Types of Quilting for Down Comforters

Duvets are made following the quilting process; today there are two types of quilting:

BOX QUILTING

Box quilting includes internal spacer ribbons between the squares that make up the duvet. The spacers allow for an even distribution of the padding, enhancing insulation and temperature regulation. Box quilting ensures that the feathers are evenly present across the entire surface, preventing unnecessary heat loss, turning the duvet into a true barrier against the cold. Duvets with box quilting are reserved for those who suffer from low temperatures and need the warmest duvets on the market. For this reason, we use this technique for our super padded 6* duvets, the warmest series among our offerings.

FIXED SQUARE QUILTING

This type of quilting involves stitches that join the top and bottom fabric, creating closed squares. Inside these squares, the padding is evenly distributed. Fixed square quilting keeps the padding uniformly spread and increases breathability.

REAL SIZE OF DUVETS

Duvets, being quilted and padded products, tend to shrink by a few centimeters due to the "bumps" formed by the quilting. A 250x200 duvet could actually measure 240x190 in reality, as the fabric is "bumped" by the heavily padded quilting. The lining is the correct size; by pulling the quilting and measuring, you will notice that the lining's size is indeed correct.