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We've had the same one for at least 6 years, I think. I've surprised myself that I haven't grown tired of it yet lol.

We have a really nice duvet cover from West Elm....it's about 5 years old now, and I'm definitely ready for a change. It's still in good shape though, so I don't see us getting a new one anytime soon. Especially because we have an "older" dog.

I think next time we might get a comforter though....I'm tired of "stuffing" the thing and would much rather just throw the whole thing in the washing machine.

We've had the same comforter since our wedding (it was a gift) so more than 5 years but we don't use it all the time-- dh runs pretty hot. We have a quilt from West Elm that we just replaced after maybe 4 years or so because it was starting to get really worn out

I bought a nice llbean down comforter and splurged on a gorgeous linen duvet cover from restoration hardware about five years ago. I don't think we will replace either anytime soon. We only have a queen size now, but I bought king siE covers because we plan to upgrade soon.
I do need to get a replacement sham and may get king size when I do it- I bleached one of the sham covers with benzoyl peroxide once
Next up is buying quality comforters for the kids.

@PinkElephant: our room is neutral colors so the comforters are different. I'm not a crazy pattern/color person though so they are also pretty nuetral! Maybe I'm just boring.

We end up changing ours every few years. When we first got together we were using my bed set which was for a queen. After we got married (maybe 2 years later?) we bought a king bed and got a new comforter. We used that one for a couple years but DH hated it because it's too hot for him (it's a very thick comforter plus duvet). I hated to give it up because it was pretty expensive, but a couple years ago we got a new comforter that's less warm.

Over the course of seven years together we've had three comforters. But I would have preferred the first king last a lot longer.

I used to buy one every year but it was just so wasteful and money spent. So I bought two solid color thin alternative down comforters that we can use year round. It's light pale green and the other is ivory and it goes with the ivory/off-white sheets I own. We've had the same one for a couple years now. Also, I tried a duvet once and it was such a pain to keep straight. I saved at least $100 a year by making this switch.

Oh, since it's a thin comforter (but still warm), it can easily go into our washer. No more trips to the laundry mat to wash or dry bulky king sized comforters.