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Mariposa Lightweight- Best for: A Soft, Airy Feel with Gentle Warmth

Mariposa Lightweight- Best for: A Soft, Airy Feel with Gentle Warmth

Frequently asked questions

Would the Mariposa Lightweight- Best for: A Soft, Airy Feel with Gentle Warmth suit a bedroom kept at 69–74°F?

Yes. This Ogallala Comfort comforter is described as well suited to bedrooms around 69–74°F.

How does the sewn-through box design help keep the comforter comfortable?

Its 9-inch box construction helps keep the fill distributed for consistent comfort. The sewn-through design creates a flatter profile without excess heaviness.

What certifications and sourcing standards does this comforter have?

It is OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified, and its milkweed is sourced through an RDS-certified supply chain.

Does the cotton shell have a smooth feel?

The comforter has a smooth 383-thread-count cotton sateen shell.

Ogallala Comfort

Hypodown® with 700 fill power combines 70% white goose down and 30% milkweed fiber for breathable warmth and moisture-wicking comfort. A 383-thread-count cotton sateen shell feels smooth against the skin, while the modern sewn-through design creates a flatter, lightweight profile.

Nine-inch sewn-through box construction helps keep the fill evenly distributed for consistent comfort without excess heaviness. Designed for bedroom temperatures around 69–74°F, this comforter features OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification and milkweed sourced through an RDS-certified supply chain that supports responsible practices and biodiversity.

Product Highlights

  • 700 fill power blend of 70% white goose down and 30% milkweed fiber
  • 383-thread-count cotton sateen shell
  • 9-inch sewn-through box construction helps maintain even fill distribution
  • Breathable, moisture-wicking comfort for bedroom temperatures around 69–74°F
  • OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified; milkweed component sourced through an RDS-certified supply chain
Price $965.00
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