What is the average loft (i.e., the height/thickness of the filling) of this comforter after it's fluffed up?
111975
I have the twin comforter and it's pretty thick when fluffed - I'd say each cell is approximately 2-2.5" high when laying flat. It's a warmish comforter and looks/feels like down fill (quite puffy and full inside a duvet cover).
496076
I'm inclined to recommend getting the Queen size. Comforter is 92 x 96. Your bed width is 67" giving you a7-1/2 overlay on both sides. And your 80 " length gives you gives you an 8" overlay at top and bottom....plusSet comes with a dust skirt which may help give balance all around. Suggest measuring sides of what drop (overlay) looks better to you. Just remember King size may be the better way fory
2076718
Originaly it was about 3-4 in. thick. I opened it up , and took half of the stuffing out. Now about two in. thick. and then I mush it out of the center, into each half. so there is not much under my head. I sleep on my bcak, and I am hap[py with it.
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.
2053414
Depends on what you consider overfilled. It is thicker than a comforter but thinner than what I would consider a luxury stuffed comforter. For the money, it's a great deal. I have had mine for almost 3 years and it has held up well. It washes well and it hasn't gotten lumpy or flat (which usually happens with these types of comforters). The major plus is that it is synthetic so you can wash it. Hope this helps! :-)
2280590
Not sure but i LOVE this comforter...very full and larger than any others than i have ever purchased!!
2276074
No... Fabric is stitched to the stuffing and it's not thick. It's more of a bedspread than comforter.
731219
It's flat and heavy... Not soft to even fold more than twice... It's not enough fluffy to me because when I use it, I always felt it's not fit the duvet cover and when it moved in the cover, it's hard to restore and make me feel wired. Hope it helped.
186996
The comforter is 90"x92", and the front, back and filling are all 100% polyester. Six months later, I am still very pleased with this set. So far, it still looks new. I have not had any problems at all with any of the pieces. It's still just beautiful, and warm, too!
93773
Hi :) The tag says it's a minimum of 75% down; I've never even seen a real feather come out of this thing so I figure it's closer to 100%. I'm not sure of the thread count (700 fill power does not equal thread count, does it?), but it's tight enough that I rarely see down come out of it, so if that's the concern, hopefully that answer will work until we get a more definitive one. I put mine in the washer on cold/gentle sometimes and it has come through just fine, so I'm going to guess it's washable. I've had mine for about a year. Mine is not as fluffy and full as the one in the picture, but with a duvet cover it gets me through the winter up here in the Pacific Northwest just fine, and it is even nice in the summers.
84977
I am returning it,, it says it was 750 fill but its not.. My 80 dollar comforter had better thickness then this one.. recommend not to buy it.
2053413
Its not overfilled so not sure. This is the warmest comforter I have owned though. And I looks great on my bed.
2159819
Sorry, I didn't actually measure it, but it fit a queen-sized bed perfectly with the proper length of overhang. Some so called "queen-sized" quilts/comforters are way too short on the sides. This one wasn't. I purchased it for my mother-in-law who lives in another city. Wish I could be of more assistance.
1416764
Yes- this should be normal. It gives enough room for the comforter to fit when tucked around, at least for me
1087280
Here are some facts I found, as we had the same question. Fill power The higher the fill power, the better the quality of down. Fill power is the space, in cubic inches, that 1 ounce of down fills. Down with high fill power is made of larger, stronger clusters from mature geese. These clusters fill more space with less weight, providing loftier down that's more breathable and durable. Fill power of 500 is good. Between 500 to 600+ is considered excellent. Fill weight This measures the actual mass of down in ounces. The heavier the weight, the warmer the comforter. But always keep in mind fill power. For example, a lightweight comforter with high fill power can be warmer than a heavy comforter with low fill power. I called the seller and found out that all 3 comforters have a different weight in ounces...even though they are not stated on the item description. He said he has 3 levels, ranging from 24oz (Queen) through 36oz.
910380
I purchased the Twin so I don't know the actual full measurements. BUT, I do know that already after 2 weeks of use the stuffing inside the comforter has pulled away from the top edge and is rolling down inside. I don't like that! Now I have empty material where the stuffing should be. I hope you understand what I mean.
2020775
It's not an extremely thick comforter, and relative to a down, it's pretty slim.I would think about this as more of a thick blanket thickness. For visual reference, the comforter just sitting on the bed, is around 2" thick. You would be able to squeez it thinner, or fluff it up, but that's about it.Hope that helps.