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Cheap quilt covers are one of the easiest ways to refresh a bedroom without touching the bedding underneath. The cover handles the look of the bed and takes on the regular washing, while the quilt or doona inside stays protected and lasts considerably longer as a result. This range spans cotton, linen, bamboo, microfibre, velvet, jacquard, seersucker, waffle, and faux fur constructions across single, double, queen, king, and super king sizes, with styles covering plain solids, printed designs, embossed textures, and reversible options. All covers in this range follow Australian standard sizing, so you can shop by bed size with confidence that the dimensions match local mattresses. Most sets include matching pillowcases. For those building out a complete bedding setup, sheets across the bedding range coordinate well alongside most colour palettes in this collection. Customers consistently rate Factory Buys for value and fast delivery across Australia.

Quilt Cover, Doona Cover, or Duvet Cover: Is There a Difference?

Not really. All three terms describe the same product: a removable fabric casing that an inner quilt or doona slides into. "Doona cover" and "quilt cover" are the most common Australian terms and are used interchangeably across the listings here. "Duvet cover" is the international equivalent and appears on some products in this range. Searching any of the three will land you in the same category.

Coverlet sets are the one exception worth knowing. A coverlet is a single quilted layer that functions as a bedspread rather than a casing for an inner fill. A 3-piece coverlet set includes the coverlet and two matching pillowcases as a standalone top-of-bed setup. If you already own a doona, a standard cover set is what you need. If you want a decorative top layer without an inner quilt inside, a coverlet is the more practical choice.

Which Material Is Right for Your Bed?

Cotton is the most versatile option across this range. It is easy to wash, durable over time, and softens with each use. Linen has a more textured, relaxed feel that suits warmer climates and develops character the more it is used. Bamboo blends tend to feel smoother and cooler against the skin, which suits those who sleep warm or live in a warmer part of the country.

Microfibre is the lowest maintenance of the group. It resists wrinkles better than natural fibres and tends to hold its appearance well without much effort. Velvet and faux fur options sit at the other end of the scale: visually rich, tactile, and best suited to cooler months or rooms that lean into a more layered, textural style. If you are also looking to adjust how the sleep surface itself feels rather than just the look of the bed, a mattress topper paired with a new cover is a more complete refresh than a cover change alone.

Is It Worth Keeping Two Covers and Rotating Seasonally?

For most households, yes. A lighter cotton or bamboo cover handles summer well without trapping heat, while a velvet or brushed microfibre cover adds warmth in winter without needing to swap the inner quilt. Storing the off-season cover folded inside the inner quilt means both are ready to swap in together when the weather changes, rather than hunting for them separately. For extra warmth in cooler months without changing the cover at all, layering a blanket on top of the bed is a simpler alternative that keeps your preferred cover visible year-round.

Shop Quilt Covers by Bed Size

Quilt cover dimensions refer to the cover itself, not the bed frame, so matching the size to your inner quilt is more reliable than matching it to the frame alone. The drop on either side of the bed depends on the cover's overall dimensions relative to your mattress depth, which means sizing down is rarely a good idea even if your bed sits at the lower end of a size range.

With multiple pages of options across this range, browsing directly within your bed size is the most efficient way to find relevant styles without scrolling past options that will not fit. Single quilt covers and king single quilt covers cover the most compact configurations, while double quilt covers suit shared smaller rooms. Queen quilt covers represent the largest selection in this range and cover the most common Australian bed size. King quilt covers are worth filtering directly rather than sizing up from the queen sizes, as the dimensions differ meaningfully. For the largest configuration, super king quilt covers cover that specific size only.

Why Shop at Factory Buys

Factory Buys is Australian owned and operated, with fast dispatch to addresses across the country. Every quilt cover comes backed by a 12-month warranty, and our customer support team is available 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week. Quality bedding at accessible prices, with a team that is easy to reach when you need them.

How do I choose the right quilt cover size for my doona?

Start by matching the cover size to your doona size, then confirm the exact dimensions on the product listing. If you like a fuller look, choose a cover that matches the doona closely rather than sizing down. If you are between sizes, prioritise the doona measurements first.

What measurements should I check for fit and bed drop?

Check the quilt cover dimensions and compare them to your doona’s width and length. For bed drop, the cover does not control how far the doona hangs, your doona size does. If you want more overhang on the sides, compare your mattress width and choose a doona size that gives the drop you want.

Which material feels best for you: cotton, linen, or microfiber?

Cotton is a solid everyday option with a familiar feel and easy care. Linen feels more textured and breathable, and it softens over time. Microfibre is typically smoother and can be lower maintenance. Check the fabric details and care instructions on each listing, then pick based on feel and wash routine.

Do these quilt covers use buttons or zips to stay secure?

It varies by design, so check the product listing for the closure type. Zips are quick and tend to sit flatter, while buttons can be easier to replace if one breaks. Also look for internal ties or corner fasteners, as these help keep the doona from shifting inside the cover.

What delivery, warranty and returns apply if my quilt cover arrives damaged?

All orders are dispatched from our warehouse within 1 to 2 business days. Delivery typically takes 1 to 12 business days, depending on your location and the courier. All products include a 12 month warranty, and our Customer Support team is available 8 am to 8 pm, 7 days per week. If you need help at any stage, visit our Contact Us page and include your order number plus a short description so we can assist sooner.