Can you tell me if there are corner tabs to keep the comforter from sliding around inside the duvet cover? Thank you!
1073006
I don't think it has corner tabs, but I have had no problems with sliding. Wonderful comforter. Pottery Barn quality.
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.
1073008
Corner tabs? Not that I saw - this is my first experience with a duvet so maybe I missed it!
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
995383
No, it doesn't. I ended up spacing safety pins all around the edges of the duvet with the comforter inside, wasn't pretty but it definitely worked. I was even thinking of putting some velcro pieces inside the duvet and on the edges of the comforter. I may do that yet.
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.
1410589
There are buttons to close the opening in the duvet. I have a full comforter and it was a little small for this full/queen duvet. It slides around inside the duvet a bit. I would commend a queen size comforter for the full/queen duvet.
1434852
It does not but I have not had to adjust it much at all once put the comforter in.
2046706
No. There are no tabs for tying, but don't let this deter you. Great comforter.
2165772
The duvet has clothe straps. If the duvet cover has strings inside corner, you can tie it around duvet straps. My sons duvet cover is from Pottery Barn and it has the interior corner strings.
97398
The comforter does not have ties at its corners; I have a duvet cover that has the ties inside of it and was able to tie the duvet cover ties about the corners of the comforter. Hope this helps you!
881275
It's a fabric material with a tab at each corner to tuck under the bed. I haven't had any problems at all with it sliding.
1833489
They mainly keep my sheets from slipping off the corners, that was my main purpose. More suspenders place from the sides may help.
1239150
Some duvets have ribbon ties in the corners to keep the comforter in place. Mine does not. I just scrunch up the duvet like I would put on a king-sized pillowcase, and pull it up around the comforter. It stays pretty well, but to re-position, just hold by 2 corners and fluff the daylights out of it. If you have a king this takes 2 people. I don't have a problem with the shifting. I guess it depends on whether you move around a lot when sleeping. Good luck!
654665
same experience. There is nothing to secure it inside a duvet cover, but we have had no issues with it bunching up either. It's a nice weight, good for all weather types.
1109055
I turned duvet cover inside out then attached clips. Then turned back out. Hope this helps
750629
No, but I haven't had any trouble with it sliding around in my duvet cover at this point.
1173412
There are several buttons at the bottom of the duvet cover to keep the comforter in.
1983915
It does not have ties inside (an easy thing to fix if you have a needle and thread and scrap ribbons) however, we have not had a problem as of yet. The king size duvet and king size duvet cover will make it hang over the side like In the picture. Apparently, a common stylist trick! Two king pillows look great on a queen bed too!
1469901
I removed the cover and I use fitted sheet corner clips that keep the corners tucked in. The result is I don't have that problem.