600 Thread Count Premium Goose Down Comforter

Bought the duvet and thought it would be very fluffy and very warm...but not! good comforter for northern california summer...but not for winter...overall, I give this product a 3 star ranking.

SOOOOO happy with this -- i had to leave behind a super luxurious comforter at an ex's place and lamented the fact that nothing could compare -- this is pretty awesome though - i'm very very happy with it. Super comfy and warm and every time i get in bed now I am filled with glee -- this is truly spectacular - i highly recommend it.

Can't beat this deal!! Great quality! If you want a warm comforter at a great price....BUY THIS ONE!!

I was replacing an older down comforter and wanted the "overstuffed" look. I purchased this because another review stated that it was really full of feathers and had the look I wanted. While I wasn't disappointed with the quality I wished that it was filled with more feathers. It is a great value for the money and the fabric covering really keeps the smallest feathers from escaping. Even though it has the square box stitching there is movement of the feathers around the comforter, not too bad though, and better than I had before with a much more expensive comforter. I would recommend this product.

This comforter was great when I first got it (9 months ago) - it fluffed up nicely, had a nice size on my full sized bed, and is very warm and cuddly. HOWEVER - months later, all the down has shifted from my half of the comforter, and is clumped on one side. (Which, consequently, provides the perfect warmth now that it's summer, but in a few more months is going to be a big issue). The description says the comforter has 'baffle boxes' which is supposed to keep the down from shifting. This comforter DOES have baffles - but they are NOT TRUE BAFFLES - only partial, which means the baffled walls sewn into the comforter are partial walls (think a wall with a door in it), allowing the down to shift. This is an easier, cheaper way to do 'baffles'. Only after having done a little research, about my problem did I learn that companies could call their comforters "baffle boxed" as long as there is *some* sort of wall sewn into the comforters (some the really bad ones just sew baffles at the corners). So PLEASE - TAKE THIS ADVICE. IF YOU WANT A COMFORTER WHERE THE DOWN DOESN'T SHIFT, LOOK FOR "***TRUE*** BAFFLE BOX CONSTRUCTION". True is the keyword there - this means the baffled walls are solid, not allowing ANY down shifting. Just listing 'baffle box construction' is not enough!!!