Down Comforter (Duvet)
For those in the know, where would I find a good deal: Copenhagen or Reykjavik?
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I don't know what the prices are like in Copenhagen so can't compare. But you can find duvets of all weights and fills at Hagkaup stores in Reykjavik - try Kringlan but if no joy there make the journey to Smaralind.
There are also speciality shops selling Icelandic eiderdown filled duvets, with the down coming from Myvatn. Try www.dunogfidur.is - good luck. |
Thanks. I'll try these two places.
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Do your homework on size
Note that we don't use "queen size", "king size" etc in the Scandinavian countries. You should figure out in advance what size you're looking for in centimeters (not inches).
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And prepare for severe sticker shock should you decide to go for Eider down. :D
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Wow, that's a long way to get a duvet!
You may also consider Canada, which also has the eider ducks. Not sure how the prices compare, but there is a shop in Toronto with these duvets. http://www.bettenhauscanada.com/Dbase/Duvet2.php |
Originally Posted by neuron
(Post 12892871)
Wow, that's a long way to get a duvet!
You may also consider Canada, which also has the eider ducks. Not sure how the prices compare, but there is a shop in Toronto with these duvets. http://www.bettenhauscanada.com/Dbase/Duvet2.php |
Originally Posted by tommy777
(Post 12926367)
The Icelandic eider stuff is the best this planet has to offer. I have two sets myself and they are fantastic
Agreed. We have several as well. I always shop at www.dunogfidur.is It's located on Laugavegur, the main shopping street. |
Anyone have actual experience comparing, say, an Icelandic comforter with one from Eddie Bauer?
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