Are there occasional stitches throughout the comforter to keep the filling in place? The pictures aren't helpful. Thank you in advance :)
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Yes. Keeping the filling in place is not an issue with this comforter. It is a terrific comforter.
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i have a Murfy bed and the comforter gets enclosed in the bed in the morning. I would not be the right person to answer this question. I do fluff it when i open the bed, and it seems good enough for me.
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The stuffing has stayed in place in my comforter. lf you feel it is shifting put it in a cool dryer setting for 15 minutes or so with a few tennis balls. This will fluff it up and even it back out.
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Hi, Heidi,Thanks for contacting us. The comforter's filling has a blend of 95%/5% goose feathers/goose down feathers. Let us know if you have any more questions. Have a great day!Cheers,J. Lee
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some duvet covers have strings at each corner that you can attach the duvet to, the duvet itself has little loops in each corner to attach the strings to. I have 2 different duvet covers, one from pottery barn that has strings and one from amazon that doesnt I dont have a problem with the one without strings, the duvet stays fine, just shake it from the bottom up and everything goes into place, hope this helps
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Some duvets have ribbon ties in the corners to keep the comforter in place. Mine does not. I just scrunch up the duvet like I would put on a king-sized pillowcase, and pull it up around the comforter. It stays pretty well, but to re-position, just hold by 2 corners and fluff the daylights out of it. If you have a king this takes 2 people. I don't have a problem with the shifting. I guess it depends on whether you move around a lot when sleeping. Good luck!
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No, there's nothing like that. It's little hard to fix it with the cover. Every few days, the comforter goes around and roll a little bit, then you have to reset it. Maybe because I always kick when I sleep.
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As far as I know, the only way to keep down evenly distributed in a duvet is to fluff it up every day, making sure to shake it toward the center from all sides. It only takes a minute and is worth the little bit of time and effort.
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This duvet has baffle-box construction, not sewn-through construction; baffle-box is better in my opinion as you don't get cold spots at the seams. Whether it's open or closed baffle-box I don't know, but I always fluff up my duvets at least once a week anyway, and this keeps the down from shifting around. It's a lovely duvet and wonderfully light and cozy!
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No, it doesn't. But I haven't had any trouble with mine at all. It's on a down comforter and it is wonderful! It's nice and heavy and so soft. I absolutely love it!
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Yes, I have a duvet cover over it. I have noticed some very small feathers have come out. But they are very tiny.
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It does not have ties inside (an easy thing to fix if you have a needle and thread and scrap ribbons) however, we have not had a problem as of yet. The king size duvet and king size duvet cover will make it hang over the side like In the picture. Apparently, a common stylist trick! Two king pillows look great on a queen bed too!
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I have not washed the comforter. Looking at the quality of the material, I think I would send it to the dry cleaners, just to be on the safe side. I love mine and would not want to compromise the quality and look of the spread.
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I have wondered about the same thing. On my quilt I am just using a primitive/running stitch with thicker thread, but it hasn't seemed to affect the other stitches.
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No - there are buttons on the end to hold the comforter in. It holds the comforter in ok, but I would have preferred a few more buttons in place along the side.
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no, it doesn't, but just about all my duvet covers do. I think they always put the ties on the duvet covers and not the comforter itself. The one cover I have that didn't have any ties, I used shoe laces and sewed them to the comforter cover. Easy!
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same experience. There is nothing to secure it inside a duvet cover, but we have had no issues with it bunching up either. It's a nice weight, good for all weather types.