Duvet closure without buttons

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Weird question but I'm wondering if anyone knows of a duvet cover brand that uses press stud closures instead of buttons.

The buttons drive me mad and fall off and it seems as though everyone has moved to buttons.

Anyone got any advice of where I can find duvets with closures that aren't buttons?

I got one from Matalan with press studs but that was about a year ago now. It was cheap too but has washed well!

Ikea kids ones don't have anything. I got ones from our supermarket with a zip - MIL told me never to dry them at high temp else the zip will break, followed her advice and they've lasted 7 years so far. Can you get someone to sew some on?

The cheaper ones tend to use snap fasteners like Asda. I find them more of a pain, they often don't snap shut. IKEA have some that tie fasten but they only fit IKEA duvets. Never had buttons fall off bedding though 🤔

My Asda ones have press studs - much prefer them to my more expensive covers which have buttons

Most of mine are press studs from Argos....

I have duvet covers with zip closures, which I found on Amazon. They have a reasonable range with this type of closure.

My IKEA duvet cover has no fastenings just an opening

My White Stuff duvet cover has fabric ties which I like very much.

Hotel ones often have just a flap, like "housewife" pillowcases. I wish they were all like that, so that when you get hot in the night you can turn the duvet around to get a cool patch without getting a button stuck in your neck.

I hate the buttons too, the buttonholes always seem to be just slightly too small which make them very fiddly to open and close. I have a couple of Asda sets which have press studs, much easier to fasten and can be taken off quickly.

Just see some poppers on??

H&M and ikea

I irrationally hate having to button a duvet cover.

Press studs have a high failure rate in this house as well.

I wonder about Velcro but on a practical level I don't think it would last very long.

Magnets perhaps?

Or on the cover have a larger version of the fold over bit on a pillow case so the duvet just gets tucked in? There must be a better way.

Some h&m ones have a very practical extra foldover flap, instead of buttons. And two little slots at the top corners where you can grasp the quilt/duvet inside and pull it into the corners. Fantastic.

Zips seem like the obvious better way to me. Never had a zipped one but am going to track some down when I replace my bedding next.

Muji do zipped ones.

Mine are zipped and from IKEA.

I dry them at a high temp and they are fine.

The press stud ones tend to get warped over time so I have switched over entirely to buttons.

The John Lewis / Croft ones use a turn down inside so the buttons are entirely invisible. Some takes makes 'em difficult to find which is a small price to pay.

I've got a nice zipped one from muji.

Thanks! I hadn't even thought of a zipped one. Looks like I'm off to Asda initially then. Thanks all.

Dunelm do zipped ones. They are great.

White company duvet covers have buttons, they don't fall off and I've had mine for over 10 years and they are still lovely. Also holes fit the buttons

I've just looked at a M&S one which was zipped.

It was Snoopy though which may not be your taste!

Asda never had a popper failure ever in my life. I must be lucky!

My Ikea ones have popppers.