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The new way to dress your bed to optimise hygiene, comfort and practicality
Fed up with grappling with the duvet cover every time you change the sheets? Introducing the coverless duvet – a dreamy all-in-one option that is changing the bedroom game for good. Here we unravel all you need to know about coverless duvets and lay out some of our favourite coverless styles.
Aside from being machine washable (we'll never say no to not needing to scramble with the sheets every week), there are plenty of other benefits of coverless duvets. We explain in a bit more detail below:
With coverless duvets soaring in popularity, they're becoming widely available from a range of high street retailers. Saying that, if you're looking for the real deal, we'd recommend trying out the original Night Lark coverless duvet from The Fine Bedding Company. Night Lark (previously known as Night Owl) coverless duvets are made from soft, pure cotton and have a super lightweight fibre filling that's made from recycled PET bottles. Alternatively, the coverless duvets from well-known sleep brand Silentnight are a great choice.
Ready to make the switch? Shop our favourite coverless duvet picks for 2025 below – prices given are for a double, but tap the links to find out more.
Achieve a cosy country cabin feel in your bedroom with this checked pattern coverless duvet. In sweet hues of green and yellow, this design can dry within 90 minutes – making for an extra speedy turnaround on wash day.
One thing to note with this option: the king and super king sizes will require a larger washing machine capacity (10kg, to be precise).
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With its contrasting grey hues, this reversible coverless duvet would look stylish in any bedroom. The plush 220GSM down alternative filling makes it look much more expensive than it is, too.
Ideal for contemporary bedroom spaces, it has a baffle box design that not only looks smart, but also provides ample space for its down alternative filling. If you're looking for a luxuriously soft and plump option, this one's for you.
| Tog | 10.5 |
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This luxurious Night Lark waffle coverless duvet has been designed with a textured waffle top and a plain reverse to look just like a waffle duvet cover (though you'll no longer be grappling with a duvet cover every time it needs changing).
The best part? All of the Night Lark coverless duvets are made with sustainably sourced cotton, which, in our opinion, makes it worth the extra spend.
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Seersucker duvets have been big news in the interior design world for the past few years, and now coverless duvets are available in this soft, stylish and crease-resistant texture. This design is reversible so you can easily change up your look.
Better still, this affordable option even comes with matching pillowcases to provide a cohesive feel in your bedroom. Simply pair with some patterned accent cushions to complete the look.
| Tog | 2.5 |
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In a lovely pale silver-grey colourway, this Catherine Lansfield coverless duvet wouldn't look out of place in bedrooms with a minimalist scheme. With its cord-like material, we love the soft and cosy feel of this one.
If silver grey isn't your colour, this luxurious option is also available in a pared-back natural colourway or a rich navy hue. The 6.5 tog rating is ideal for spring, autumn, and milder summer nights or for those who prefer a lighter, more breathable duvet all year round.
| Tog | 6.5 |
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This pretty number from Exclusivo Mezcla features delicate floral branches and a subtle blue colourway, making it a lovely addition to any style of bedroom, or particularly those with a shabby chic or country feel.
If you're a fan of intricate patterns, there are a few gorgeous alternatives available to buy, including vibrant boho styles with aztec prints and a charming grey patchwork option.
| Tog | 7.5 |
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Say hello to the Night Lark gingham coverless duvet: a classic design with a contemporary twist. It's available in a range of colours, from warm sand to dusk blue, but sand is our personal favourite.
Not only can all Night Lark coverless duvets be popped in the washing machine, but they come in a handy drawstring bag so you can easily roll them up and take them anywhere (camping, perhaps?).
| Tog | 10.5 |
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With this reversible coverless duvet, you can choose whether you want a light grey or dark grey top – ideal for those who like to switch it up. Made with a high-quality microfibre shell and 100 per cent polyester filling, this duvet is soft, breathable and hypoallergenic.
We particularly love the diamond stitching on this option – it gives it an almost deluxe look. For something utterly regal, opt for the rich red and black colourway.
| Tog | 10.5 |
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One of the features we love about the Night Lark coverless duvets is the signature wave stitching. When paired with sea blue hues, this coverless duvet gives us all the coastal vibes.
With over 2,000 five-star reviews, we can see why shoppers love this option: it's soft, stylish and easy to pack away. The perfect option for a coastal camper retreat!
| Tog | 10.5 |
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Coverless duvets aren't just for adults. In fact, as coverless duvets don't require an additional duvet cover, they're ideal for little wrigglers who usually get tangled up in the duvet at night. This playful set includes a reversible space-themed coverless duvet and a matching pillowcase.
Made from soft-touch fabric, the duvet is filled with fluffy hollow fibre to provide a soft and cosy comfort for your little one. If you're in a hurry, simply wash and tumble-dry on low within 90 minutes.
| Tog | 9 |
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What is a coverless duvet?
A re-imagination of the traditional duvet, a coverless duvet comes with a super soft cover sewn in, so you can say goodbye to your weekly duvet-changing struggles. No more duvet covers!
What are the benefits of a coverless duvet?
Unlike regular duvets that usually require dry cleaning, coverless duvets can be washed at home in the washing machine. Simply pop it in the wash on a 40-degree cycle when it needs a refresh.
An added bonus? Most coverless duvets are designed especially to be fast-drying, so you can wash them and have them back on your bed on the same day. Many are also tumble dryer-friendly, making the washing process even quicker.
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