The thinnest. Just switched from Mysa Stra (quite warm) to a thinner one (can't see the name) And, of course, when it gets really warm, I just use the duvet cover. I'm just looking at their current ones online and have a feeling that they are all new names. They are so inexpensive that I replace them whenever they're getting less fluffy. Jakabedy, is that the linen duvet cover?

Eld, maybe your niece uses Rent the Runway. I hear of people who have to go to formal events who rent a dress to wear. It makes perfect sense since these are often expensive items that you will only wear once or twice. the Stitch Fix quality is varied. Everything in my first box was very nice although one item didn’t fit and another was something I knew I would not wear. I love the cashmere sweater and it’s been very useful. The second box was much more TJ Maxx quality— cheaply made but also overpriced. I may give them one more chance in the spring and give more detail. My last trip to the mall was a nightmare. I dragged myself all over and finally found one pair of black pants. I got in line to pay. There were two people ahead of me. While I was waiting, another woman came up to the counter on the other side rather than getting in line. The salesperson insisted she had been there first. I was so tired and irritated I just shoved the pants at her and said she could keep the damn things — well maybe not quite that rude. So if I can get nice clothes delivered to the door, I am all for it. Now we are in the midst of freezing weather and snow but I have to get those clothes back in the mail within three days. At least they send a postage paid envelope.

I love the poufy feeling sleeping under a duvet. I did sweat but it’s thyroid related. I kind of missed not being cold the first 10 min of being in bed, ha. When I asked what he thought he said it felt like he was sleeping under denim. ....but he slept comfortable. I don’t use fabric softener. Hopefully it softens in time by washing. Bedroom update: pb duvet is white and dark blue (almost black) stripes. I bought a white bedskirt a while back but it’s only 14” drop and I need 17“ so need to get a different one. Going to order pillow fabric. Going to use the Windsor Palm (green/blue) on euros (putting pb ones away for now) and a long blue velvet lumbar with gold Greek key trim. I need to get a few more majolica plates for around my mirror. Have most of the art. Need to buy the art I picked for above bed but that and the bathroom rug I bought from eBay ties it all together. Still waiting for it to ship. Bedroom is painted. Need to paint bathroom (probably bm Hale navy) and vanity (bm cloud white) Found fun green knobs off Etsy. White shower curtain from RH with navy embroi stripe. Need to order curtains and Roman shades for bedroom. Looks all good in my head. I’m excited. :)

Simply have any curtain seamstress reduce the width on any king ( equal reduction, both long sides ) to match the narrower WIDTH. of the CALIFORNIA. THE LENGTH IS IRRELEVANT. The California is longer, will fit in nicely I can assure you. Got a friend with a sewing machine? Same advice. When I do custom for a client? It is at least four inches smaller in both length and width, than the ACTUAL duvet. A duvet is not meant to be a "bedspread/comforter. That's a USA "thing" . That is how you get a full and fluffy look, make it smaller than the fill. I put a queen in a twin, a king in a queen duvet,............etc: ) if you want a splurge ? Try "Rough Linen" They make luxury 100% linen duvet covers size specific to Cal King, 425.00. White and six other colors. https://www.roughlinen.com/products/orkney-linen-duvet-cover?variant=16371247878 On their site? Read below : ) It is truth Product Information A duvet cover should fit the infill snugly - up to 6" smaller all around - to ensure that it doesn't shift. I have even put a king infill into a queen cover, with cosy results. Please measure your duvet, as infill sizes are not standard.