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Martha Stewart

Martha Stewart Goose Feather Down Fiber Comforter Queen

  • Size: Queen
  • Fabric Warmth Description: Medium Weight
  • Fill Material: White Goose Feather & Down Fiber
  • Blanket Form: Comforter

Last refreshed Sep 9, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

Genuine down comfort with hypoallergenic certification comes at the cost of dry-clean-only care, a fair trade for buyers who want it.

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ASIN: B0GK872R6FCategory: Duvets & Down Comforters

Colors Available

All Season/WhiteExtra Warmth/WhiteLight Warmth/White

Sizes Available

KingKing (Pack of 3)Twin

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Overview

White goose feather and down fiber fill this queen-size (90 x 90 inch) comforter inside a 100% cotton shell, held in place by sewn-through box stitching that keeps the fill from clumping; it's OEKO-TEX certified and this listing is the All Season Medium warmth option.

The sewn-through box construction is the detail that matters most here: it's what keeps down comforters from turning lumpy with cold bare patches after a few seasons of use. Buyers should budget for dry cleaning rather than a home wash, and expect the comforter to need a day or more to loft fully after arriving vacuum-sealed.

  • White goose feather and down fill
  • OEKO-TEX certified fill
  • 90 x 90 inch queen size
  • Ships vacuum-sealed, needs time to loft

Who it's for

People drawn to a genuine down-and-feather comforter with hypoallergenic certification, and willing to accept dry-clean-only care, will do well here. Less suited to anyone who wants a machine-washable comforter or needs it usable straight out of the bag.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Sewn-through stitching prevents cold spots and clumping
  • Hypoallergenic fill suits sensitive sleepers
  • Comes in 3 warmth levels for any season
Cons
  • Dry clean only, no home washing
  • Needs up to 72 hours to fully loft

Performance notes

Box stitching sews the cotton shell into a grid of individual chambers, which is what keeps the feather and down fill from sliding to one end over time and creating cold spots; without it, loose-fill comforters tend to bunch after repeated washing or shaking. Because the fill is compressed for vacuum-sealed shipping, it needs time, up to 72 hours by the maker's own estimate, or a short low-heat dryer cycle, to return to full loft before it performs as intended.

Specifications

BrandMartha Stewart
Dimensions & fit
SizeQueen
Item Dimensions L x W90 × 90 inches
Capacity & performance
Age Range DescriptionAdult
Construction & materials
Fabric Warmth DescriptionMedium Weight
Fill MaterialWhite Goose Feather & Down Fiber
Material TypeCotton
Fabric Type100% Cotton
ColorAll Season/White
Included components
Unit Count1
Other details
Blanket FormComforter
Recommended User Typeadult
Number of Items1
SeasonsAll
Style NameModern
ThemeCloud
PatternGeometric
Product Care InstructionsDry Clean Only
Additional FeaturesHypoallergenic
Item Type NameComforter

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to fluff up after opening?

The maker recommends up to 72 hours for it to fully expand from its vacuum-sealed packaging, or a shorter run in a dryer on low or air-dry mode to speed it up.

Can it be machine washed?

The care instructions call for professional dry cleaning only to preserve the loft and hypoallergenic fill.

What warmth level is this listing?

It comes in Light, All Season Medium and Extra Warmth options, and this specific listing is the All Season Medium weight.