The team at Duvet Advisor have noticed recently that many of the High Street Retailers are starting to sell coloured or patterned duvets. They certainly brighten up our Duvet review pages but they are also a good buy especially for students on a budget and young kids. Here is a quick summary of what we have found to be the main pro’s and con’s of this new type of duvet:
| Pro's | Con's |
|---|---|
| Inexpensive (you don't need to buy a duvet cover) | Larger sizes often don't fit in a regular washing machine |
| Attractive - they come in many different colours and designs | Need more frequent cleaning |
| Normally machine washable | |
You’ll find below some of the best colourful and coverless duvets that, in our opinion, don’t need a cover, as they look great just the way they are!
 | The Teddy Fleece Duvet from M&S, is great for lazying on the sofa with on a Winter’s night. |
 | Another great option from M&S is the supremely washable printed duvet. Available in 3 colours as well as 2 spotty options in grey and pink. Lovely for kids. |
 | House by John Lewis Printed 7 tog Duvet and Pillowcase |
 | The Fine Bedding Company’s 10.5 tog duvet. Available from Amazon in various colours including blue and grey with different coloured piping. Uni Students will love this one. |