Ducks grow strong feathers primarily for their protection. Feathers have a flat, two-dimensional construction with a hard quill shaft that runs down the middle. Duck Feathers offer insulation, softness and durability. They are unable to trap air effectively like down, so manufacturers typically use them in the production of featherbeds.
Duck feather pillows are incredibly durable. The feathers are resilient, allowing the pillow to bounce back to its original shape after use, unlike synthetic fillings that may flatten over time. With proper care, a duck feather pillow can last several years, making it a cost-effective choice for the long term.
Down is the light fluffy coating found beneath the Feathers of Duck. Most down grows on the breast and underbelly of the Duck. Down is lighter than a feather and the most important ingredient in a feather and down quilt as it is responsible for generating the insulation and warmth. Down creates warmth through a process called ‘lofting’.
A down pillow contains the soft inner layer of feathers ducks. The feathers naturally clump into fluffy, spherical clusters, which are stuffed into a thin fabric shell. Down pillows come in various sizes and firmness options. Down clusters expand or loft to fill space and trap tiny pockets of air within their filaments to create thousands of insulating pockets for Down Duvet.
The more down cluster a quilt contains, the higher it can loft and thus the warmer.
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