German Batiste Baffled Box Light Weight White Hungarian Goose Down Comforter (Level 2)

I'm very satisfied by the high quality and the comfort. We absolutely love it.

I have slept in duvets my whole life, and this is by far the best i have had internationally. I am swiss, and am very familiar with goose down duvets and these are better than anything you can find in the world. I even had these shipped to london, and it is better than the top ones at Harrod's. I, my friends, and family will be life long customers and are so thankful to Richard and his amazing products. The quality surpasses expectations and the craftmanship is uncanny.

Excellent all around

What a treat to have such a special duvet. So light and almost too warm. There really is a difference in the 800 compared to a 700 - 750 fill, you won't be disappointed. And you can't beat the price!

After having issues with two batiste comforters from another well known company ( both had significant leakage down) I decided to try Warm Things and bought a level 2 batiste comforter. The batiste is so soft, excellent quality and just moves/flows like water- no stiffness at all, no harsh touch. The loft of the 800 down is great. 900 down is slightly nice but not worther the cost difference- 800 is luxuropus without the crazy cost). I just love this comforter. What is very surprising is that Warm Things charges much less for the same product than other companies- since everybody tells you the what loft of down it is (ie 800), information about the batiste, where it and the down comes from and the amount of down in the comforter (23 oz in mine) it is pretty easy to compare different comforters from different companies. This company charges (on sale) under $600 w free shipping for this comforter and if you search you will find others charge $690+shipping on sale and others $1300. Bottom line-this is a great comforter, and delightful to have on top of me at night.
Warmth level: The warmth level is fine for me when my room is 70-71 degrees during cool fall weather.If my room was 68 (outside temperature in the 40's) I would probably do better with level three. I prefer the level two and if I wanted the room to be less than 70 degrees, I would put a flannel sheet between me and the comforter.