Duvet with integrated wings

The ergonomic duvet with an integrated wing addresses the issue of inadequate shoulder and arm coverage by enhancing coverage and reducing slippage, thereby improving comfort for side sleepers.

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Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-05-16
Publication Date
2026-04-02

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing duvets fail to provide adequate coverage for the shoulder and arm area of side sleepers, leading to slippage and discomfort during sleep.

Method used

A duvet with an integrated wing extending beyond the head end, designed to cover the shoulder and arm area, and buttons on the duvet cover for secure attachment to a matching cover with an integrated pocket.

Benefits of technology

Enhances coverage and reduces slippage, improving sleeping comfort by keeping the arm warm and secure under the duvet.

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Abstract

Duvet with a base layer and a wing arranged at the head end, characterized in that the wing extends over the entire width of the base layer and is sewn firmly to the base layer at its lower edge.
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Description

Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an ergonomic duvet, especially for side sleepers, with an extension integrated at the head end in the form of a wing. Object of the invention

[0002] The object of the invention is to provide a duvet that enables, in particular, side sleepers to have improved coverage of the shoulder and arm area and reduces slippage of the duvet during sleep. Construction of the duvet

[0003] The comforter has a base measuring approximately 1.35 m × 2.00 m. An additional wing is sewn to the head end of the base, spanning the entire width of 1.35 m. This additional wing is sewn approximately 55 cm lower and extends about 15 cm beyond the head end of the base. The overall height of this wing is therefore approximately 70 cm. The lower edge of the wing is permanently sewn to the base and forms an integral part of the comforter. function

[0004] The wing is designed to be placed over the user's shoulder or arm area during use, allowing the arm to be positioned under the main blanket while the wing covers the arm from above. This reduces the feeling of cold and improves sleeping comfort. Fixing elements

[0005] The duvet cover has two buttons on both the inside and outside. These are used to attach a matching duvet cover with an integrated pocket, which has corresponding buttonholes. Note regarding the prototype

[0006] In the present prototype, the area of ​​the duvet with the buttons was accidentally sewn at the head end. The patent application relates exclusively to the correctly planned version, in which the buttons are located at the foot end.

Claims

[1] Duvet with a base layer and a wing at the head end, characterized by that the wing extends across the entire width of the base and is sewn firmly to the base at its lower edge. [2] Duvet according to claim 1, characterized by , that the wing is sewn on offset by about 55 cm downwards and extends about 15 cm beyond the head end of the base blanket. [3] Duvet according to claim 1 or 2, characterized by that the wing has a total height of approximately 70 cm. [4] Duvet according to any of the preceding claims, characterized by that at least two buttons are attached to the inside and outside of the wing. [5] Duvet according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by , that the wing is designed to cover the shoulder or arm area of ​​a user from above, while the arm is below the base ceiling.