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Goose down is generally larger and stronger than duck down, which is why a duvet with 100 % goose down has a better fill power. The better quality is a result of the fact that geese are larger than ducks and generally have a longer life.
The decision between down vs. down alternative ultimately comes down to your personal preference. While traditional down provides a fluffier feel, a down alternative is a great choice for those looking for a comfortable, wallet-friendly option.
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Duck down and feathers are considered to be inferior to goose down and feathers. The reason for this is that duck down has less fill power and is heavier. Feathers and down from geese, on the other hand, are lighter and fluffier, which makes for better quality pillows and duvets.
Their filaments are therefore able to trap more air and provide more insulation. The general rule of thumb is the bigger the down cluster, the warmer the duvet. Given all other factors are equal, a 95% goose down duvet will be warmer than a 95% duck down duvet.
