John Lewis Duvet

pinkteapot

If you don't get any joy from John Lewis, can you sew up the rips?

maninthestreet

Never had duvet rip on me, and my current duvet is well over 4 years old. Are the rips/tears due to the fabric covering wearing out??

Mr_JW_2

The rips are along the seams of the pockets that hold the feathers inside, it's a 2 layer duvet and both the heavier and lighter tog parts have rips.

Mr_JW_2

pinkteapot wrote: »

If you don't get any joy from John Lewis, can you sew up the rips?

Yes we could, but it's still a concern about how much longer the duvet will last without deteriorating further

neilmcl

Mr_JW wrote: »

The rips are along the seams of the pockets that hold the feathers inside, it's a 2 layer duvet and both the heavier and lighter tog parts have rips.

How are the duvets held together. I wonder if the "rips" could have been caused by accidentally catching the duvets on something or by being a bit over enthusiastic when pulling the duvets apart.

Mr_JW_2

neilmcl wrote: »

How are the duvets held together. I wonder if the "rips" could have been caused by accidentally catching the duvets on something or by being a bit over enthusiastic when pulling the duvets apart.

Held together by poppers around the edges, far from where the tips are.

italiastar

Contact John Lewis they should sort it. If you fail at first attempt, e-mail theircustomer services.