Pure Down Duvet Ziegler

Polish white goose down The Ziegler duvet, filled with luxurious 850 loft Polish white goose down, is one of our most popular duvets. This down is certified hypoallergenic under the ZURGUARD® system, and is covered in a German 100% cotton sateen with a pretty dot pattern. This fabric is ultra-soft and breathable providing a comfortable sleep all night long. Exceptional attention to every detail has created an heirloom quality product that will last for years. Down Specifications: 850 loft Polish white goose down TICKING SPECIFICATIONS 380 thread count cotton sateen dot Hand sewn in our sealed baffle box design Fabric imported from Germany Piped with white satin cording Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX® – Class 1 115 grams/m2 Sizing SIZE DIMENSIONS Euro Twin 54"x 94" Twin 72"x 88" Queen 90"x 94" King 108"x 94" Super King 114"x 100" WARMTH / FILL WEIGHT: This duvet is available in the following weights: ULTRALIGHT Designed for those who sleep hot, but still want a light covering and a touch of warmth. SUMMER For those that sleep warm, in heated bedrooms and warm climates. CLASSIC Our most popular, it suits average people in average temperatures. WINTER This is the choice for people that feel the cold and like to sleep in cooler bedrooms. This weight is guaranteed to be warm enough. DUAL ZONE When one partner is hot and the other is cold, we are happy to make a duvet with different weights on the two sides. CERTIFICATIONS Downmark® Certified Product Zurguard® Hypoallergenic Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 Fabric German Downproof Ticking Care Before washing your duvet, be sure to check it for any tears that may allow the down to spill out.Wash on a delicate cycle with warm or hot water. Note: Warm water will wash away allergens, but will not kill dust mites. If this is a concern for you, you can use hot water to wash your duvet – just not too often (you don’t want the outer shell to shrink)! Wash on a delicate cycle with warm or hot water. Note: Warm water will wash away allergens, but will not kill dust mites. If this is a concern for you, you can use hot water to wash your duvet – just not too often (you don’t want the outer shell to shrink)! Run an extra rinse cycle; this will help to make sure that any residues from your detergent are rinsed out and to expel any excess water. Residues from detergents can cause deterioration to the fabric and can ‘gunk up’ the fibers in your down.Do not use fabric softener, bleach, or detergents with bleach, whiteners, or alkaline detergents. Make sure that your dryer can accommodate the dry size of your duvet. Dry them on the delicate cycle, low or medium heat. ar