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A medium-warmth comforter filled with white goose feather and down fiber, wrapped in a 233-thread-count cotton cover. Sewn-through box quilting keeps the fill from shifting, so the loft stays even across the bed. It aims at the down look and feel at a lower cost than true down, and the heavier fill weight suits cold bedrooms. Reviewers generally find it warm and good value, though some note it is heavier and less lofty than real down and that feathers can poke through over time.
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Availability unknownSold by haracenter4 (99.3% positive, 26,100 ratings)Returns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.
Availability unknownSold by flippinneelys (100% positive, 31 ratings)Returns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.
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Lowest price we've seen: $58.45 on Nov 9 at Wayfair. Tracked across 10 stores since Nov 9.
Owners rate it well overall, calling it warm, soft and a solid value for a feather-and-down comforter. The most common complaints are feather pricks through the fabric, a heavier feel than down, and warmth that is too much for hot sleepers.
This Serta white goose feather and down fiber comforter is the perfect solution for warmth and comfort. The unique fill gives you the look and feel of an all down filled comforter for a fraction of the cost. The extra warmth fill weight is perfect for colder climates or if you like to keep your thermostat a little on the cooler side for energy savings. You’ll love the look and feel of the 233-thread count, breathable 100% cotton cover. The end to end sewn through box quilting ensures that the white goose fiber doesn’t shift, so you’ll never have any cold spots on the bed.
