95% White Goose Feathers and 5% White Goose Down Comforter

At first opening it was very crunchy and stiff. So I followed the instructions and washed it. After taking it out of the washer I almost threw up with the smell if the wet comforter. Disgusting actually. So I dried it and checked it periodically and it still smelt. I had to let it air out outside for a day after it was completely dry to get rid of the smell. Luckily the smell is only very very faint if I sniff hard. It softened up nicely and seems to be super cozy. Just wish it didn't smell that bad when it's wet

Got a new king size bed and couldn’t find bedding locally. Resorted to Amazon and chose this comforter. Good quality, lightweight and doesn’t ‘rustle’ st night.

Thinner than in the pictures. Does fit in my washer and my dryer for king size which is great. I did get this on a flash sale by putting it on my "save for later" for a bit. I like the spa faint line of the comforter and the light grey piping around the rim. It is a good weight and comfortable.

Overall, this is a nice down comforter. I love the hotel style stripes, the grey piping along the edges, the light weight, the corner ties for a duvet cover, and the lofty, cloud-like feel. But since I’m playing the critic, here are my complaints:1) I’ve been waking up hot a lot more often since getting this. It would probably be perfect for cooler weather, but my house never gets colder than 73 degrees, because I live in south Florida. Some nights, I sleep perfectly with this comforter; other nights, I wake up feeling very hot and have to strip off clothes. I think I just have to remember not to use any other blankets or sheets on the bed. If you use JUST this comforter as a top layer, it should be fine. And if you’re in a colder climate, or if it’s winter where you are, then you’ll be fine.2) The down smells HORRIBLE when it is washed. It didn’t arrive with an odor— it was fine— but the first time I washed it (yesterday), the smell made me want to throw up. It permeated throughout the whole laundry room and the overpowering odor of wet down was disgusting. I knew that smell was a potential issue with down, but my husband insisted on getting a down comforter. Next time, I’m getting a down alternative like silk fill, Comforel, or a Buffy, which is at least eco-conscious. I’m just hoping that the smell will dissipate after we let it air out for a couple more days. I guess I’ll have to air it out in the sun in the meantime.3) As a follow-up to #2, I’m disappointed that the tag says “dry clean only.” I didn’t realize this when I bought it. I thought you could wash down comforters! That was the main reason that I got this instead of a silk-filled comforter. I thought that the long-term maintenance would be easier with this one. Taking a king size comforter to the dry cleaner is expensive and a pain in the butt, and I’m not doing it.4) I also didn’t realize that this was made in China. That means that the “responsible down standard” label means nothing, because China doesn’t have the same standards that the U.S. does for animal cruelty. Disappointing for those of who care about making ethical purchases. It’s like buying eggs or meat that are falsely labeled “free range.”5) It stains easily. I haven’t gotten a duvet cover for it yet, and my pink lip gloss has already left marks on it that wouldn’t even come out in the wash. This could’ve been prevented with a duvet cover though, so that’s my fault.and 6) It could be puffier. It does feel lofty (like airy), but it can also get pretty flat. I was hoping for more puffiness, because I’ve seen pictures of ULTRA puffy down comforters that look like a dream. This might be an unrealistic expectation, since I also want one that’s not going to make me hot, and therefore can’t be stuffed to the max with fill...but a girl can dream.Despite these drawbacks, it’s still a pretty good down comforter, and I’m still happy with this purchase — as long as the smell of wet birds goes away.

The outside could be a little softer.maybe it will get softer after it’s washed

Tag says king 109x90. Didn’t fit any of my king duvets. Finally got around to measuring and it’s 85x90. Bummed because it’s really comfy, but it’s too small for my bed and now it’s too late to return.

This thing WILL keep you warm so that better be what you want! I live in Socal and I really don't need this! But it's so freekin cozy, it's not super thick but deinitely enough and that's all you need because this thing insulates. And it's soooo comfortable. This is the blanket that will run your AC bill up because you won't realize how warm it is but won't want to not use it since it's so cozy. I think I'll be needing a summer quilt now that I think of it.

Wow. After our last trip to Europe, we decided we wanted to do the European style twin bedding so we can each have our own. These comforters are very nice, but beware that they are SUPER warm. You might not want them if you have a memory foam mattress, unless you keep your room very cold. I would say that we have only been comfortable with our room below 65 degrees at night. I'd actually prefer it down to about 50 degrees with these. I have many down sleeping bags, and these live up to their 800 fill power claim. The material is very nice and they have a lot of loft. We could not use them at all during the summer and now can only use them with our bedroom window open pretty wide under temps down to about 40 at night outside.