Very helpful! I'm curious about the Duvet cover. Do you think its thick enough to be used by itself on warmer days? Or is it just a big linen pocket with two thin linen layers? I've only ever used a straight comforter. I've also used the brooklinen linen sheets. They felt AMAZING but started ripping after about a year. I ended up sending them back within the last few weeks of the 1yr return policy.
Thank you, yeah i agree i would buy organic if i could comfortably pay it. But the fact that you’re already getting non plastic sheets with no chemicals is great enough
Hello Alexa, I enjoyed your review of the Quince linen sheets. I would like to know your thoughts on their down alternative comforter. I would like to get their duvet cover & need a comforter to go inside it... Thank you!
i have an avocado duvet insert and coyuchi duvet cover. mix and match because they were gifts from family. i am reviewing a quince duvet insert which is coming to the youtube channel soon, so keep a look out.
Any holes yet? Lots of people on reddit were complaining about that so I’m weary of pulling the trigger on this purchase… also never tried linen so not sure if I’ll like them yet but hope I will
Quince does have organic bedsheets, such as cotton and bamboo. Their linen is not organic, but it is OKEO-TEX standard 100 certified without the use of chemicals and pesticides. For organic linen bedsheets, you pay closer to $500.
Very helpful! I'm curious about the Duvet cover. Do you think its thick enough to be used by itself on warmer days? Or is it just a big linen pocket with two thin linen layers? I've only ever used a straight comforter.
I've also used the brooklinen linen sheets. They felt AMAZING but started ripping after about a year. I ended up sending them back within the last few weeks of the 1yr return policy.
@@benhenze I think you would want the duvet insert… we just got one and love it!
@@benhenze on warmer days I guess just the cover would be fine yes. It’s definitely not thin, it’s nice.
Thank you, yeah i agree i would buy organic if i could comfortably pay it. But the fact that you’re already getting non plastic sheets with no chemicals is great enough
@@IsaacCrowned well said!
Hello Alexa, I enjoyed your review of the Quince linen sheets. I would like to know your thoughts on their down alternative comforter. I would like to get their duvet cover & need a comforter to go inside it... Thank you!
@@MarcellaFoster-y3u I don’t have the insert but I do love the duvet cover!
What duvet cover and insert do you have on this bed?
i have an avocado duvet insert and coyuchi duvet cover. mix and match because they were gifts from family. i am reviewing a quince duvet insert which is coming to the youtube channel soon, so keep a look out.
Never heard of this company, thanks for broadening my horizons, Alexa!
You are welcome!
Any holes yet? Lots of people on reddit were complaining about that so I’m weary of pulling the trigger on this purchase… also never tried linen so not sure if I’ll like them yet but hope I will
@@CONNIVORE_13 really? No, no holes. Haven’t heard of that issue.
Do they shrink badly in the wash? (Not using hot water/drying hot)
@@mrs.2214 hasn’t shrunk at all.
I have a Quince linen duvet cover and shams and they don’t shrink at all. I love this brand very much, they are high quality and good prices.
@@cristinaboeinglaws314 thank you for sharing!!
So Quince is not certified organic but you still trust them? Please explain if you have a second :)
Quince does have organic bedsheets, such as cotton and bamboo. Their linen is not organic, but it is OKEO-TEX standard 100 certified without the use of chemicals and pesticides. For organic linen bedsheets, you pay closer to $500.
Its pronounced per cale Fyi
Beware of avacado, you had me listening until you mentioned avacado. Research a little more I guarantee you will regret buying anything avacado.
@@iDanielGarcia. we’ve bought lots from avocado and never regretted it!
@@TheDuvallHomestead lmk your thoughts…