- Sales Rank: #161222 in Home
- Size: King
- Color: White / Cream
- Brand: Pacific Coast
- Model: 55878
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 16.00" h x
21.00" w x
26.00" l,
16.00 pounds
Features
- Allergy Free™, Pacific Coast feathers
- 230 thread count cotton cover
- Baffled Box construction ensures lasting loft, comfort
- Contours to body; cushions pressure points
- Barrier Weave™ design retains duck feathers
Sizes: Twin: 39 x 75 inches Full/Double: 54 x 75 inches Queen: 60 x 80 inches King: 76 x 80 inches About Pacific Coast Pacific Coast Feather Company has been focused on quality down and feather bedding since 1884. Located in Seattle, WA, Pacific Coast blends old-world craftsmanship with modern innovations to bring you the best in high- quality, luxury bedding, down comforters, bed protectors, feather pillows, goose down pillows, duvet covers, body pillows, feather beds, shams, and more. Pacific Coast is famous for its 30-Night Comfort Guarantee - you'll be satisfied with its quality and comfort, or your money back. Hyperclean Pacific Coast down and feathers are washed and rinsed up to eight times in order to remove dirt, dust, and allergens. They emerge from this process as the only down and feathers on the market clean enough to be called Hyperclean. Hyperclean down is not only cleaner than other types of down, but it is also fluffier and more comfortable. It's also backed by Pacific Coast's famed Allergy-Free Warranty. Barrier Weave™ Barrier Weave™ is soft, durable, and comfortable. But perhaps best of all, it is the perfect fabric for encasing down blankets, comforters, throws, and featherbeds. Barrier Weave™ is virtually leakproof, ensuring its down contents will remain soft, fluffy, and warm for years to come. True Baffle Box Design True Baffle Box design keeps clusters of feathers and down within three-dimensional fabric wall boxes in order to keep them from migrating, spreading out, or bunching. This keeps the down distributed as it was originally intended, and it helps keep your blanket, comforter, or featherbed as fluffy as it was the day it was bought. Thread Count Thread count keeps track of the threads needed to cover one square inch; simply, the higher the better. Higher thread counts generally mean higher-quality yarns and softer frabrics.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By Buck
Like the pillows I bought, I wanted to recreate my Marriott experience at home, so I also purchased this feather bed (from their Hotel Collection line). And, like the pillows, it's not the same as in the hotel, even though I checked the tags and 99% sure I got as close as I could get. Feathers are coming out everywhere and sticking me despite their claim that the barrier weave prevents it and it's just not as fluffy as the one in the Marriott. I'm sure I could find a much cheaper one that's just as good, so recommend you keep shopping!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By kBlue
We bought the Pacific Coast Baffle Box Hotel Collection featherbed. WOW! We had another brand and found that if it wasn't vigorously shaken daily the feathers shifted into hills. Not this one - it seems to "recover" after a night's use and the feathers don't migrate into those hills that have to be shaken out.I do give it a good shake when changing the sheets but it stays comfortable night after night. If pressure points are an issue, this is a wonderful help. My nights are far less "pain aware" than ever. In addition, it doesn't "sleep hot" the way our other featherbed did.We're very happy we bought it. Again, this review is regarding Pacific Coast's Hotel Collection.[...]
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By bobbie
Purchased the feather bed and less than one year later the feather are only in the corners (so i thought). UNtil i called and they said that "the feathers NATURALLY break down where your body lays". i was shocked and said so "what do i do...throw it out" and she said to "purchase the channel down feather bed, this way the feathers can MIGRATE up and down the comforter". I'm so disgusted. I guesss they think you should buy a $200 feather bed for every bed every year! Don"t waste your money, you"ll only get frustrated trying to fluff your feather bed!
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