Canadian duck down from Brome Lake, Quebec. Long Staple cotton shell from Portugal.

Why you’ll love it:

• Keeps you warm when your rooms cold while remaining breathable and lightweight for when you're too hot.
• 600 Loft 12” Baffle Box construction keeps the duvet fluffy while providing the most temperature regulation.
• Hypoallergenic

Materials & Sourcing

• It's made in Canada with premium ethical Canadian duck down from Brome Lake Quebec (which is world renowned).
• The outer shell is 300 TC Long Staple cotton from Portugal.
• This product is manufactured by a member of the Down Association of Canada and carries the DOWNMARK certification mark.

What is the difference between down and feather?

Down is a 3 dimensional cluster full of tiny filaments that trap air making it a great insulator. A feather is flat with a quill in the center and filaments of the sides making it good for extra support in pillows.

What is Loft Factor or Fill Power?

Loft factor or fill power is a number given to down to determine its quality. In a controlled environment 1 oz of down is placed in a graduated cylinder and a weight is placed on the down. Where the weight stops will indicate its loft factor or fill power. Therefore, the higher the number the fluffier and warmer the down.

How long will it last?

With proper care your duvet can last a long time, depending on sleeping habits your duvet will last 10 to 20 years. To get the most out of your duvet it should always be used with a cover. Regular maintenance like hanging it out to air on a low humidity day will help to re-loft or puff up the down and get rid of any dust. Sitting on the duvet, laying on it to watch TV in bed or having your 4 legged friends on the duvet can decrease its life expectancy.

Care instructions:

First off using a duvet cover is key to protecting your duvet. The more you can air out your duvet in low humidity conditions the better if you do not have access to outdoor space putting it in a dryer on air fluff will do the trick. If the duvet gets stained try to spot wash the stain with a mild cleaner. For best results push the down out of the way and wash just the fabric. If you feel the entire duvet needs to be cleaned we recommend taking it to a reputable cleaner for washing. Dry cleaning is a last resort and we do not recommend this type of cleaning as the chemicals used in the process can reduce the life span of the down clusters. Down is naturally hypoallergenic.