Embroidered Comforters

Unlike a standard, batting-filled comforter, the terms and categories of down comforters can seem complicated and foreign.
The silk used in some comforters is 100 percent mulbery silk and is hypoallergenic.
Tussah or wild silk is used in silk comforters but is not as soft and does not drape as well as mulberry.
Queen size and king size down comforters are too bulky for most home washers and dryers.
Not all down comforters are hypoallergenic.
The highest quality down available for use in pillows and comforters is the white down from the breast of adult geese from Hungary, Poland and France.
Down comforters are comfortable and are often likened to sleeping in a cloud.
Most luxury down comforters are made from goose down.
Hypodown is a natural hypoallergenic combination of white goose down and Syriaca used in comforters and pillows (Syriaca is also known as milkweed).
The problem with washing down comforters is that down settles into dense, heavy clumps when wet.
Down comforters are expensive, making it well worth it to invest in proper cleaning.
Down comforters are often white or off-white, with down goose feather fill.
Because down comforters are so comfortable the benefits when sleeping with a down comforter are considerable.