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These are all natural, hand harvested and made with great precision and care in Hungary. It is one of the few last remaining places in Europe where geese are still widely raised in the countryside as a long time tradition. All our finest white goose down comforters and pillows are filled only with large cluster hand harvested Hungarian white goose down without any harm to the birds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

                  

 

          

 

 

   

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   Filled only with finest rare to find 750 fill power hand harvested white       Hungarian goose down � extra high loft
   German made fabric crafted of pure Egyptian cotton
standard thread       count 300
  
 Baffled boxes design, preventing cold spots and allowing the highest loft
   
Double stitched corded edges
   
Special interior double structure pillows
   Unique design that looks beautiful even beneath your duvet cover
   
Antiallergenic, all natural and healthy to the skin
   
No birds are killed for down and feather.

   
300 years of manufacturing experience
   Meet the strict requirements of European (German) standards
   
Attractive prices
   FREE shipping for orders $450 or more with Fedex Ground

                    

 

 

 All the industries in Hungary associated with goose down products are highly sophisticated and refined. All feathers and down are cleaned with great precision and care and meet the stringent requirements of European, included German standards. No poison chemicals have been used for cleaning the down, therefore our goose down comforters and pillows are recommended for sensitive people. Experiments proved that our products limit the inhalation of dust; therefore they effectively fight allergies and asthma.
 

 

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