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#오감리뷰 This is a review based on my personal experience using and styling the product, which was provided through the selection program. My husband and I have quite a significant difference in our body temperatures when we sleep. My husband has a high body temperature and tends to get hot easily, whereas my hands and feet are cold. Furthermore, even in summer, I need a duvet with a certain weight and a cozy feel, whereas a single layer of gauze is enough for my husband. Because of this, sharing one large duvet makes us uncomfortable, so except for the dead of winter, we tend to use separate duvets. Despite this, we used to cover the bed with the large duvet just because it made it look unattractive, and only use the duvet separately when we slept. (You'll know if you look at our housewarming photos...) Rolling up such a large thing by myself and tidying it up felt increasingly inconvenient, so I started thinking about getting a single duvet. Our bed is a Queen size. You can see the SS size right away, right? It is smaller than a Queen, but true to its Super Single nature, it isn't too small, making it the perfect size to wrap around your body snugly while sleeping. When I actually placed the dark brown color in the room, it looked calmer than I expected, and it matched quite well with our bedroom's green walls and the headboard. Since I sleep in the bed with my dog, it looks like the third photo in real life. From the side, you can see the thickness of the duvet and the drape a bit better. Rather than being a very thick and heavy winter duvet, it is comfortable enough to cover yourself with, true to its name as a four-season duvet. My husband tried it on and said it would be fine for him even through winter, but for me, I think it will only last until early winter. I think I can use it until then and then pass it on to him haha. As you can see in the fifth photo, it doesn't take up much space when folded. It seems fine to fold and store it in the closet without a compression bag, so storage shouldn't be a big burden. The texture isn't fluffy or rustling; the surface is on the smoother side. I also took a picture to see how much of the dog's light fur shows through the brown fabric after we got on it, so I think it would be helpful for those living with pets to take note of that. The white fibers do stand out a bit, but it doesn't feel like they shed fibers any more than on other duvets. I think I took the last two photos at night, as the color didn't look too heavy even with the lights on, and it matched the atmosphere of our bedroom. It goes well with the brown of the light stripes and the brown tones of the bedroom door, so I like it even more than I expected. Switching from a cheerful striped duvet in the summer to something calming definitely feels like a change of atmosphere.