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Somerset Cotton Quilted Sham
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Lulu and Georgia

$51.00$68.00
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Anderson Velvet Quilted Sham
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Lulu and Georgia

$43.50$58.00
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MarCielo White Cotton Quilt Set Bedspread Coverlet B34
MarCielo 2 Piece Embroidery Pillow Shams
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Mathis Home

Seaton Twin/Twin XL Comforter Set
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American Signature Furniture

$89.99
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Dimitry 100% Rayon Velvet Nude Standard Sham
Gracie Mills Geoffrey 3 Piece Reversible Quilt Set
Seersucker 6-in-1 Quilt Set Americana Stripe
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Mathis Home

Full Queen Cotton Comforter
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HOM Furniture

$29.00$99.99
Location unknown
Melinda Full/Queen Reversible Coverlet Set
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Value City Furniture

Olliix by Mi Zone Allison Yellow Twin/Twin XL Comforter Set
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Big Sandy Home Furnishings

Intelligent Design Senna Orange Comforter Set
Chunky Bunny Yoga - Coma Inducer® Sham - Chive
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Mathis Home

Chunky Bunny Yoga - Coma Inducer® Sham - Cobblestone
Travel Blue Full Comforter Set
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HOM Furniture

$99.99
Location unknown
Olliix by Madison Park Multi Twin/Twin XL Yosemite Reversible Coverlet Set
Olliix by Intelligent Design Vinnie Aqua Twin Comforter and Sheet Set
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Big Sandy Home Furnishings

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F.A.Q.

What is a comforter?

A comforter is a thick blanket with a fabric shell surrounding a filled inner layer. The filling can be natural or synthetic, with down feathers and synthetic polyester being the most common filling material. Most comforters have a cotton, cotton-rayon, or cotton-polyester-blend shell. However, some comforters have silk or wool shells.


Unlike a duvet with a removable shell, the comforter layers are sewn together. This means you don’t separate the fabric shell to wash it. Instead, you clean the entire comforter. Depending on the materials, some comforters are machine washable, while others are dry clean only.

What's the difference between a quilt and comforter?

Quilts and comforters are both types of blankets, but they aren’t the same. Comforters have a filled inner lining between a fabric shell. Because of the filling material, most comforters are quite thick.


Quilts are multi-layered with intricate stitching and patterning that creates the top layer. Most quilts are highly decorative and can be considered a type of artwork. The patterning ranges from simple to complex, depending on the maker’s skill and fabric availability. Often, quilts use small pieces of older textiles but can use new fabric as well. The inner layer is a large piece of cotton or synthetic batting. The back layer is usually the same fabric as the top layer, stitched together to create one piece. They are often more heavy-duty but thinner due to the design.

What are the standard sizes for a comforter?

Most comforters have standard sizes designed to fit the size of your mattress. You’ll find them in Twin, Full/Double, Queen, King, and California King sizes.


Twin comforters: 66 to 68 inches wide by 86 to 88 inches long

Full/double comforters: 81 to 88 inches wide by 86 to 88 inches long

Queen comforters: 86 to 88 inches wide by 96 to 100 inches long

King comforters: 102 to 104 inches wide by 86 to 88 inches long

California King comforters: 107 to 110 inches wide by 96 to 98 inches long


Although the comforter size should match the mattress size, you might like a more custom fit. For example, choose a Queen comforter for a Double mattress if you want a lot of extra side coverage.

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