Duvet Inserts

Unwind and drift off into a restful night’s sleep with ultra-soft duvet inserts that provide year-round comfort, warmth, and serene luxury.

We carry the best duvet inserts designed to fit all bed sizes, from twin to king. All feature the quality craftsmanship you expect from Ashley, such as piped edges for a crisp, hotel-like finish and box stitching through all layers to prevent the filling from bunching and shifting.

If you or someone in your household has allergies, look for a duvet insert filled with a down alternative, such as a lofty fiberfill specially engineered to keep out pollen, pet dander, and dust mites. An exterior cover of 100% sateen cotton adds a silky feel.

A duvet has two parts: an insert and a cover. The insert is a comforter filled with an insulating material for fluff and warmth, typically down or a hypoallergenic alternative. Unlike other comforters, however, a duvet insert has a plain white or ecru exterior fabric without a pattern.

Enter the duvet cover, which mimics a giant pillowcase for the duvet, enclosing it in color, pattern, and a protective layer. It’s sewn around the edges but has an opening at the bottom — fastened with buttons, ties, or snaps — for inserting the comforter.

Duvet covers and inserts offer lots of flexibility. Just like duvet inserts vary in terms of warmth, duvet covers come in several styles, hues, textures, and materials. A duvet cover helps turn your bed into a decorative focal point that you can change as often as you like.

Slip on a cashmere or flannel duvet cover for the winter to add extra softness and warmth, then switch it to linen or cotton in warmer weather for a lighter, breezier feel. Duvet covers also fold and store easily, so you can have an array of favorites.

Shop for duvet covers separately or with bedding sets that include matching shams and  sheet sets for a fully coordinated look. Round out your bedroom upgrade with  bedding essentials  like pillows with eco-friendly fibers and moisture-wicking covers, mattress protectors, and wedge pillows for gentle, sloping support.

Absolutely, although you’ll need to check the materials and the manufacturer’s washing instructions. Because of a duvet insert’s bulk, you might have to use a commercial or large-capacity washer. You can also have it dry-cleaned.

Designers recommend washing a duvet insert about every two to three months, or six months if you use a duvet cover. Spot-clean the insert first with a clean cloth and a mild detergent, then use a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild, bleach-free detergent. No fabric softener. If you have a down duvet insert, use a detergent specifically made for washing down, which won’t strip its natural oils.

Tumble dry the insert on low heat. Add dryer balls or tennis balls to break up the filling and dry it evenly.