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Cloud 700- Best for: A Lofty, Luxurious Feel Without Excess Warmth

Cloud 700- Best for: A Lofty, Luxurious Feel Without Excess Warmth

Frequently asked questions

Is Cloud 700- Best for: A Lofty, Luxurious Feel Without Excess Warmth a good fit if I prefer breathable bedding?

Its milkweed fiber and white goose down fill is designed to provide breathable loft without excess warmth. The moisture-wicking fill helps keep the sleep environment cool and dry.

Can the moisture-wicking fill help me feel less clammy while I sleep?

The fill is designed to wick moisture and help keep you cool and dry, which may suit sleepers who prefer a less clammy-feeling sleep environment.

What does the 700 fill power tell me about the down in this comforter?

The comforter uses white goose down rated at 700 fill power, blended with 50% milkweed fiber. The overall fill is designed to offer loft without excess warmth.

How should I clean this comforter if it gets a spot on it?

Spot treat the comforter only. Its cotton sateen shell is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100.

Ogallala Comfort Company

Enjoy breathable loft without excess warmth with a comforter filled with a blend of milkweed fiber and 700 fill power white goose down. The soft cotton sateen shell and moisture-wicking fill help create a comfortable sleep environment that feels cool and dry.

Baffled box construction helps maintain even loft and keep the fill from shifting, while corner loops make it easy to secure the comforter inside a duvet cover. The shell is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, and the comforter should be spot treated only.

Product Highlights

  • 50% milkweed fiber and 50% white goose down fill
  • 700 fill power
  • Breathable cotton sateen shell
  • Moisture-wicking fill designed to help keep you cool and dry
  • Baffled box construction and corner loops for secure, even coverage
  • OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified shell; spot treat only
Price $1,110.00
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