"No other comforter we’ve tested feels as cloud-like as the Bavarian Medium 700."
-The Wirecutter, Updated June 2024
"This option from Feathered Friends impressed us with its hotel quality feel, the even distribution of the down, no clumping within the filling, and its washability."
The Bavarian 700 series of down comforters are our most popular duvets, and an excellent choice for year-round comfort. Our high lofting 700+ fill power goose down provides outstanding warmth with limited weight to keep you sleeping comfortably all through the night.
The Bavarian 700 Down Comforter was photographed at the Cub House in Mazama, Washington
Available in four different weights:
Summer - Our lightest weight option. Perfect for summer in many climates, or for the really warmest sleepers. The Summer-weight has a smaller square grid than the other weights.
Light - Excellent for warm climates and warm sleepers
Medium - Our most popular weight. Great for most temperate climates
Arctic - Great for chilly rooms and cold sleepers
Bavarian: Sewn-through construction, no down shift, pillowy appearance
700: 700+ fill power Eastern European white goose down
Real Simple's Best Splurge Down Comforter
"When we tested the Feathered Friends Bavarian 700 Down Comforter, we were immediately obsessed with its satiny-smooth finish and hotel-like feel."
Details
- 700+ fill power European white goose down
- Ethically sourced and trackable goose down
- Single ply, evenly woven cambric cotton ticking assures the tightest weave for a soft hand and superior performance
- Double stitched, piped edge
- Summer-weight has a smaller square grid than the other weights
- Sewn-in fabric loops on each corner allow you to attach a duvet cover with ties
- Available in Twin, Full, Queen, King, and California King
- Certified Standard 100, Class II by OEKO-TEX®
- Filled and finished in Seattle, USA of imported materials
- Certified Hypoallergenic
Additional Info
| Dimensions |
Twin 68 in x 88 in *Fabric dimensions do not account for down thickness, so actual measurements of a comforter at rest will be a few inches smaller depending on warmth level ie. Arctic will be a bit smaller than Summer. |
|---|---|
| Fabric |
400 Thread Count Single-ply Cambric Cotton |
| Fill Power | 700+ European Goose Down |
| Hypoallergenic | Certified Hypoallergenic |
| Origin | Filled and finished in Seattle, USA of imported materials |
| Summer | Light | Medium | Arctic | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fill Weight |
Twin 11 oz Full 13 oz Queen 16 oz King 19 oz Cal King 21 oz |
Twin 14 oz Full 17 oz Queen 23 oz King 27 oz Cal King 30 oz |
Twin 19 oz Full 23 oz Queen 31 oz King 36 oz Cal King 39 oz |
Twin 24 oz Full 29 oz Queen 39 oz King 44 oz Cal King 48 oz |
| Finished Weight |
Twin 46 oz Full 53 oz Queen 66 oz King 78 oz Cal King 85 oz |
Twin 49 oz Full 58 oz Queen 74 oz King 87 oz Cal King 94 oz |
Twin 54 oz Full 64 oz Queen 82 oz King 96 oz Cal King 103 oz |
Twin 58 oz Full 70 oz Queen 90 oz King 104 oz Cal King 112 oz |
RDS Certified Down
Filling contains 100% Responsible Down Standard (RDS) down fill.
Certified to the Responsible Down Standard by TE-999777174
Certified Organic Cotton
Comforter Shell is woven from 100% organic cotton.
Certified to the OCS by TE-999777174.
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11/24/2024
Anonymous
United StatesWonderful that available in “Full” size
Such a beautiful and luxurious comforter, but this was actually the bonus on top of being available in “Full” size, where the smallest size for most other comforters is a large Queen, far too large for our classic-sized bed and duvet.
AB
11/23/2024
Alina B.
United StatesExcellent comforter
The comforter is warm, cozy, light - an excellent investment.
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11/22/2024
Anonymous
United States"Lightweight" Queen Comforter feels like
This quality comforter is warmer than the average brand, so "Lightweight" fits our needs well--and thanks to a tip from Customer Service (skip to bottom), we now know how the physics of down makes it easy to adjust the bed setup to get the most or least warmth from the same comforter. Detailed user description below: Your mileage may vary, but if your setup is like ours, this weight might work for you: --Invested in this FF "Lightweight" comforter when the cover of the 30-year-old down comforter from Marshalls began disintegrating. I was really tempted to get the "Medium" weight, but I'm glad I got the "Lightweight" instead. The name belies how warm it really is. --We live in Connecticut & use a comforter 6 months of the year (Nov. - April). --We enclose it in a flannel duvet cover (Garnet Hill fits & ties to the corner loops) --We lower the heat to 63 at night during the fall & winter. --We use flannel sheets during the coldest months, but percale in early fall and spring. --We are two people sleeping in a Queen bed, so that affects heat. --We're both comfy, even though I wear a thin sleeveless nightgown, & my husband wears long-sleeved flannel pajamas. --In my early 50s, I'm glad I didn't get the "Medium" because I think anyone in peri-menopause or menopause would be too hot under anything thicker than the "Lightweight." --We have a light bedspread that we use on top. --The best thing I can say about the feel and the sound is that I don't really notice either. The comforter is lofty and light enough where it isn't pinning you down. You aren't going to feel like turning over is like trying to steer an ocean liner. And any fabric will rustle if you agitate it enough. But it's in a duvet cover, so I don't notice sound. --GREAT TIP I GOT FROM CUSTOMER SERVICE: A down comforter actually will be LESS warm if you put something on TOP (like a blanket, quilt, or bedspread) because it compresses the loftiness of the down and creates less space for warm pockets of air to exist. Whereas a down comforter will be WARMER if you put a blanket or quilt UNDER it so as to allow the down freedom to be lofty with more spaces trap warm air between the feathers. I tested this, and it's true. --The weather has fluctuated this November, so we tried both layering methods described above. The only time we could tolerate the warmth of using a bedspread quilt below the comforter was when the temps dipped into the 30s, and even then it was quite warm. I felt cooked when the nights were warmer. So I think we will be fine like that on the coldest nights. But most of the time we're going to just put our quilt on top like we have for decades. But it's great to know that the physics of a down comforter gives you flexibility!
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11/22/2024
Anonymous
United States
Bavarian 700 down comforter medium
This is simply the best comforter! Warm, light and fluffy. Customer service is exceptional. Thank you feather friends.
EP
11/18/2024
Emily P.
United StatesTemperature Ratings of Summer, Light, and Warm Quilts
These quilts are very warm but very light and make you feel like you're sleeping under a fluffy cloud. Here are the temps that I tried them in: Summer: 67F or warmer room temp, PJ tank top/undies, can add warmer PJs at lower temp, kick off if room is hotter Light: 60F room temp with warmer PJs or 65F with lighter PJs Medium: 55F-60F room temp with warmer PJs on at the lower temps, 60F with tank top, long sleeved dry fit, and optional light leggings To avoid buying different weights, the ideal weight may be "Light" and use your PJs to add or lessen temp and if you get really cold, put a blanket on top of the duvet for the coldest winter nights. We do the Scandanavian Sleep Method so we all use our own Twin sized duvets. We have been switching these around and ideally, I like summer for summer and the Medium for the coldest winter nights. But if my room temp gets to 65F, the warm is way too warm. So that's why "Light" seems to be the most versatile weight. You'll probably be too warm though if your room goes above 65F or so.
