Ubauba All-Season Full White Cotton Feather Comforter

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Really nice comforter. The best part is, its really light weight and thin but beleive me, once you are in it for a few minutes, it is really really warm. Its absolutely indicated in severe cold weather, i could even pack it, given its light weight, for a out door camping trip and be sure that it ll keep me warm. Highly recommended if you are not into those big heavy quilts.

Looked forever for a good comforter. Glad I chose this one, it’s amazing & perfect.All the “stuffing” stays perfectly in place not matter how you move it. It’s not too cold, not too hot (my husband is always burning alive and I’m always cold and we both use it, with a fuzzy blanket underneath it on me cause I love fuzzy blankets).I’ve had it for a few months now and it’s still great. I appreciate the people who made this. Great value, especially for the price. Very satisfied.

I wasnnt sure what to expect when i bought this. I went to countless stores and searched through many websites trying to find a good and cheap comforter. Im so glad i found this one. Its perfect. Keeps you warm in a matter of a few minutes. Not too hot. Might be too much for the summer but perfect for every other season.Quality is really good too.

This is a beautiful down comforter. Most people cover theirs up with a duvet cover, but I like the look of them, just not white, so I bought the grey. It is a lovely shade, and can be paired with any color sheets or pillow shams. I got a king size and it's perfect, and feathers don't poke through the material. I don't use stuff like this unless I have washed it first. All I have in my apartment is a standard size, top loading washing machine and standard dryer, so I was going to take it to the laundromat and wash it in a super loader, but I didn't have time, and so I took a chance. Fed it into the washer in a coil shape around the agitator, and washed it on warm/delicate or light wash cycle. I know it says line dry, but I live in a small apartment in Seattle, and there is no sunshine, dryness, or warmth to be found, much less a place to hang this huge thing. So, I dried it. Took a while, and I did so on medium heat. I had to take it out, and reposition it a few times to get the wet spots, but in about 2 hours it was fully dry. Came out perfectly, and I suspected it would, as I have washed and dried my old down comforter many many times. Warm, but not too hot, soft material. Very nice for a great price.

Great down comforter. Did a bunch of research and browsing and was looking for a nice warm comforter for the winter months in Colorado but didnt want to buy a heavier version as they run in the $120-$200 range. This one is great, keeps me plenty warm paired with my microfiber blanket and the space heater in my room. Still miles better than the down-alternative comforter I had before. The material on the outside is nice too, although I keep it in a duvet cover. Stop clicking around and just buy it, you won't regret it :)

Super soft and comfortable. Gets a little hot sometimes on warmer nights but I also run very hot so might not be a problem for you. I got a cover for it and wow it fit so nicely and holds the cover in place well. Easy to clean and it comes out of the dryer like new. It makes me want to lay down and never wake up!

I'll start this off by saying I'm probably overly picky about down comforters. I have been using the same one for years now and it was absolutely perfect all around. I would still be using it if it wasn't too small for my bed. It was a very expensive one I recieved as a gift, definitely couldn't justify spending that much money on a bigger size of the same one unfortunately. Going into this search for a new one I knew I wouldn't find one I loved as much without spending over $200 so I didn't have very high expectations on any one that I would find especially for 60 something dollars. That being said, for the price it is a fantastic comforter. I read through hundreds of reviews for the long list of down comforters I looked through and just got to the point where I got tired of looking and went with this one. The material isn't rough but not really smooth either but I also ordered a duvet cover for it so hopefully that will help with that issue. Like with most down comforters it is kind of crinkly sounding but not as bad as a lot of them. I washed and dried it after taking it out of the package. Dried on low for almost 2 hours with 8 tennis balls and it's definitely fluffier than I expected so I'm happy about that. Haven't slept with it yet so no input on that but seems like it will be plenty warm enough. I live in Maine and it's currently in the single digits and I keep the heat at 65-68 so for most people the all-season one will work great. I don't hate it, I just really loved my old one. I would say for someone trying to find a fluffy, warm down comforter on a budget this will work for you I'd just recommended a duver cover if you want it to be really soft. My old one was the perfect material so I could use it alone but atleast until the duvet cover comes I will be using a flat sheet with mine.

This was a great buy at $49 imo, and at 90x90 fits my queen fine. Worried it would be too flat, but it is fluffing up nicely. With a cover the slight stiffness not a problem, but duvets are noisier than blankets, so everyone must just deal. Deducted one star as this is only a summer weight if you sleep in an igloo. Mine says 95% feather, 5% down, which is fine for price. Can't speak to feathers coming out yet.