[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just got this the other day and man is it comfortable. It’s heavy but not to heavy where you could only use it it cold months. I have used it the past 3 nights and not once have I had to throw the covers off because I was too hot. If you’re looking for a nice down comforter would strongly suggest this one.

I bought this for my mother she was coming to stay with me for a while the goose feather stems kept poking out of the pillows and out of the comforter and the feathers work themselves out of the comforter through the material would not buy again in fact I folded it up and put it in the closet

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this goose feather and down comforter! It’s so soft and luxurious feeling! I love that it isn’t hot or cold, it leaves you feeling just right no matter the season or so I have found. I feel that it is high quality and I love the color, the fabric, the feel, everything about it. I highly recommend this comforter!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm loving this comforter! It's bright white, and the outside has a crinkly feeling, which I love. Some comforters have a shiny, satiny feeling, which I'm not a fan of. It fits well in my duvet cover, and although it's goose/down, so far it's kept me comfortable going into June (although my husband keeps the a/c pretty cool around here!). It came in a zippered clear plastic case with a handle, which I love. We spend some weekends at our cabin, and the case will make it easy to travel with. The only feature I don't love is that it's a bit thin. I don't mind too much, but was hoping it would be a bit fuller. Overall, I love it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A few days ago I tried : (Martha Steward), 240 thread count white goose feather and down comforter . I like it , the materials was very good , made with excellent stitching , each square remaining puffy . As for warmth , I was very pleased it’s a wonderful weight to keep the chill off year -round. It’s 100%cotton / 75% white goose feather / 25% white goose down fill . It was very comfortable and it’s easy to wash . It doesn’t wrinkle , the color is white and it’s a full queen size , highly recommend if looking for a good comforter .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this comforter so much. The Martha Stewart 240 thread count white Goose father and down comforter is so warm and soft. I have ordered a duvet for it though since it is white. I'm always cold and this comforter helps tremendously. I highly recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So warm and comfortable! The feathers are 75% and down is 25% of the filling. The stitched squares keep the filling from shifting and the blanket retains it's shape. I put the blanket in the dryer upon arrival to refresh it from the warehouse without washing it and it came out beautifully. All the stitches held up and the blanket was ready for use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s heavier then it looks! It’s thin, Warm, I haven’t had any issues with feathers coming out or poking me, very sleek looking. However, when you move it makes rustling noises like plastic grocery bags. It’s a little annoying so I won’t be using this as my primary blanket.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this to try and its fabulous. It is so warm. I know with summer coming people don't use heavy blankets. But I actually do during the summer. Due to having the ac on. And we keep it pretty cool in our room. Which makes perfect sleeping weather for me. So I highly recommend this blanket. And I can't wait to use it this winter too. Zero cons out of me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The comforter is fluffy and soft-feeling. The feathers didn't poke out like I thought it would like my other feather filled comforters I have used in the past. I loved snuggling up to it. It’s lightweight, not a heavy and bulky kind. Those kinds are way too warm. Perfect for layering. I intend to put it in a duvet so it will last longer and fold it down to keep at the bottom of my bed.