Of all the furnishings in a home, we find the comforter does the most important work with the least recognition. It is there every night, asked only to be warm and soft, and it tends to be remembered chiefly when it falls short.
This comforter takes its responsibilities seriously. Its filling is 80% white duck down and 20% feather, the traditional combination for a comforter that is warm yet light on the shoulders. That filling sits within a snow-white shell of combed cotton, washed before it ever reaches you so the softness is there on night one.
Sized for a queen bed at 88 by 96 inches, it drapes well past the mattress edges. It is the sort of quiet improvement one notices most on a dark January morning, when leaving the bed becomes the hardest task of the day.
