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I've never seen anyone using a sheet and blanket to be honest. In Europe at least, duvet is the obly thing people have.
by bgnn 3y ago
I've never seen anyone using a sheet and blanket to be honest. In Europe at least, duvet is the obly thing people have.
- timthorn 3y agoI grew up with sheets and blankets in the UK. Can't beat that tucked in feeling.
- Al-Khwarizmi 3y agoDepends on which part of Europe. In Spain, duvets weren't even a thing in the 80s, at least as far as I know. Everyone used sheets and blankets and/or conforters. The first time I met duvets was in foreign hotels, later Spanish hotels started using them too, and even later, laypeople started using them. They quickly gained traction (Ikea probably had a big role there) and now both alternatives are common, although I'd say maybe duvets are already the most common. The Spanish words for duvet and duvet cover (edredón nórdico, funda nórdica) are a testament of the fact that they used to be a foreign thing, here associated (I don't know if accurately or not) with the north of Europe.