Making your bed shouldn't feel like a chore.
You wake up, the comforter has shifted. One side is longer than the other. Maybe it's bunched at the bottom or hanging halfway onto the floor.
So you pull it up, straighten it, walk around the bed, fix the other side—and do it all again tomorrow.
It isn't the biggest problem in the world.
It's just a problem that happens every single day.
That's why we created Cloudfit.
What Is a Fitted Comforter?
Cloudfit takes the comfort of a traditional comforter and combines it with the secure fit of a fitted sheet.
Deep fitted corners and elasticized edges help anchor the comforter to your mattress, so instead of completely remaking your bed every morning, you simply:
Pull it up. Smooth it out. Done.
No duvet cover.
No zipper system.
No daily re-tucking.
Just a simpler way to make your bed.
Why Do Comforters Keep Sliding Off the Bed?
Traditional comforters simply rest on top of the mattress. As you move throughout the night, the comforter can move with you—shifting, bunching or sliding toward the floor.
Cloudfit approaches the problem differently.
Instead of asking you to keep fixing the comforter, we changed the way the comforter fits the bed.
Its fitted corners help keep it anchored to the mattress while still giving you the familiar comfort of traditional bedding.
One Less Thing to Do Every Morning
Saving time is one of the obvious benefits of Cloudfit, but we think there's something more important behind it.
Most mornings are already busy.
You're making coffee, getting dressed, getting the kids ready, checking your phone, finding your keys and trying to get out the door.
Making the bed is simply one more thing on the list.
Cloudfit makes that little part of your morning easier.
Less tugging. Less tucking. Less straightening.
Just pull it up, smooth it out and start your day.
A Bed Kids and Teenagers Can Actually Make Themselves
For parents, Cloudfit can mean less reminding.
For kids and teenagers, it means having a bed that's much easier to straighten themselves.
Instead of wrestling with a loose comforter, they can pull Cloudfit toward the pillows, smooth it out and move on.
A bed they can actually make themselves.
That same simplicity makes Cloudfit especially useful for college students. In a small dorm room—where the bed can take up a large part of the space—an easier-to-make bed can help the entire room feel more put together.
Cloudfit vs. Traditional Bedding
A traditional comforter is comfortable and familiar, but because it rests loosely on the mattress, it can shift throughout the night.
Duvet covers add another layer that needs to be removed, replaced and adjusted.
Some all-in-one bedding systems use zippers and additional components.
We wanted Cloudfit to be simpler.
The comforter you already know—designed to stay where it belongs.
You can use the sheets you already love. You don't need a duvet cover. And you don't need to learn an entirely new way to sleep.
Two Years. 27 Prototypes. One Simple Idea.
Cloudfit started with one thought:
There has to be an easier way to make the bed.
So we set out to create a comforter that would actually stay where it belongs.
The idea was simple. Getting it right wasn't.
It took us two years and 27 prototypes to develop Cloudfit and get the fitted design where we wanted it.
We weren't trying to reinvent sleep.
We simply wanted to make one small part of everyday life easier.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a fitted comforter?
A fitted comforter uses fitted corners to help anchor the comforter to your mattress rather than simply resting loose on top.
How can I stop my comforter from sliding off the bed?
Cloudfit addresses the problem with deep fitted corners and elasticized edges designed to help keep the comforter anchored to your mattress.
Can I use my regular sheets with Cloudfit?
Yes. Cloudfit is designed to work with the sheets you already use.
Is Cloudfit good for college dorms?
Yes. The Twin/Twin XL size is especially suited to college and dorm beds, where simplicity and easy bed-making can be particularly helpful.
Is Cloudfit machine washable?
Yes. Cloudfit is designed to be machine washable; follow the care instructions for your specific comforter.
From Our Home to Yours
Cloudfit means much more to us than just a comforter.
We spent two years working on something that started with a very ordinary frustration. We kept going because we believed there had to be an easier way.
Today, we use Cloudfit in our own home, we love it, and we're incredibly proud to share it with you.
Our hope isn't that Cloudfit completely changes your life.
We just hope it makes one small part of your life a little easier.
Less hassle. More rest.
— Hays & Leah
Founders, Cloudfit