Down: Down is the Feather from the breast of the duck used as filling for quilts. Bed pad: Under blankets are called bed pad. Puff: Soft, light weight, very resilient comforters are called a puff. Blanketing: A heavily napped fabric of wool, cotton or manmade fibers in blends, woven 60 or 80 inches or more in size in plain or twill weave, used for warmth. Bed linen: any cotton, linen, wood or blend sheeting for use on bed. Comforter: A quilted bed covering made with a layer of stuffing between two fabrics of taffeta, brocaded satin, sateen, printed muslin, cotton. Quilt: A bed covering usually thinner and less resilient. Upholstery fabrics: The fabrics that are used as covering for of furniture, cushions and slip covers are named as upholstery fabrics. Slip covers: They are detachable covers fitted over upholstered chairs, stools, tables.
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