Caring for Your Down Comforter

It's easy to keep you down comforters and pillows in great shape for years to come.

To get the most out of your comforter, it's a good idea to shake it out frequently to restore its loft. Airing it outside periodically is a great way to keep your comforter smelling fresh and clean.

Small stains can be spot cleaned with a mild detergent. If you need to wash your comforter, we recommend using a large, front-loading commercial washer. Tumble dry on low heat, along with a clean tennis ball or two to help keep the down from clumping. If weather permits, we recommend hanging your comforter outdoors to dry completely. The sun has natural anti-microbial properties to help keep the down fresh and clean.

Washing down too frequently can shorten its life - you won't need to wash your comforter more than twice a year - so we recommend using a comforter cover to protect against stains and spills. That way you can simply remove and launder the cover along with the rest of your bedding.

Storing your Down Comforter

Your comforter will compress to a fairly small size, making it very easy to transport. Keeping it compressed over an extended period, however, will shorten its life. For best results, store your down comforter loosely in its breathable storage bag in a dry, well-ventilated area.

Heirloom Quality and Lightweight Warmth—Guaranteed

Our premium 600-fill-power white goose down lofts higher and traps more air than lower fill-power down, so it provides better insulation with the same amount of fill.

Because it's breathable, our down helps keep you warm in winter and cool in summer. It's also certified hypoallergenic.

All our down comforters are made in the USA, and they're a great value. They're generously oversized, so you get better coverage without paying more. The covers are 100% downproof, 280-thread-count cotton. And unlike some of our competitors' comforters, ours are machine washable and easy to care for.

Down Comforter Styles

We offer three different constructions, each in two different insulation levels. Your choice will depend on your climate and whether you tend to sleep "cool" or "warm."

Box-Stitch comforters are a great choice for four-season comfort in mild to moderate climates. Sewn-through squares keep the down from shifting and eliminate the need to shake your comforter out.

Baffle Box-Stitch comforters offer year-round warmth in moderate to cool climates. A thin layer of fabric baffles connecting the top and bottom allows for greater volume, resulting in maximum loft in each chamber, uniform thickness and no cold spots.

Permabaffle Box comforters will keep you warm, even on cold winter nights. The fill is concentrated in the center of the comforter, where it's needed most; the surrounding frame has lighter insulation. A patented interior system prevents shifting and evenly distributes the down for better heat retention.