Pacific Coast® Four Star Down Comforters

For a surpremely comfortable experience, nothing beats snuggling beneath the cozy warmth of a Pacific Coast Feather® down comforter. Pacific Coast Feather uses only the finest, fluffiest, longest lasting down for comforters that feel great. Unique three-sided ComfortLock border keeps down on top of you where you need it most. Special cleaning process removes dust, dirt and allergens, leaving only clean, fluffy down. 100% cotton leakproof Barrier Weave™ fabric ensures softness, durability and easy care. All Pacific Coast® products are made in the USA from imported raw materials.

Our premier quality white goose down comforter from Pacific Coast Feather. Cradle yourself in the luxury and comfort of 650 fill power white goose down. The 330 thread count 100% cotton Barrier Weave cover provides extra softness and durability. Winter weight warmth.

Please Note: PCF products can only ship via USPS to APO/FPO addresses. All other US shipments must be to street addresses only. Sorry, no Canadian shipments.

Down Comforter Care:

Below are tips on cleaning your down products. We hope these tips and suggestions will help to keep your down products clean and in great condition to give you years of comfort.

Instead of having a dry cleaner dry clean the comforter, it is best to launder the comforter. Also, it is necessary to find someone who has experience with down and feather products.

It is very important not to launder the comforter at home. Following are the reasons:

* Home washers and dryers will not do; they are too small. Only commercial size, front load washers should be used. Washers found in most homes have an agitator in the center which causes unnecessary stress on the comforter during washing.

* It is critical that no harsh detergents be used and that the heat in drying not be too high. Harsh detergents and excessive heat will cause the down to become dry and brittle and will result in the down clusters breaking.

* It is of the utmost importance to make absolutely sure that the products are totally dry. If they are not, the comforter will become moldy and decompose. Drying a comforter takes several hours. The comforter may not be dry just because the fabric is dry. You must feel it carefully and make sure all of the feathers and down are dry and fluffy and that there are absolutely no clumps left.

* The fabrics are 100% cotton and will therefore shrink a little when washed.