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Reddit mentions of Brermer Soft Queen Goose Down Alternative Comforter, All Seasons Puffy Warm Duvet Insert with 8 Corner Tabs, Luxury Reversible Hotel Collection, 88"x 88", Grey
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Brermer Soft Queen Goose Down Alternative Comforter, All Seasons Puffy Warm Duvet Insert with 8 Corner Tabs, Luxury Reversible Hotel Collection, 88"x 88", Grey. Here are the top ones.
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- Soft to touch: Brushed polyester shell feels like Gentle softness of cotton. Breathable shell is friendly to both hot and cold sleeppers as well as sensetive skins.Allergy free and Noiseless at all, the fabric cover is solid enough to prevent fill from leakage.
- Fluffy for all season: Using hollow struction technology, the whole piece fill spread evenly and more puffy than other similar down alternative products in the market.Lightweight but able to keep you warm in cold winter, cool in hot summer. Great to use in all year round.
- Durable for long-term use: Upgraded the seams ensure the longevitity of the comforter.Sophisticated piping with double stithching creates elegant edge all around the comforter, preventing the filling from leakage. Each corner of the comforter is thoughtfully sewn with cute anchor for you to fasten it with your duvet cover.
- Ease affordable care: Machine washable in cold. Tumble Dry in low heat and spin.This duvet looks like brand new. Also you can use it as duvet insert inside different duvet covers, which would be more easily removed and washed.
- Zero concern:We offer excellent customer service. If any quality issue occurs, please don’t hesitate to turn to our customer service for help, we will spare no effort to help you solve the problem.
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| Color | Grey |
| Height | 0.01 Inches |
| Length | 88 Inches |
| Size | Queen |
| Width | 88 Inches |
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