MILDLYMILDLY Super Soft Duvet Cover - 100% Washed Microfiber Peacock Blue Comforter Cover Set 3 Pieces with Zipper Closure & Corner Ties (No Comforter)

This is my first duvet, so I can’t compare it to others. It has met my expectation in all areas but it wrinkles very badly. It is very soft and very comfortable. I used it with a weighted blanket in the winter and now I am using without the weighted blanket. The color appears just like the picture and in beautiful. I use this under my decorative quilted comforter so the wrinkles do not bother me, but I would not suggest this product for the top of the bed. I don't think it would look nice. I would like to add that the duvet cover is shorter than my king size sheets and quilt. The pillows that come with it are wrinkled too. It is thin and light weight.

this is my first time buying a duvet cover i can say it was easily the best purchase i’ve made in a while. the color was exactly as described and the material feel amazing!! there are some wrinkles which i kind of expected and i don’t mind. i will say to size up if your bed is raised and not laying flat on the floor. My bed is a size full and i bought a queen size cover, the last picture is how much room the cover has to the floor. and putting the comforter wasn’t hard at all to put in

This is my first duvet, so I can’t compare it to others, but it did meet my expectations for the price point. If you are wanting a duvet cover with a smooth, wrinkle-free appearance, I’d suggest looking elsewhere. The fabric is microfiber, so it’s soft, lightweight and launders nicely, but it isn’t wrinkle-free. To minimize wrinkles I wash in cold and dry using medium heat and no dryer sheets to prevent dryer sheet stains. Keep in mind that the thinner microfiber fabric will conform to your duvet comforter. A lumpy comforter on the inside will look lumpy on the outside as well.Overall, it’s a nice but plain, budget-friendly duvet. I found no issues with the seaming, but I found the white zipper less than pleasing to the eye, but it mostly stays hidden. I went with a duvet cover because I wanted something lightweight and easy to launder. This fit the bill. Inserting the comforter for the first time was super frustrating, but it gets easier with practice.I debated between the Gray Teal and Gray Blue but ultimately went with the blue. The online image showing four various lights and devices is super accurate, so use it to match your bedroom lighting for best results. My iPhone photos depict a bluer tint, but it appears more teal in person. I think the difference is the Gray Teal may lean into a sage green more than the blue-greens. I ordered the Queen and it fits perfectly.

The duvet cover itself is amazing. It is super soft. It does get a little bit wrinkly after it comes out of the dryer, but I think that might be normal. My issue is not really with the cover itself but with duvet covers in general, and it does take a lot of patience to place the insert into the duvet cover, and I found that after sleeping on it for one night the bowties that get tied to the inside of the duvet cover, are more like a satin material so unless you’re tying it in a knot, they do tend to come out and then the insert and bunches up inside the duvet cover

I LOVE this comforter cover - I use it as a top cover (without a comforter) for a smoother finish - it lies perfectly. I am extremely happy with the colors and finish both top and bottom. I bought Mildly sheets with a cuff color to match (FAVORITE sheets ever). I’ll buy from Mildly again and again.

TL/DR: ...but it might not be as terrific in a larger size or with a heavier insert.I say that because yep, this is a very lightweight/thin cover. I expect it to hold up for about two years if my cats don't decide to shred it, and this is based on the expectation that I will treat it as I treat any delicate item for the laundry - cold water, short cycle, dry just to damp-dry on low, then finish drying over a clothes-drying rack.The ties are narrow and small synthetic satin ones. That's fine I guess because they are well sewn, and if they were sturdier I'd worry that the cover would tear before they would. I'd rather have to re-sew ties in, than have to figure out how to repair an unsightly tear - I'm a good hand sewer and could do embroidery or something but that would be a lot of work.The zipper seems adequate and it's sewn with a little flap to be invisible - but it's probably the most vulnerable part of the comforter. I'll wash this cover and its pillowcase together but not with any other laundry.The material feels fairly cottony and some may be disappointed that it's not sueded-ish, but I hate that suede texture in a microfiber fabric. For one, it will catch on any rough spot on your skin, yuk. For two, I have cats and their hair will stick to the suede-texture microfiber like dirt sticks to a microfiber duster.I bought the grayish-teal and I would say that my actual comforter looks about a shade lighter, and a bit less gray, than what shows up on my desktop or fire tablet screen. I'd call the screen image color celadon - by comparison I'd describe my actual comforter as a light, true teal just barely leaning toward a "mint" tone. Still grayed enough to not be garish, and it matches my deeper teal sheets beautifully.I use only cotton sheets because they stay cooler in summer, breathe, and a decent percale doesn’t pill. For a comforter cover that doesn’t much come into direct contact with the sleeper, pilling should be less of an issue, but I’ll update if there is serious or premature pilling of this duvet cover.Speaking of which, below is text from the insert which was included with the cover:"How to prevent pilling: 1) Reduces friction. For example, sleep in pajamas set."So...I guess they are instructing the user not to sleep in the nude? Or something? That's the only place where the translation breaks down a bit, possibly due to fear of being indelicate...

Quality is good for the price. Soft, looks great and the color was as pictured. We have a set of old doors that we had repurposed as sliding “barn doors” in our bedroom and they are distressed turquoise. The grayish turquoise color matched perfectly without being overpowering.

I'm someone who is very picky about the feeling of my bedding. This duvet cover is very soft, and it is not HOT! It was super easy to put on and I love the gray color!

A nice soft duvet that washes lovely and dries fast, perfect to snuggle under on winter nights

Soft and comfort, feels better than full cotton.

Super soft, lovely colour, washes well but it is a total nightmare with staying put over the duvet. It does have ties in the corner but realistically you need them on the sides as well for it to stay in place better.The pillow cases are lovely and soft to sleep on and these don't move around quite as much even though I have quite small pillows.

The MILDLY Super Soft Duvet Cover set is fantastic! The 100% washed microfiber is incredibly soft and comfortable, making for a great night's sleep. The rugby tan color is also beautiful and adds a cozy touch to the room. I appreciate that it comes with a zipper closure and corner ties, keeping the duvet in place throughout the night. The only reason I gave it four stars instead of five is that the material wrinkles easily, but it's a minor issue considering the overall quality of the set. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a new duvet cover.

This duvet cover is very soft, it has a very nice touch and makes you feel very comfortable, so far no pilling has appeared which is very good, the pillow covers are big enough if you have big pillows but they are very good with those of conventional sizes as well. The color is beautiful and it matches my room perfectly.