"The Bedsure all-season comforter is available in 10 sizes and 16 patterns and colors, so you could put it inside a duvet or use it on its own in a fun shade like green or dusty blue. It's also 100% polyester, which initially gave me pause. Polyester isn't the most breathable material, but for under $30 I figured the covering was worth a try regardless."
"I would say the polyester shell and fill provide some warmth that's good for the colder months, but the comforter is thin enough that its material doesn't retain too much heat. Plus, its box-stitched design keeps the fill evenly distributed, so it won't bunch up all around you. You'll be happy to learn that the comforter also sports eight corner and side tabs, so you can easily attach it to the inside of your duvet cover without worrying that it might shift."
"When I received the Bedsure comforter, the nights were still cold, and I found that it kept me warm enough if I wore cozy pajamas. Whereas the blankets I'd been using would get tangled around my legs throughout the night, I loved that this bed covering stayed flat over me no matter how much I turned. If you're looking for something really fluffy,"
The Bedsure all-season down alternative comforter offers 10 sizes and 16 patterns and colors and can be used alone or inside a duvet. The shell and fill are 100% polyester, providing moderate warmth while remaining thin enough to avoid excessive heat retention. The box-stitched construction keeps fill evenly distributed to prevent bunching and the comforter includes eight corner and side tabs to secure it inside a duvet cover. The lightweight design permits use into warmer months while still providing enough warmth for cold nights when paired with pajamas. The comforter was offered on sale for about $28.20 with an additional promo code discount.
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