65% OFF deal for 100% duck feather quilt from $49
Benson quilts are warm, cuddly and drap around the body ensuring complete comfort
Single Quilt was $140.00 NOW $49.00 members price $46.55
Double Quilt was $150.00 NOW $59.00 members price $56.05
Queen Quilt was $170.00 NOW $69.00 members price $65.55
King Quilt was $180.00 NOW $79.00 members price $75.05
Never has been sold for $140.00, etc etc etc..
I would say its the NORMAL PRICE
First time crawled in 2012 - was same price as deal
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On June 8 the price was higher
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BUT YOU NEVER SOLD THEM FOR THE PRICE YOU SAY!
Thanks!
$140 lmfao.
Anything that is feathers is not a good one. Down is the expensive filling.
Also, what is the difference between Duck Feather, Duck down and Goose down quilts. I extend my apologies for being ignorant.
duck feather: all season use, medium weight and warmth
duck down: winter use, high warmth
goose down: lighter, warmer and softer than duck down, supreme warmth, winter use
Hey Rep what weight are these? (eg GSM?)
Thanks
The birds give up their feathers when they are killed eaten and in places like China they are made into cheap quilts. The really cold climate birds - Eider Ducks, such as those in North Scandinavia esp Iceland, line their nests with down plucked from their breast to keeps the eggs warm, then when the chicks hatch, off they go to warmer climates and the down is hand collected. That's the range from a $40 one to a $10,000 one.
Looking on ebay etc you can see $500 ones made in Germany from Hungarian birds or some such.
For the Australian climate i would recommend emu feathers. Very light weight and keeps you cool on those hot nights
Great! but any comments on the quality?