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  • Woman sitting on the edge of her bed, pulling a rumpled cover off a traditional duvet Woman sitting on the edge of her bed, pulling a rumpled cover off a traditional duvet

    WHY COVERLESS

    Leave the duvet cover behind.

    One piece. Nothing to wrestle with, nothing to put back.

  • Wrestling a traditional duvet into a separate cover on wash day Image

    THE INVISIBLE CHORE

    Every wash day, the same five jobs.

    01

    Strip it

    The cover comes off. Corner by corner.

    02

    Wash two pieces

    Cover in the machine. Duvet to the launderette, or never.

    03

    Find the corners

    Arm inside the cover, hunting for the ties.

    04

    Stuff it back in

    The shake, the wrestle, the lumps in the wrong places.

    05

    Repeat

    In a fortnight. For years.

    About twenty minutes, twice a month. For years.

    THE SYSTEM CHANGE

    One piece. Nothing to dress.

    Same bed, two systems. Drag the handle.

    Duvenna Coverless Duvet in Cream on a double bed with matching pillowcases
    The same bed with a traditional duvet and its cover half pulled off, pillowcases dropped on the bed
    Duvet + cover
    Duvenna

    One piece

    The cover is sewn in. There is nothing to take off.

    Nothing to dress

    No corners to find, no ties, no buttons.

    The whole thing washes

    Into your own machine at 40°C, all of it.

    Bed made in seconds

    Shake it out, lay it flat. Done.

    WHAT ACTUALLY CHANGES

    Wash day, before and after Duvenna.

    10 seconds

    to make the bed

    1 piece

    in the wash, not two

    0 covers

    to put back

    10.5 tog

    winter warmth, without the traditional bulk

    Reading in bed under the Duvenna Coverless Duvet on a rainy British evening Image

    THE OBVIOUS QUESTION

    Doesn't a duvet need a removable cover?

    Only if you can't wash the duvet. This one, you can.

    The whole Duvenna duvet inside a standard washing machine drum, the last corner being tucked in by hand Image

    The cover is the duvet. The whole thing goes into your own machine at 40°C — nothing to strip first.

    Duvenna Coverless Duvet air drying on a wooden clothes airer by a window Image

    Dry in a couple of hours on the line, overnight on an airer, or on low in the tumble dryer.

    Close-up of the diamond quilting and bound edge of the Duvenna Coverless Duvet in Cream Image

    10.5 tog, diamond-quilted right through, so the filling stays exactly where it is — wash after wash.

    Duvenna Coverless Duvet in Sage Green on a double bed with matching pillowcases Image

    Change the system, not the sheets.

    From £79 · Four sizes · Five colours · 100-night trial

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