Waaaay back in the mid-70s, I bought my first duvet and covers. The joy of it was little open top corners, like big diagonal buttonholes; you'd get the duvet in, push the corners through, then pick the whole thing up by those duvet corners and shake the cover down. Simples. It was how they did it on the Continent, the science was proven, it was key to the deal.
Clearly, people like my late mother then got involved, didn't like the look of duvet corners poking through, and I have never seen a cover with open corners ever since. Madness.
Decades of struggle have ensued across continents as a direct consequence. It's about damn time open corners got back into fashion, f'k the aesthetics, it makes no functional difference to the purpose of a duvet.
Maybe, don't want to be sexist but... have men's duvet covers with open corners and women's with "hours of struggle but looks tidy" closed corners? And no, I won't touch the covers of the opposite gender, they can change their own, they chose a hard life, they own it.
Am I being unreasonable?
Clearly, people like my late mother then got involved, didn't like the look of duvet corners poking through, and I have never seen a cover with open corners ever since. Madness.
Decades of struggle have ensued across continents as a direct consequence. It's about damn time open corners got back into fashion, f'k the aesthetics, it makes no functional difference to the purpose of a duvet.
Maybe, don't want to be sexist but... have men's duvet covers with open corners and women's with "hours of struggle but looks tidy" closed corners? And no, I won't touch the covers of the opposite gender, they can change their own, they chose a hard life, they own it.
Am I being unreasonable?








