Lightweight and warm white duck down comforter
We use feathers from white ducks raised in France's warm climate on carefully selected feed such as wheat and corn.
Cleaning and refining is done domestically.
Careful sewing allows you to use it for a long time, and we also provide maintenance support from domestic factories.
[White Duck from France] France is an agricultural powerhouse with a warm climate.
The production of grains such as wheat, barley, and corn is prominent, and this environment provides a source of feed for hardy waterfowl. The feathers of waterfowl raised using tradition and experience and with sufficient carefully selected feed are extremely strong.
Down balls have a lot of barbules, which means there are many small spaces that contain air, making them excellent for moisture retention, insulation, and elasticity.
[3D Quilt (Single Layer)] This is a three-dimensional sewing method where the front fabric and lining fabric are sewn together in a grid pattern, and a gusset fabric is inserted vertically into the gusset part to create a partition, and the width of the gusset fabric creates a thicker futon.
The three-dimensional room for the down feathers is created, allowing the feathers to inflate properly without being crushed, giving volume to the down comforter and maintaining heat retention.
