Down comforters, having difficulty finding a good brand.
I have company store and pacific coast feather comforters and have been very happy with their quality.
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Best BIFL Down alternative comforter?
If recommend looking at wool blankets. Many are BIFL.They’re both hypo allergenic and anti fungal if you have mold issues.
It’s not a comforter though. I’m interested on other responses as a guy who lives in Renton. From my experience washing comforters destroys them over time. Good luck.
More on reddit.comAre expensive down comforters worth it?
That depends on what your standard for "worth it" is. Bedding, for me, goes into a category where frugality takes on a different aspect. I'm not just looking for the lowest price, I'm looking for the best that I can afford. It shows in my bedframe, my mattress, my comforter...
If you live in a colder climate, then it's absolutely worth it. I have a down alternative comforter because I live in the subtropics, but even though I'm rocking a $60 Amazon comforter in a $25 duvet, it's an unbelievably gully pleasure to cozy up under a fluffy blanket at the end of the day.
A quick search in r/BuyItForLife will show that the selection carried by LL Bean is well loved.
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I’ve been researching for MONTHS (embarrassing, I know) but I’m on the hunt for a luxurious, poofy, fluffy and lofty goose down comforter that’s not too hot. Tomorrow is Black Friday and with the sales coming, it’s going to be time for me to pull the trigger. So many comforters online say they’re luxurious and lofty but the customer photos show them as flat, pancake looking things. I’ve considered Pacific Coast Feathers, Macys Hotel Collection, Cuddledown and a few more. I was considering the Company Store but I read they were bought out and the quality isn’t as good as it used to be. I’d like to spend no more than $300-$350. Can anyone give any recommendations? Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving!