Quill

Central part of the feather made from keratin where fine hairs grow.

Quilt

Type of bed duvet make where the upper and lower inlet coating are directly stitched together forming small pockets which contain the filler. The small pockets are tightly closed and the down and feathers cannot move between the small pockets. The outer edge is equipped with a piping or with an edge fitted with a button hole.

Sanitized Quality Standards

Safety, hygiene, comfort and material protection: the Sanitized® seal of quality offers an important safety guarantee for consumers.

Test institute: Sanitized AG, Switzerland

SanProCare®

These fabrics allow a significantly higher and faster absorption and dispersal of humidity. The newly developed hydrotransport system allows active humidity transfers, promotes a healthy, dry sleeping climate and therefore supports undisturbed, relaxing sleep.

Satin

The even, closed, matt to highly glossy fabric surface is characteristic. Light, fine threaded fabric in atlas weave. Heavy, strong fabrics are, however, called atlas.

Textile trust Oeko-Tex 100

International certification on human ecological safety of the materials.

Tie Bar

Sewn connections between top and bottom side. These connections can prevent thermal bridges.

Traumpass

Kontrollgemeinschaft Federn-Siegel e.V., an association of the most important down and feather bed manufacturers, has been awarding the “Traumpass” feather seal for more than 30 years. www.kontrollgemeinschaft-federn-siegel.de

Trio

Duvet consisting of two parts which can be combined and separated using buttons. Three products in one.

Twill weave

As a rule, there are three fabric types and numerous variants for various demands and qualities. Starting with twill weave which could be called the original inlet weave. Due to the high fibre density, it has a high level of durability and convinces simultaneously with its smoothness and typical silk finish. Fabrics in twill weave can mostly be recognised at first sight by the diagonal ridges of twill. The ridges are caused by the diagonal shift of the connecting points. Every warp thread is once on top of and twice underneath the individual weft threads. Best conditions for feather and down-tight bed inlets.