LinenspaAll-Season Reversible Down Alternative Quilted Comforter - Hypoallergenic - Plush Microfiber Fill - Machine Washable - Duvet Insert or Stand-Alone Comforter Oversized Queen LS70OQBKGRMICO

Tinner than it looks like in the picture

Amazing product. So soft. Absolutely perfect. Definitely buying more

Great product!

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Bought this, as it was marketed as washable. However, when I got it, the care instructions almost immediately recommend against washing at home (see pic). I have a newish, front-loading washer and dryer, and they could probably handle the blanket. But I just don't like when companies are shady. Sounds like this blanket is machine washable the same way a cashmere sweater is machine washable---You can do it if you want, but you really, really shouldn't.

Exactly what I was looking for! I live in Miami so I’ve always been looking for bedding that won’t capture too much heat or any at all. I’ve tried a bunch in the past but THIS IS IT. It’s truly light-weight and perfect to put inside a duvet. It lays pretty flat and isn’t puffy or thick. I just purchased all linen bedding and this comforter is absolutely made to be inside a duvet. The linen duvet I have has strings in the inside corners and THIS COMFORTER has little loops on the corners so the comforter can be tied to the duvet and never slide around. Genius! Maybe I’m new to the bedding world and missed this in the description, but It’s like it was meant for the duvet. (By the way, if anyone is in the same situation where you live in a hot climate or just have a high body temperature and need the right bedding, Primary Goods bedding is an all linen bedding set that literally does not trap heat whatsoever. Fluffy, heavenly linen that breaths and keeps you sleeping comfortably. Www.primarygoods.com ....you’ll thank me later.) Needless to say, it’s the only comforter/duvet insert I’d ever recommend to anyone needing something light, not too puffy or bulky, yet still keeps you cozy.

Sadly, I would not recommend this product to anyone. Upon getting the Quilted Comforter, I immediately noticed the quality of the product was very poor. The sewing was sloppy and there were several places on the comforter with severe thread bunching. Some of the thread bunching areas were not even sewn through all the way leaving the blanket to rip. I did take photos of the product with the intentions to return it, however I purchased this for a family member moving in my house and they had already arrived and needed bedding that day, leaving me no choice but to use it. I have ordered other bedding from Parachute and hope that it will be better constructed and last longer.I will say, I got the chocolate brown and sand color which was very pretty and the down fluff inside the blanket felt very comfortable. I am super bummed this product was not of high quality as I have always wanted to try LinenSpa.

UPDATE (several years later): This blanket is HOT. I loved it for the first year that I had it because it was so fluffy and toasty, and I lived in a very old, drafty apartment. But after a while I started to get way too hot sleeping under it. I would wake up completely soaking wet from sweating under it. I'd recommend this if you sleep with the AC blasting or if you live in a really cold climate, but definitely not as an all year comforter. It's good when the temp is low 50s or below, but if it's warmer, I can't use it. We used it for a couple years, so I feel like I got my money's worth. But if you're like me and you run hot at night, go for something lighter.I spent wayyyy too long researching comforters and trying to find the perfect one at a reasonable price. This one is the ONLY comforter I've ever had that covers my entire Cal King bed, and I don't have to fight with my boyfriend for covers at night. It's super warm and fluffy. The only thing I wish is that I could have gotten it in a different color, but I'll try to find a duvet cover this size.EDIT: I took off a star. I've had this comforter for about 5 months now and it's started coming apart at one of the seams. I don't have a duvet cover, so that may help with that problem, but it sucks that it's coming apart so quickly

I love this comforter. I've had it for a few months now, and it's been soft, fluffy, and warm (but not too warm). The duvet cover I meant to buy it for is still a project that I haven't finished, so it was still completely unprotected when my cat decided to cough up a hairball on my beautiful white, soft, fluffy comforter.It spot-cleaned wonderfully with just cool, damp paper towels to hold it over until I could get to the laundromat. I took it today to throw it in one of the larger front-loaders. This was the first time I'd washed it, and I was worried. That "duvet cover" I'm working on used to be a super expensive comforter from BB&B. The filling in it had gotten so clumped and terrible from washing that I ripped it all out and just saved the decorated cover.This comforter, however, didn't clump at all. After a single wash cycle and a trip to the dryer, it was even softer and fluffier that before, and there was not a single clumpy spot. There also wasn't a single stained spot, leading me to believe this material cleans very well too. It cost me less than $5 to take it to the laundromat, no professional cleaning required.