It's filled with authentic Canadian White Goose Down and has a 400 thread count cotton sateen shell, giving a soft, breathable feel and a luxurious finish for everyday use.
The duvet’s light yet cozy loft suits guests or anyone who enjoys a plush feel without heavy warmth, while those seeking maximum warmth might opt for a heavier option.
It uses large goose down clusters with a loft of 850 cubic inches per ounce and a sealed baffle box construction to prevent fill shifting, plus a luxurious 400 thread count cotton shell.
The smooth cotton sateen shell offers a clean, refined appearance and a breathable surface that drapes neatly over bedding for a timeless, heirloom vibe.
Follow standard care guidance for down comforters: keep the fill evenly distributed and avoid overloading with heavy washes; the sealed baffle box helps maintain even loft over time.
Yes, its light yet cozy warmth and breathable shell make it appropriate for year‑round comfort within a premium bedding arrangement.
Filled with authentic Canadian White Goose Down, the Lajord Down Comforter by St Geneve is light and fluffy, yet incredibly cozy. Lajord White Goose Down comes from a free-range goose farm located in Saskatchewan. St Genève purchases its entire production each year. With a loft of 850 cubic inches per ounce and extremely large clusters, this down is truly luxurious. The outer shell features a 400 thread count 100% cotton sateen for a smooth, breathable finish that adds a touch of everyday luxury to your bedding.
This heirloom piece is designed to be passed down through generations, with a sealed baffle box construction that prevents fill from shifting. The comforter is available in multiple sizes to suit any bed, and includes care and warranty details to protect your investment. A matching pillow selection is available to complete the look. For more information about the company and its ethical sourcing, you can explore the specifications and care guidance included with the product.
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