be used as a warm and cozy blanket.

Q: How often should I wash my duvet?

A: The general advice is once per year at a minimum, but if you use the same duvet year-round, it could probably benefit from a wash every 3-4 months. If you suffer from allergies, are particularly sweaty at night, or have been very ill, your duvet may need more frequent washes.

Q: Is a duvet worth it?

A: Because the insert doesn't touch your skin, you only need to wash it occasionally. It's much easier to wash the cover than the insert itself. You can play around with your bedding theme and style as often as you like by switching out the duvet cover and pillowcase set.

Q: Do I want a duvet or comforter?

A: A duvet would allow you to swap out materials easily and you can decide whether you want one specific material for the duvet cover and then choose a different type of material to use for the duvet insert. Unlike a duvet, you will only be able to buy a comforter made with one specific type of material.

Q: Why are top sheets becoming obsolete?

A: Their main argument is that top sheets never stay put and usually end up tangled or crumpled at the foot of the bed. Because of that, the sheets don't really protect the duvet cover. Instead, they slow you down in the morning when you have to make the bed.

Q: What is the purpose of a duvet cover?

A: A duvet cover is a protective layer that slips over the duvet and has a closure. Because duvets and comforters can be expensive and difficult to clean, duvet covers are useful because they protect your comforter during use and are easily removed and easy to wash.

Q: How often do hotels wash their duvet covers?

A: Typically, hotels wash their bedding once every week including various kinds of comforters, sheets, and pillows. However, they often swap out the pillowcases and linens between the guests. It's a common practice that the hotel comforters are rarely automatically changed – unless a guest requests it.

Q: When should you throw out a duvet?

A: If you're wondering how often you should replace your duvet, sleep experts suggest once every five years. You can also keep your duvet in tip-top condition by washing it every six months. To ensure it stays soft and comfy, let it air dry or only use a tumble dryer on a low heat.

Q: What is so special about a duvet?

A: On a basic level, a duvet is a quilted blanket filled with a natural or synthetic filling — such as down or down-alternative — that is protected by an interchangeable cover. Unlike a comforter, its unique pillow-like structure traps heat without weighing you down.2

Q: How often should you change your duvet?

A: Suggests duvets should be replaced every two to five years. There are ways to try and extend the length of a duvet's life – such as using a protector, which can be washed to protect from stains and dust mites. “Duvets should be replaced roughly every five years.

Q: What is better, a comforter or a duvet?

A: Both duvets and comforters are excellent options to keep you warm all year long, but the choice really comes down to aesthetics. A comforter is lower maintenance, but a duvet provides extra thickness and more style options. If you can't decide which to use, go for the best of both worlds.

Q: Can I use a comforter instead of a duvet?

A: Comforters tend to have less loft than a duvet, which means they might not be as warm and may require the use of an extra blanket during colder months. While some comforters are machine-washable, they are often too bulky for a conventional washer and dryer.

Q: Can you use a duvet cover by itself?

A: Yes, you can use a duvet cover alone without a duvet insert. It won't be as comfortable or fluffy, but it will do the trick if you're in a rush. Using a duvet cover by itself is also an option if it's too hot for both or if your duvet insert needs to be washed.

Q: What is the duvet insert called?

A: A Down Duvet Insert, also known as a down comforter, is sized to fit inside a high-end duvet cover. This type of comforter comes in a variety of options for warmth, fill weight, and fill power .

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