Your local animal shelter will likely gratefully accept your old duvet. If you can't find a shelter nearby, ring up some local animal charity branches instead. RSPCA and Dogs Home Trust gladly accept old duvets, as do many others.

Yes, investing in quality bedding, including a duvet, is often worth the expense. Quality bedding contributes to better sleep, durability, and overall comfort.

Duvets tend to be more expensive than comforters as they are often made with higher quality materials and last much longer. Duvets serve as a very long-term bedding option, while new comforters are purchased when you'd like to transition to a different style or when your comforter has worn out too much in the wash.

Down and feather: Maintain body heat The feathers offer excellent comfort, breathability and consistency to the duvet, while the down is softer, fluffier and lighter. They create a warm and dry sleep environment so you can relax all night long. The feathers we use to make our duvets never come from live animals.