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Quilts & Comforters

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A quilt is a three-layer construction (top fabric, batting, backing) stitched through to hold the layers together — lightweight, often patterned, year-round. A coverlet is a single woven or matelassé layer with no batting — even lighter, mostly for layering or summer. A comforter is a thick fluffy single piece filled with down or down-alternative — the warmest single layer. A bed blanket is a flat woven piece sized to the bed — the most breathable, often used between sheet and quilt.