All down feathers used in down bedding, clothing, and outdoor equipment must be cleaned and processed. During the disinfection process, down feathers undergo thorough cleaning and rinsing to remove dust, oil, and bacteria. Before being filled into the finished product, down feathers need to be dried at high temperatures and graded according to their quality. In international transportation, all down and feather products must meet the hygiene requirements of the importing country.

The down and feather filling used in beddings, apparels, and outdoor equipment are natural byproducts from the food industry.The waterfowls are bred for meat ournose. not for thein feathers. Agricultural waste has been significantly reduced since the down &feathers are used as natural insulation materials. 75% of the down & feather materials used for down products in the world come from China, since the ducks and geese are common daily ingredients in the Chinese kitchen.

Velvet mainly grows on the chest and abdomen of waterfowl, and is a cluster of light and fluffy filaments (such as barb like nodes) radiating from a velvet core, without any feathers. Velvet mainly includes flower velvet, immature velvet, similar velvet, and damaged velvet. Velvet provides the main insulation function for waterfowl. The hair is long on the outer surface of waterfowl, mainly concentrated on the neck, back, and tail, providing them with shelter from wind and rain. The hair has an inward curved feather shaft, soft feather branches on both sides, and dense small feather branches at the root.

Compared to synthetic materials extracted from petroleum, down and feather products are naturally environmentally friendly, both warm and lightweight. The down feathers used in bedding, clothing, and outdoor equipment are biodegradable and renewable resources. Among materials of the same weight, down is the best insulation material, lightweight and warm, and also has natural moisture absorption. Down is breathable, durable, and has good resilience. As long as it is used and stored properly, the service life of down products can reach more than ten years.

Down and feather filled blankets, outdoor equipment, and clothing should be stored in areas with good breathability when not in use. Breathable storage bags or boxes can better maintain the natural performance of down products, providing you with unparalleled sleep experiences for years to come. Please avoid placing down products in an overheated environment. Excessive temperature can cause the natural oils and fats in down feathers to evaporate. Breathable cotton or paper storage bags are great storage options.

Moisture is the biggest enemy of down products. Please try to keep down products dry to avoid clumping and damage caused by moisture. So as to maximize the service life of down products. Natural oils secreted by the outside world or human body may also cause harm to your down products. We recommend that you pair down bedding with duvet covers, pillowcases, bed sheets, or bedsheets to avoid direct contact between down products and skin oils during sleep.