100% Siberian Down Pillow

Siberian Pillow - 100% Siberian Goose Down Material: 500 Thread Count Type: 100% Siberian Goose Down Fill Weight 1000g each Colour: White Pattern: Satin Striped Size: 74cm x 48cm Packaging: Retail Postage: £5.95 - Buy as many items as you wish for no extra delivery (read more)

 Returns: Within 7 days (read more) Payment: PayPal | Credit Card | Cheque (read more) SPECIAL OFFER FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 500 THREAD COUNT 100% PURE Siberian DOWN FILLING 900G FILLING NORMAL SELLING PRICE IS £99.00 (RRP IS £389.00 SPECIAL OFFER ONLY LIMITED STOCK AVAILABLE Check out my other items! NORMAL FILLING BY OTHER SELLERS IS NORMALLY ABOUT 550G, OR 650G OURS HAVE 900G FILLING EACH PILLOW WHEN BUYING PILLOWS PLEASE CHECK OTHER SELLERS FILLING WEIGHTS AND FILL POWER... OURS ARE THE BEST 100% DOWN, NOT 90% DOWN , BUY IN CONFIDENCE

 What is Siberian/Hungarian Goose Down and how do they differ? Genuine Siberian Goose Down is the world’s finest filling. It comes from a country with subzero temperatures so its warmth retention is exceptional. It is also finer, lighter, and softer than any other Goose Down. Our luxury duvets are filled with 100% genuine Siberian Goose down. To add weight and shape they are finished with luxurious Jacquard cotton and stitched in a box construction to prevent the filling from redistributing. Siberian Goose down is more thermal than Hungarian down, as Siberian geese come from a colder region of the world, thus making their down more thermal. What is thread count? Thread count refers to the number of threads, both vertical and horizontal, in a one-inch square of fabric. Thread count is affected by a number of factors, including ply and thickness of the threads used. The ply of the fabric refers to how many threads are wrapped together into a single thread. Single-ply fabrics use threads on their own, while two-ply fabrics twist two pieces together into a stronger thread, as well as doubling the thread count of the fabric. Using finer threads also allows for more thread to fit in a square inch. Finer thread often results in smoother, softer fabrics, part of the reason high thread count fabrics are considered more desirable than fabrics with a low thread count. Finer thread also results in a more fragile fabric, however, which may not always be ideal. Two-ply fabrics help solve this problem somewhat by strengthening the threads and creating a more durable, though heavier, fabric. The general wisdom is that a thread count of higher than 100 is desirable - these fabrics are known as Percale - with somewhere above 180 being ideal. While fabrics are available with thread counts up to 1000, anything in excess of 400 is considered by most to be simply extraneous. Caring for your pillow Low maintenance and easy to care for For lasting comfort regularly air the pillow Shake on a daily basis Use a damp sponge to get rid of dirt or small spots Machine washable at 40 degrees.