If you have a down comforter...

[MWOS]

I just got a new one for Christmas. Old one was down, new one is down alternative because of ducks. If you're interested in that, I can link you the one I got

[DeeDee]

We have an extra large king down alternative comforter. I got it a few years ago from Bloomingdales.

[venice2007]

King alternative down. So much better than the old real king down we had. Washes up and dries better and stays in place

[EmilieMadison]

I used to have down, but switched to an alternative filler because it tends to last longer and is easier to clean. And I've found it to be lighter but just as warm!

I got mine at Ikea (several, actually): mid-range level, cost about $50. We have a queen but I got a king because I like the duvet to hang way down over the sides.

[Muddled]

Mine is from Land's End. I think it's a full/queen. I got it when I had a full, but now that I'm in a queen, I would get a bigger one.

[rex]

Down alternative. I'm cheap so ours is from Target. I think it's great. We chose the medium warmth level and it's perfect.

Also, we have a Queen sized bed but I bought a King size to eliminate battles over the covers.

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The only advice I have is to get a duvet cover. It is such a pain in the ass to take a big down comforter to the dry cleaner when it gets dirty. So much easier to just remove the duvet and wash it.

[stephlove]

I got a king down alternative comforter at jcpenney on black Friday for $30. It's perfect for what we wanted. It's also warmer than I expected and fluffy. Best deal I've gotten in a while.

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We just bought this one for our son's bed. 

www.landsend.com/products/colored-down-comforter/id_213060

It's duck down, but it's very warm and has absolutely no odor. 

Love it. 

Anything that doesn't specify goose down is inevitably duck down which is supposedly not as warm and can smell.  This particular comforter has neither of those issues.