Bed Duvet Case

[manarak]

I tried a number of shops searching for duvet cases.

(that's the outside "pocket" where the bed duvet is put into, sorry if the description is a bit awkward, I'm not a native english speaker)

I didn't find it at Tesco, Big C or Carrefour.

Found some at homepro, but very little choice (4 uni colors) and quite expensive!

(about 2500 baht for a king-sized one)

Any Ideas of where I can find more duvet cases, and maybe cheaper please?

I'd like to buy 2 or 3 more so I can change the linens.

[sunshinegirl]

Tesco up beside Makro had king size duvet covers instore the other day. You could also try the Outlet mall next door they have a department in the basement with bedding but I dont really know the price. Central Festival have them but might be pricey for you.

[Michaelaway]

May be available at the hotel supply shop on Pattaya Tai...

[Pattaya46]

I didn't find it at Tesco, Big C or Carrefour.

Seems strange to me as I am pretty sure they all have duvet covers!

I saw many of them at Carrefour (now Big Cx) during last month promotions.

BTW why would someone need a bed duvet in Pattaya where temperature rarely goes under 24° at night?

[luudee]

Index and Central carry them as well. Prices are high, 2500 is

about average. If you are not in a hurry, drive buy the places

once a week and see if any of them have sales ...

Good Luck,

rudi

[Phil Conners]

Thai's don't really seem to use them, they just ship the whole thing off to the cleaner and have it washed. It's only 100 baht or so.

[Spoonman]

I didn't find it at Tesco, Big C or Carrefour.

Seems strange to me as I am pretty sure they all have duvet covers!

I saw many of them at Carrefour (now Big Cx) during last month promotions.

BTW why would someone need a bed duvet in Pattaya where temperature rarely goes under 24° at night?

Because it feels dam_n cold with the AC set to 20°, as for doona (duvet) covers, pretty sure mine came from index but would need to ask the better half to be certain.

[PattayaParent]

Fly Now heading North up Sukhumvit was the best I found out of HomeWorks, HomePro, Index, Outlet Mall.

[Rimmer]

Maybe worth checking THIS thread

[Pattaya46]

why would someone need a bed duvet in Pattaya where temperature rarely goes under 24° at night?

Because it feels dam_n cold with the AC set to 20°

and never got the idea to set it at 24 or 25°?

25°C is still very comfortable to sleep

and you will economize on electricity... and on duvet cover

[manarak]

why would someone need a bed duvet in Pattaya where temperature rarely goes under 24° at night?

Because it feels dam_n cold with the AC set to 20°

and never got the idea to set it at 24 or 25°?

25°C is still very comfortable to sleep

and you will economize on electricity... and on duvet cover

I'm sleeping at 26°C with duvet, just like my thai friends ;-)

[Spoonman]

why would someone need a bed duvet in Pattaya where temperature rarely goes under 24° at night?

Because it feels dam_n cold with the AC set to 20°

and never got the idea to set it at 24 or 25°?

25°C is still very comfortable to sleep

and you will economize on electricity... and on duvet cover

Nah, I like to snuggle up under a doona, always have always will, as for the electric, even running the one in my room 24/7 my bills are still a fraction of what they were back home so all is good.

[PattayaParent]

There is (/was) a bedding place on Sukhumvit just outside Central Park III between Klang and Tai.

Didn't notice if they had duvet covers as it didn't have what I was looking for but it was the cheap Thai tat.

[janverbeem]

Carrefour Oops Extra big crap has them,at least from the studio one brand but they have them from some other brands from which I don't remember the brandname also.For the studio One brand they are 1100 Baht for the kingsize if I recall correctly and are made from microfiber ( bettter and softer than Egyptian cotton).