Down Decor

Frequently Asked Questions

• What Down Decor products does Inhaven carry?

  Inhaven carries Down Decor down and down alternative comforters in all-seasons and summer weights, premium down and down alternative pillows, hotel chamber pillows, featherbeds, and fiberbeds.
• What is the difference between all-seasons and summer weight comforters?

  Fill weight. All-seasons comforters carry more insulation for year-round comfort, while summer weights sleep cooler. Many operators stock summer weights for warm markets and swap seasonally elsewhere.
• What does a featherbed add to the guest experience?

  A featherbed or fiberbed adds a plush top layer that reads as luxury the moment a guest lies down. It is a cost-effective way to make a standard mattress feel like a premium one.
• How much can I save on Down Decor through Inhaven?

  Inhaven members save up to 57% off MSRP on Down Decor products, with wholesale pricing and case pack quantities built for professional vacation rental operations.
• What are the shipping and return options for Down Decor products?

  Orders ship through Inhaven's distribution network. In-stock items typically leave the warehouse within 1 to 2 business days and arrive within 3 to 7 business days depending on destination. Oversized or freight items may require additional transit time.
  If an item arrives damaged, contact your Inhaven account team within 30 days of delivery to arrange a replacement, credit, or return
• Should I select down or down alternative products for my vacation rental?

  Down alternative is the standard recommendation for most rental programs. It is hypoallergenic, machine washable, dries quickly, and keeps its loft through the frequent commercial laundering a rental demands, all at a lower cost per bed. You never know who is sleeping in the room, so allergy-safe is the smart default.
  True down belongs in your premium tier, where the warmth, lightness, and luxurious feel justify the rate. If you go down, protect the investment: zippered protectors, duvet covers washed every turnover, and careful drying. Many operators run down alternative as the portfolio standard and reserve down for primary bedrooms in flagship properties.
• What is the difference between sewn-through and boxed comforters?

  It is about how the fill is held in place.
  In a sewn-through comforter, the top and bottom fabrics are stitched directly to each other, creating quilted pockets that keep fill from shifting. It is lighter, launders well, and suits summer weights, though the stitch lines compress the fill slightly.
  In a boxed construction, also called baffle box, small internal fabric walls connect the top and bottom layers, so the fill can loft to its full height in every chamber. The result is a warmer, loftier, more hotel-luxurious comforter.
  As a rule of thumb: sewn-through for warm markets, bunk rooms, and easy-laundering standards; baffle box for all-seasons warmth and premium beds.
• How often should pillows and comforters be washed?

  Protectors and covers carry the load: zippered pillow protectors and duvet covers should be laundered with the linens at every turnover. The pillows and comforter inserts underneath then need washing every 1 to 3 months in high-occupancy units, quarterly at minimum, and immediately after any visible soiling. Always dry down and down alternative fill completely, as trapped moisture causes clumping and odor; dryer balls help restore loft. Build the cadence into your deep-clean checklist, and plan pillow replacement every 12 to 24 months regardless, since washing extends life but does not make it infinite.