I wasn't sure what Eco-down means until I read it here on Amazon.I thought I was purchasing real goose/duck down.The label doesn't say if it's a down alternative not the Macy's site where I purchased it at a discount for $101 with tax.That's still a bit costly for something that's not even real goose down although it felt like real down...but I haven't really had real down before which is probably feel lighter in weight but just as warm.The level 2 could be a bit warm to some in summer (in San Francisco) but it's cozy enough for real cold nights like what we are having now this winter (I can't imagine how warm levels 3-5 would be).It feels very nice and fluffy though.However, I was looking for real goose down and the cheapest I found on Amazon is the Royal Velvet for $120.Overstock sells goose dowm comforters for far less than $100.http://www.overstock.com/search?keywords=goose+down+comforter&rangemaxprice=100&searchtype=HP_Header
I'm going to try real goose down comforter and see if I can tell the difference.If that's better, i'll return this one.
Product Description
With fabulous loft, a smooth cotton cover and damask stripes, this down comforter transforms your bed into a refuge. A luxurious alternative to down, the eco-down fill won't aggravate allergies. Baffle box construction helps to keep fill in place. Embroidered corner silk.
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