Reversible 240 Thread Count Down Alternative Comforter

This is a great alternative for our guest room since we have a few family members who are allergic sensitive to feathers. The dark green color is nice and matches the woodsy print shams and bedskirt I bought elsewhere. The size isn't skimpy and hangs down a nice distance, all the way to the bedskirt. Several family members have discussed wanting to buy one for their homes.

This is a well made, warm comforter. The only thing I personally think detracts (which others would love) is that the fabric has a 'sleeping bag' quality which is not the soft bedroom quality for a comforter that I like. However, the last two more delicate ones I had were pretty much destroyed by our dog when he got excited when my husband arrived home, so this is actually a very sensible comforter for us. It also is easy to spot clean where the other two were not. It is also rather 'slippery' to sit on the side of the bed --- again, the sleeping bag type material (almost canvas-type). This one will hold up for quite a while and it does have the reversibe colors so I can use the forest green up in winter and the beige side up in summer (another plus!).

Solidly stitched-through and neatly finished at edges. Not too heavy, but warm. Size is ample. The item had a grassy smell (like new wicker or seagrass) when first unpacked, but this wasn't unpleasant and aired out in a day or so. Haven't washed it yet, but the fact that the comforter is machine washable is a plus. It does make crunchy noises, but I expect a few washings will fix that. As someone else reported, the so-called sage green really isn't nearly as dusty-hued as in the pictures. In real life, I'd call it a pale apple green. The pleasant springlike pastel color works better with the camel-color reverse side than you might expect.

It is a nice comforter. It is not so shiny and velvety but its very cozy. It was little hard and noisy in the beginning but after a week it was comfortable. For this price it is a good buy