Duvets and Pillows in Montenegro: Prices of Summer, Warm and Feather Duvets and Pillows at JYSK, Okov, KIPS and on Ananas, and What the Label Must Say about Feathers (2026)

On 27 September 2026 a duvet at JYSK costs from €7.50 to €700, with a median of €51.25 across 68 duvets. At Okov duvets cost from €9.99 for a summer one to €269 for the Pure Natural feather duvet, with a median of €27.40, and at KIPS from €9.99 to €50.99. A 50x70 cm pillow at JYSK has a median of €18, and the cheapest at Okov costs €4.49.

Duvets, pillows and mattresses are washed and cleaned less often than bedding: on Glatko you can send a free request, without an account, for deep cleaning. Below are prices by type and shop, discounts and what EU rules require on the label of products with feathers.

What people search for

In Google Trends for Montenegro over the last 12 months, the term jorgan (duvet) compared with usisivac (vacuum cleaner) had no value in any week, so we rely on search suggestions. On 27 September 2026 Google completed jorgani (duvets) with crna gora, okov, cungu, jysk and cena (price), jorgan with planina and koji hladi (that cools), and jorgan cijena (duvet price) with kalma, dormeo, od perja (of feathers) and pernati (feather). For jastuk (pillow) the first suggestions were za trudnice (for pregnancy), za dojenje (for nursing), za putovanje (for travel), za bebe (for babies), za stolicu (for a chair) and za noge (for legs). So people look for shops, feather duvets and special pillows.

Prices by type and shop

How we choose and label price sources is explained in how we measure prices.

At JYSK duvets are labelled cool, warm and extra warm, and 21 of 68 were on sale. A 135x200 duvet has a median of €40 across 31 pieces, and a 200x220 a median of €75 across 32 pieces. The Dyranosi 135x200 costs €7.50 instead of €15, the Storen €12 instead of €20, and the Ulvik 135x200 €17.50 instead of €50. The dearest are the Beito and Loftet, from €300 for 135x200 to €700 for the Loftet 200x220. The four-season Ulvik 135x200, with fillings of 500 and 700 g, costs €31.50.

At Okov the Charlotte and Navy Dark summer duvets cost €9.99 for a single bed instead of €12.99 and €10.99 for a French bed instead of €13.99. 350 g/m2 duvets cost from €16.99 to €24.90 for a single and from €20.90 to €29.90 for a French bed, and the summer-winter 195x215 of 200 and 300 g €35.90. The Nat.DeLuxe wool duvet costs €49.90 and €59.90, the Kapok €69.90 and €84.90, the Srebrni san feather duvet €84.90, the Kašmir €249, and the Pure Natural feather duvet €269.

At KIPS a hotel duvet costs from €9.99 for 140x200 to €13.99 for 195x215, summer duvets €15.99 and €23.99, and the Sumas winter duvet €42.49 for 155x215 and €50.99 for 195x215. On Ananas there are few duvets: the L'essentiel Maison Aloe Vera 155x215 costs €26.20, the MS Climate 200x200 €81.19, and the MS Bamboo €112.62.

Pillows

At JYSK there are 60 pillows, with a median of €25, and 15 were on sale. A 50x70 pillow costs from €5 to €100, with a median of €18 across 29 pieces. The Nordkapp 50x70 is €7.50 instead of €15, and the Sola and Ulvik €9 each. Shaped pillows with a height in the name, such as the Vardo 40x60x13 cm or the Sogndal 42x65x15 cm, cost from €60 to €100. Children's pillows cost from €4.80 to €28. The Stranda neck pillow was €10 instead of €20.

At Okov the cheapest white 50x70 pillow costs €4.49, the Kamilica €6.99, the Pamuk Gold €10.99, and a pack of two Hotel Style pillows €11.99. At KIPS the Premium Comfort pillow costs €6.99, the Down Alternative €19.99, and the Premium Memory 40x60 €23.99. On Ananas pregnancy pillows cost from €35 to €41.90, and the ergonomic Ventius 60x40x12 €11.17.

Warm or cool duvet

By our calculation, a cool and a warm JYSK duvet at the median cost €97 together, while the four-season Ulvik costs €31.50. At Okov the cheapest summer duvet and a 350 g/m2 duvet for a French bed cost €31.89 together, and the summer-winter duvet €35.90. At JYSK a four-season duvet is cheaper than two separate ones, but at Okov it is not, so check the weight of both parts on the label.

A duvet and pillow also need bedding, and we have prices in our guide to bedding, while mattresses are in our guide to mattresses. If you are cold in winter partly because of heating bills, grants for facades and heat pumps are covered by Fijaka in its guide to the Eko-fond.

What the label must say about feathers

Under Article 12 of Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 on textile fibre names, textile products containing non-textile parts of animal origin must carry a note on the label that they contain non-textile parts of animal origin. The label must not be misleading and must be easy for the consumer to understand. Montenegro is not an EU member, but with a feather duvet or pillow it is worth looking for that note and the exact composition of the filling.

On Glatko

On 27 September 2026 Glatko had three verified deep-cleaning providers, two from Budva and one from Podgorica, and one verified laundry and ironing provider from Budva.

What to check before buying

1. The duvet size to match the bedding: 135x200, 155x215 or 200x220.
2. The filling weight in grams or g/m2.
3. The label cool, warm or four-season.
4. The filling composition and the note on feathers.
5. The washing instructions and whether the duvet fits your machine.

How we measured and what we did not measure

We copied prices from JYSK, Okov, KIPS and Ananas on the day we read them, including pre-discount prices where shown; the groups and medians are ours. We did not test warmth or filling, and we did not count decorative pillows, lounger cushions, bags or covers. We set the JYSK groups by the label in the product name.