What Do You Call a Duvet Without a Cover?

A duvet without a cover is quickly gaining popularity thanks to its convenience, hygiene and comfort. But what's actually the difference between the various names used for a duvet without a cover? There are several names that are often used interchangeably, depending on the brand and style. In this blog we explain which terms you'll come across and help you make sense of them.

Common names for a duvet without a cover

Besides the term duvet without a cover, which we mainly use at Zelesta, many other names are used. Here are the most common ones:

• Cover-free duvet: because the duvet doesn't need a separate cover.
• Easy/lazy duvet: emphasises the ease of use.
• Duvet with integrated cover: often found in product descriptions.
• All-in-one duvet: emphasises that the duvet is complete and needs nothing extra.
• Washable duvet: emphasises the fact that you can wash the entire duvet.

How do you recognise a duvet without a cover?

You can recognise a duvet without a cover because it's ready to use straight away; you can put it straight on the bed without an extra cover. Another characteristic is that the entire duvet is easy to wash, unlike traditional duvets, which are washed much less often and take longer to dry.

So is a duvet without a cover the same as the other names?

We can't speak for every supplier, but generally the terms cover-free duvet, easy duvet, lazy duvet, all-in-one duvet and washable duvet all refer to the same thing: a duvet without a cover.

Time to find your duvet without a cover

Now that you know what a duvet without a cover is called and what alternative names exist, it's easier to choose the right duvet for your needs. Discover the collection of duvets without a cover at Zelesta and experience the convenience and comfort for yourself.