Eiderdown Luxury Down Comforter is the finest, warmest and most rare down comforter in the world. Filled with Eider down from the Icelandic Eider duck, the down is hand harvested from the ducks’ nests in the North Atlantic. With a 100% silk, 300 thread count comforter covering and satin piping, these ultra luxurious comforters provide excellent thermal insulation, and the comforter itself weighs next to nothing. Eight-inch box-stitched squares allow the down to keep its loft, while preventing it from shifting around within the comforter. This is a hypoallergenic, heirloom down comforter for someone who wants and deserves nothing but the very best.

Siberian down is the very best goose down for comforters. There are various kinds of goose down, and Siberian is considered to be the top of the ladder, and will be lighter, warmer and will appear “puffier”.Covered with an extraordinarily high thread count 644 silk shantung and cotton mixture, the cover can double as a dust mite barrier. The baffled box construction allows for maximum lofting and resilience. They have been subjected to the most stringent washing standards, resulting in a hypoallergenic, luxurious bed comforter of superb quality. Pearl Crescent Allergy-free Down Comforter- A very high quality hypoallergenic goose down comforter with 330 thread count long staple Egyptian cotton sateen fabric, and features satin piping around the edges. The hexagon baffling design keeps the soft down interior aloft. These comforters are filled with Hypodown – a clean blend of pure 80% Hungarian goose down and 20% syriaca clusters (the soft hollow fibers of the milkweed plant).

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