Apparently, this question is more common than you’d think and some people do choose to use the duvet without a duvet cover. Conveniently, bamboo is also hypoallergenic, antibacterial, anti-microbial and resistant to dust mites. In an ideal world, we'd like the things we buy to help, not harm the planet, so it's a problem that so many duvets are made from synthetic materials like polyester. The Panda Cloud Bamboo duvet is made with a soft and lightweightbamboofabric that is very environmentally friendly. This bamboo has been grown in managed forests, providing high yields per acre. It requires a third less water than cotton to thrive, and it doesn’t need pesticides, fertilisers or chemicals either. This is Panda's USP: sleep accessories that use bamboo as a key material (head to our Panda Bamboo pillow review and Panda mattress topper review for a look at some of its other products).

This means that they’re free from any harmful chemicals or toxic substances. 🧪 Sustainable materialsWe make sure of our bamboo’s eco-credentials too by only sourcing from approved forests. And we do all we can to reduce the environmental impact at every stage of the product’s lifecycle, from forest to front door. We insist on the highest standards of social care for our people and the communities we operate in. At Panda, we don’t believe you should compromise on luxury when making eco-friendly choices for your home. Home is the best place on earth and your bedroom should be a space of tranquillity and relaxation for your body and mind. The Panda Cloud Bamboo duvet's cover is 100 per cent rayon made from bamboo. (Did you know rayon can be made from bamboo? Us neither!). This feels silky-soft to the touch: it feels almost a waste to put it inside a duvet cover. The filling also stays in place and doesn’t bunch up during the night. 💤 Do you need a duvet cover? We promise luxury and comfort on all of our Panda bamboo bedsheets and linens, but we can’t promise you’ll want to get out of bed in the morning!

Microfibre can retain body heat, but the Panda duvet design perfectly matches microfibre with bamboo fibres. Upon visual inspection, we began our hands-on testing. And, by hands-on, we mean full-body test. We've spent a few nights with the bedding, and we did notice an improvement over the regular sheets we use at the office. The bedding felt silky smooth, we didn't get hot, and no one seemed to have any problems with allergies. Panda, as a brand, focuses on creating sustainable, eco-friendly products that are as good for you as they are for the world.

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Turn your bedroom into a dreamy sleep sanctuary with our collection of silky soft bamboo bedsheets and luxurious bamboo linens. We actually asked Panda London if it would be okay to use it without a cover (it is fully machine-washable, after all). The Panda bedding set has been expertly crafted using sumptuous and lightweight 100% organically grown viscose bamboo, with a 320 thread count. Bamboo is environmentally friendly, and the breathable nature of the fabric promotes restful sleep by maintaining a regular body temperature through the night, whilst its silky smooth touch that is twice as soft as cotton ensures the utmost comfort. With anti-allergy properties, this bedding set is suitable even for those with the most sensitive of skin, and prevents the build-up of unwanted dust mites and bacteria. The set comes complete with pillowcase(s), fitted sheet and a duvet cover that is finished with a luxury bamboo button fastening.