warmth It looks like you're selling the same comforter three times, at different prices. All have the same fill power (700) and weight (9lbs) but this one says "great for winter," another is "great for spring-fall", and the third "great for year round." Which is accurate? warmth It looks like you're selling the same comforter three times, at different prices. All have the same fill power (700) and weight (9lbs) but this one says "great for winter,"... » Read More warmth It looks like you're selling the same comforter three times, at different prices. All have the same fill power (700) and weight (9lbs) but this one says "great for winter," another is "great for spring-fall", and the third "great for year round." Which is accurate? « Show Less
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I was wondering the same thing, and while your reply is informative... it doesnt really answer the question. There are actually 4 different prices for what appears to be the same comfort. You said that this is because they are different weights, which would make sense, but what weight is each price. If it was different weights based on size that would make no sense... these are all 4 queen size comforters that show 9 lbs as the weight and 700 fill power. Thanks/
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I'm using it now and it's very comfortable to use. It doesn't feel like a heavy wool blanket smothering the crap out of me while I sleep. It's comfy and keeps me at an ok temperature using this fall weather. It isn't light weight and has some weight to it but it's not uncomfortably bulky. It's like the perfect comforter (I feel like Goldilocks when I described this lol) I hope this helps!
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Hi :) The tag says it's a minimum of 75% down; I've never even seen a real feather come out of this thing so I figure it's closer to 100%. I'm not sure of the thread count (700 fill power does not equal thread count, does it?), but it's tight enough that I rarely see down come out of it, so if that's the concern, hopefully that answer will work until we get a more definitive one. I put mine in the washer on cold/gentle sometimes and it has come through just fine, so I'm going to guess it's washable. I've had mine for about a year. Mine is not as fluffy and full as the one in the picture, but with a duvet cover it gets me through the winter up here in the Pacific Northwest just fine, and it is even nice in the summers.
1159130
If the sizes are the same but the prices are different I would purchase the lower priced one. I wish I had a better answer. That's what I would do. It an amazing comforter. You will really like it.
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Three descriptions are at the top of this queen comforter: TC=THREAD COUNT; FP=FILL POWER (the higher the number the more "fluffy" it will be; OZ=OUNCES (the weight if this comforter).I hope this information is helpful. I recently bought a comforter from this company and am very happy with itm
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Hi and congrats. This comforter is wonderful. First take it out and give it several real good shakes then give it two-three days. It will POOF up. Give it one more good shake and put on your bed. It will keep you nice and cozy. I love mine. Suzzie
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hmmm.... i don't know!! this one (actually BOTH) are different than the one i received... BUT they are really nice comforters! easy care and wash really nice. my son's still looks brand new and we have had it for about 4 years now.
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It's winter here. It is either 3 or 4. I think 3 .it never l [ked like the picture. It always sagged in the middle 3 inches..do not reccomend...mwheelick
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This comforter is relatively light-weight -not a heavy, heavy material meant to keep you warm in an igloo. Keeps us plenty warm during the summer & winter (outside night time temps of 30-70 degrees.) I wash mine several times a year as we can't convince our three shih-tzus to sleep on the floor. Guess they think the comforter is pretty comfortable, too!
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I bought this comforter for a guest bedroom. It always looks so special. Altho I offer additional blankets to winter guests, no one has used them.
1645572
The best description would be all-season. It's the ideal comforter for temperature range of 40 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit (most homes maintain this temperature range so the comforter is perfect for all-season use). It may be too warm for year-around use in Texas or Florida and not warm enough for Maine or Montana. Hope this helps.
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I don't know the weight, but my husband thought it should be "heavier", if that helps. It's your basic quilt weight feel. Sorry I don't know the exact weight. I had a King, so heavier than a Queen if holding, but obviously spread on a bed it would have the same weight "feel" as a queen or twin. I think as a winter quilt, it should have a thinner middle blanket. It's definitely not a stand-alone super warm covering like a down comforter would be.
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I would gauge it as medium to warm. I switch out to a quilt in the late spring to fall. Everyone is different, but I would put myself on the cold when going to sleep, then warm up while sleeping scale..=)
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I assume Batting because it is stitched in place, so it does not shift around. I used the comforter last winter and I live in central NC, the comforter was light weight but kept me warm (lows 20-30's at night).
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My husband likes the comforter,as for me I feel it's heavy in weight. The smell I would say is generic,meaning nuertral.Splitting hairs I would say closer to animal not down or chemical.
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Just doing some simple math here. One of these lasts for about 3 months in use (1/4 of a year). This means that you would use about 4 in a year (Less if you experience winter). They sell these in 6 packs, and they are only good for a year unopened. Doesn't this mean you're throwing 2 or more of these away every year? Scratching my head over here.
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I'm defiantly in agreement with the other consumers! This comforter has been perfect all year long! It doesn't bunch up because of the separated box stitching. It washes well and I'm so glad that I made the decision to purchase it! Good luck with whatever you decided:)