How warm and thick is the queen size comforter?
1586703
This comforter is very warm, but the down shift terribly. I would definitely recommend one that is baffle boxed stitched.
1586704
it is so warm and thick.i sleep in a cold bedroom windows open.in winter.my body heat warms it up.it is like a heating blantic.yet it is still comfertiable in warm weather. so cozy ,i bougrt my dauhhter one also.love,love it,dennis.
1586705
I have these comforters on guest beds. So have not slept under, however winter guests had no complaints.
1586706
it is so warm and thick.i sleep in a cold bedroom windows open.in winter.my body heat warms it up.it is like a heating blantic. yet it is still comfertiable in warm weather. so cozy ,i bougrt my dauhhter one also.love,love it,dennis.
1071578
Hi, thanks for your question. I've checked our catalog on Amazon.com and am unable to find this comforter in queen size. After further research, it appears that the manufacturer does not make this in other sizes. I hope this helps!
1512973
We use it inside a duvet cover, it is about 1 1/2" thick. That is not what most people call fluffy. It is not fluffy like a down comforter. We sleep with our room at 65 deg max and usually a lot cooler, and sometimes this comforter is too warm. My wife who is gets cold easily loves this comforter. Warms and weight is what you should be concerned with. If you want fluffy then spend the money on a down comforter.
1393968
The comforter is a thick summer comforter. However there are many different blankets. A blanket is subjective. You may be able to use it in the winter in some states but if you live in cold weather ie below 50 degrees than I say it's not a winter blanket. So I can't answer your question so easily. Some blankets are very thick and are rated for the cold winter some people tolerate cold and or heat at various levels. My suggestion is to purchase one and return it if it doesn't work out for you. I hope this helps but there are too many variables to your question.
40862
It is heavy enough. It is ultra warm class and heavier than ordinary down comforters.
222482
I would think so.. It was warmer than a standard grade comforter in my experience.
820291
We are using it this summer with just a sheet. It is on the warm side for me, but fine for my husband. It's really a nice comforter.
707612
I have a queen down comforter that I put inside it easily, although I haven't measured. It still had extra room top and sides though, I love it.
1748839
I have not measured it , but I ordered a queen and it is plenty big. I have thick mattress also. VERY NICE LOOKING and QUALITY.
1512972
Scale of 1-10, prob about a 7 or 8 -- medium fluffy. It's a nice comforter, not heavy, lays nice.
1562936
Hi there, I returned the product because it was oddly a few inches too narrow for my queen bed. I don't recall the thickness, but overall thought it world be better just to buy a nicer bed than to bandaid with something that didn't fit correctly. It sounds like I may have gotten a defective one based on the other reviews.
1275208
The comforter would fit a queen size bed. It wouldn't be to big. The sheets would be to big.
1723461
As I only bought the Cal King size comforter, I do not know the down weight for the queen size one. However, the stated 50 oz down is more than sufficient for the Cal King. On area proportion, the Queen should have 42 oz. Check with the seller than this is correct. More than 42 oz will be in your favour. Other reviewers have also gave good reviews for the Queen size comforter, so I am confident you should be fine in terms of down amount.
371241
I don't know the weight, but my husband thought it should be "heavier", if that helps. It's your basic quilt weight feel. Sorry I don't know the exact weight. I had a King, so heavier than a Queen if holding, but obviously spread on a bed it would have the same weight "feel" as a queen or twin. I think as a winter quilt, it should have a thinner middle blanket. It's definitely not a stand-alone super warm covering like a down comforter would be.
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I'm not sure the size, ( twin, full, queen, king) comforter that you're looking at. But I can tell you that the ones I've bought, and I've bought 2 of them have both been oversized. They are wonderful and thick and very well made. I have the twin and full/queen. Wouldn't trade them for anything. They are on my grandsons beds and he's 5 years old with a disability, so they have to be laundered quiet a bit too. They are the best!!!
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Teri: Since I gave the blanket as a gift to my son and daughter-in-law when they got married, I cannot check its thickness. However, the blanket is definitely heavy, which is both a plus and a negative for those who don't want something heavy on top of them while they sleep. If I had to guess, I would say that the blanket is about 3/8" thick, and it is very warm and durable, without frizzy particles filling the air around it. I got it for them as it will be very warm when they want it, and will last them the rest of their lives. Not relative to your question, but still potentially important, is that the blanket cost a couple of hundred dollars less from Amazon than it did from the Hudson Bay Blanket people. I don't know of any other source for wool blankets of this calibre, and wish I had one myself. Hope this helps. B.
2031998
I am looking for a thin duvet insert, not fluffy, and thick, it's to stuff and not sleep with. Please give me the measurements of thickness on this cover.