will the down comes out from the comforter
487843
This is a warm comfortable Comforter. I've owned this along time and never saw a feather. As for your Question, NO
487844
This is a warm comfortable Comforter. I've owned this along time and never saw a feather.As for your Question, NO
487845
It seems securely in the fabric. We have not experienced any escaping feathers.
487846
The down has not come out of my comforter at all, but I have not washed it and don't plan to. When it needs it, I will have it cleaned. But the cover fabric is a tight weave and I can't imagine anything coming through. I love this comforter, but is very warm so I only use it during the coldest months of the winter.
487847
Good question. I'll try to answer the best that I can. We have never had any small to large feathers come out, but what we have found is that very small (approximately the size of the lead tip on a pencil) feathers come out regularly. We have limited the unsightliness of this by using a duvet cover. This comforter is not very thick but we found it works great here in the D.C. area where winters range between 0 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. After going through a couple of winters with this comforter, I would still highly recommend it and it still performs and looks as good as it did on the first night we used it. Good question. I'll try to answer the best that I can. We have never had any small to large feathers come out, but what we have found is that very small (approximately the size of the lead tip on a pencil) feathers come out regularly. We have limited the unsightliness of this by using a duvet cover. This comforter is not very thick but we found it works great here in the D.C. area where winters range between 0 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. After going through a couple of winters with this comforter, I would still highly recommend it and it still performs and looks as good as it did on the first... » Read More Good question. I'll try to answer the best that I can. We have never had any small to large feathers come out, but what we have found is that very small (approximately the size of the lead tip on a pencil) feathers come out regularly. We have limited the unsightliness of this by using a duvet cover. This comforter is not very thick but we found it works great here in the D.C. area where winters range between 0 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. After going through a couple of winters with this comforter, I would still highly recommend it and it still performs and looks as good as it did on the first night we used it. « Show Less
969818
There are buttons at the bottom to close the cover, nothing that attaches the cover and the comforter together.
1309854
We had the down comforter dry cleaned because the last time I washed a down comforter it was ruined. Dry cleaning is worth the $$ as it lasts longer.
394764
If you put another comforter or down comforter in it then yes. Without it, no
704048
I don't think so. I haven't done it. remember, down blanket is not water washable. I intend to treat them in the same way. Hope this helps.
2273207
Actually, I would not recommend the washer at all. I think it would ruin the down inside. We often grab the bottom of the comforter and "whip it" to get the down redistributed back to the top of it. I would dry clean it only.
1977039
No, but my down comforter doesn't seem to move. As another reviewer wrote, "It does have deep corners."
128044
I haven't washed it yet, but I imagine it would, but only with cold water and then hang dry. Otherwise, I think it might get damaged, from prior experience with another comforter.
97397
No it does not. The "alternative" material also comes out of the comforter very easily. It's all over everything that touches the bed.
868431
Patricia, I don't know and am considering returning my comforter. I use it under my fitted sheet and it will not stop sliding off the bed. If I use it over the sheets as a cover in cold weather it still slides off the bed. I think it has something to do with the type of material the outer cover is made of. I would not recommend buying this comforter.
1632967
No - it has button closures at and but no way to secure te comforter inside. With thay said it is my daughters favorite and hasnt been a problem.
1643728
Yes, you need a duvet. I don't think you would want to use it as a comforter.
148342
I have not had any trouble with goose down coming through the comforter cover. I am very pleased with this product.
1582375
I have my comforter contained in a duvet, so I don't notice any feathers coming out if there are any. Regardless, I LOVE this comforter. So warm. Maybe too warm in the summer, but in the winter I'm almost immediately warm.
911610
This comforter is light-weight but I can not recommend it. The down continually pokes out through the material. Every time I change the duvet cover, there is down everywhere. Quite a mess~
413614
No! His nails will rip this comforter. Too bad he gets on the bed because this is a very nice comforter :)
1404140
We have a heavy down comforter we use in winter instead of this. Also, it's not machine washable, the label says it should be professionally laundered.