Feather Cushion Insert
Our light feather cushion insert does not settle easily, and can be used for a long time. The materials used, such as feathers from water fowl, allows for a soft cushion that gently cradles your head, bringing you comfortable and thick support.
We inspected the feather sorting process, minimizing waste by using feathers for down jackets, cushions, and pillows. In order to prevent the feathers from sticking out, the side fabric has a double structure, and the four sides are double-stitched to emphasize durability. We also devised a design to ensure the corners will be beautifully finished when the cover is attached.
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Feather Cushion Insert
Our light feather cushion insert does not settle easily, and can be used for a long time. The materials used, such as feathers from water fowl, allows for a soft cushion that gently cradles your head, bringing you comfortable and thick support.
We inspected the feather sorting process, minimizing waste by using feathers for down jackets, cushions, and pillows. In order to prevent the feathers from sticking out, the side fabric has a double structure, and the four sides are double-stitched to emphasize durability. We also devised a design to ensure the corners will be beautifully finished when the cover is attached.
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Our light feather cushion insert does not settle easily, and can be used for a long time. The materials used, such as feathers from water fowl, allows for a soft cushion that gently cradles your head, bringing you comfortable and thick support.
We inspected the feather sorting process, minimizing waste by using feathers for down jackets, cushions, and pillows. In order to prevent the feathers from sticking out, the side fabric has a double structure, and the four sides are double-stitched to emphasize durability. We also devised a design to ensure the corners will be beautifully finished when the cover is attached.
