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Malouf Bed in a Bag Review: My WOVEN Bedding Set Test

Ben
Clear plastic packaging containing a pink comforter set. The front label reads "WOVEN Bed In A Bag" and highlights its warranty and luxurious feel. The brand "MALOUGF" is displayed in the top-right corner.
Malouf WOVEN Bed in a Bag packaging from the original review
The Malouf WOVEN set supplied for my original review.

Yawnder reviews · Original 2016 firsthand account · Updated October 2026

My verdict

I liked how complete the Malouf WOVEN set was: a reversible comforter, smooth brushed-microfiber sheets and two down-alternative pillows. The comforter felt light and airy, while the sheets stayed fairly smooth after washing. I would add another blanket for a harsh winter.

Review sample from Malouf
Lilac/Blush WOVEN set
Two pillows included
Light, washable comforter

My original unboxing video

How to compare bed-in-a-bag sets today

The reviewed WOVEN set was supplied in 2016. We have not verified that an identical package is currently sold; the original price, colors and 6–18-inch fit range are historical details, not promises about a current listing.

  • Count every piece. A set may include a comforter, sheets and cases but no sleeping pillows. Twin and larger sizes can have different counts.
  • Measure the mattress. Check the fitted sheet's width, length and pocket depth with any topper included. Twin XL dorm beds need the longer sheet.
  • Consider the fill and warmth. A lightweight down-alternative comforter can suit layered bedding, while cold sleepers may want another blanket. Warmth is personal.
  • Check pillow loft. The original sample had relatively low-loft pillows; confirm whether a current set includes pillows and whether their height suits your sleep position.
  • Read care and returns. Check the exact fabric and fill, washing instructions, machine capacity, seller's return window and any costs before ordering.

Compare the cost of a complete bundle with buying sheets, pillows and comforter separately. A bundle is convenient when you like all its pieces; separate items give you more control over fit and feel.

What the original bundle means for different shoppers

For a first apartment or dorm: The tested package combined a reversible comforter, sheets, cases and two pillows, which made it a convenient starting point. Do not assume a current bundle has the same contents: compare the item count for the exact size. For a dorm, confirm whether the mattress is Twin XL and check the fitted sheet's actual length and pocket depth. A coordinated set saves separate shopping trips only if the pieces fit the bed.

For someone who already owns pillows: Compare the bundle's full price with the comforter and sheet set bought separately. Two included pillows are only an advantage if you will use them. In my original test the included pillows were relatively low, with loft near three inches; that measurement describes the 2016 sample and may not represent a different package. If you need a different height or feel, budget for pillows separately.

For a warm or cool bedroom: I described the sample comforter as light and airy and suggested an extra blanket for harsh winters. Its warmth is a personal observation, not a rating for every climate or a current model. Consider your room temperature and existing layers. A lighter comforter can be paired with a separate blanket, while a colder sleeper may prefer a warmer insert from the start.

For easy upkeep: I found the sample's brushed-microfiber sheets smooth and relatively wrinkle resistant after washing. Check the current fabric composition and care labels for every piece, including whether the comforter fits your machine. A bundle with different washing instructions for its sheets, pillows and comforter can take more planning than its packaging suggests.

Before ordering: Confirm the actual contents, measurements, color, seller and return conditions. The original queen price was a 2016 snapshot, not a current offer, and the reviewed sample was provided by Malouf. If you are comparing newer sets, use current listings rather than assuming that the historical colors, depth range or pillow count still apply.

Questions about this review

What came in my set?

One comforter, a fitted sheet, a flat sheet, two pillowcases and two pillows. Check the contents of the exact size and package you are buying.

How did the sheets feel after washing?

I found the brushed microfiber smooth and soft, and wrote that it did not get too wrinkly after washing.

How did the pillows feel?

The vacuum-packed down-alternative pillows expanded after opening. They were relatively low-loft; my original measurement was near three inches.

Was it warm enough for winter?

I thought the comforter was light and airy, and recommended adding a blanket for harsh winters. That was my comfort assessment of the reviewed set.

Review by Ben Trapskin. Yawnder may earn a commission from qualifying purchases.

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