Review on 🌌 YOUSA Galaxy Print 3D Cloud Twin Bedding Duvet Cover Set (10) by Jenny Hupke

Look. I am writing this review mainly out of frustration after reading some of the 1 star reviews. (No, not the people who got the cover with a broken zipper. That sucks, man.) Let's start with what the product is: It's a duvet cover. This is a cover for a duvet, such as B. a duvet cover or duvet. These are two thin pieces of fabric sewn together. This means that the duvet doesn't get dirty and you only have to wash the cover. Sounds stupid? They probably don't use pillowcases either. You? you have the idea This product comes with a duvet cover and two pillowcases. Read the list. Read this line. A duvet. Two pillowcases. There is no comforter. No filling, no sheets. Relax? Cool. Okay, now for the real cons: + This isn't really a bad point, but check out the attached photos of the plaid up close to be honest, that's what it looks like. I've seen complaints about the blurry print but it was advertised as such. + The zipper seems quite fragile but I had no issues with it and found a heavier zipper would be uncomfortable. I would compare it to the zipper on the back of the dress. (So I can see how it's going to break.) + The inside of the lid is unmachined, meaning there are raw edges. I don't expect this to affect functionality, although it's rather unprofessional. + No pull tabs to secure duvet. It's not promoted or counted against him, but it would be nice.+ He's an odd size. Many comforters are 88 x 88 queen/full so finding inserts can be a challenge. It's still the standard size, just not popular. + The zipper is on the top if you orient it so that most of the brown is on the bottom. However, as said, this is a very subtle flash, so you won't notice it. Now pluses: + It's beautiful. OK, that's the point. That is beautiful. That's 80% of the reasons to buy. 100% it's beautiful and covers your duvet. Rest assured, it does both.+ The fabric is very thin, but not so thin that a blanket of white shows through. This prevents suffocation.+ If you place the blanket correctly (which I've done both right and wrong), it doesn't move at all. I put the blanket on, folded it and put it in the trunk, took it to the hotel room and slept with it, folded it again, put it back in the trunk and took it home without moving. (Then, of course, I washed it.) Of course, it's the usual ugly mess of tucking the quilt sideways together while half asleep and leaving some pieces unstuck. Put it on right and you'll be fine.+ It's beautiful.+ I haven't noticed any fading, and I wash it in hot water and tumble dry on high heat about every two weeks. Does not fade, does not shrink. (This goes against the recommendation to wash in cold water and tumble dry low. Although this is a duvet cover, it would be rude not to use hot water). back so your pillow is fully enclosed and won't slip out! They are suitable for "queen-size" pillows (larger than the standard size). That's all. Summary:+ This is a duvet cover. There is no comforter inside.+ The set includes one duvet cover and two pillowcases. That's all.+ It's very nice.+ It's not a $70 build, it's more like a $15 build and a nice $15 space print. Coincidentally, that's close to the $30 asking price. It's not outstanding (haha, pun?) but honestly it's good for the price.