How is the down in an organic duvet ethically sourced?

Our organic down is certified by RDS or Downpass, ensuring no live-plucking and high welfare standards, combined with GOTS-certified cotton for a fully ethical product.

What are the benefits of organic down over standard down?

Organic down is processed using biodegradable soaps without synthetic brighteners, offering a cleaner, more natural, and chemical-free luxury sleeping experience.

Is an organic down duvet safe for allergy sufferers?

Yes, they are Nomite-certified. The densely woven organic cotton shell acts as a natural barrier to dust mites, making it safe for those with allergies or asthma.

How does organic down regulate temperature?

Organic down traps air for insulation while the untreated cotton casing allows for maximum breathability, preventing heat buildup and managing moisture naturally.

How do I keep my organic down duvet fluffy?

Daily shaking and regular airing in the shade are essential. This maintains the resilience of the down clusters and ensures the duvet stays voluminous and warm.

Organic Down Duvet

DownPass and RDS Certified Down

Although down is a by-product of the food industry, animal welfare is no less important. To ensure animal welfare, there is the Responsible Down Standard (RDS) and DOWNPASS certification. Both are independent and global standards that emphasise the traceability of down and feathers as a by-product of the food industry. Compliance with the standard is monitored by accredited inspection bodies.

Our down:

Does not contain down from live animals.
Does not contain down from force-fed animals.
Is traceable from farm to end product.
The entire chain is monitored by an independent body.

Recycle with us!

When you purchase a Savanne Puur Eco down duvet and the Savanne Second Life duvet, we include a return sticker. With this, you can return your old down duvet to us in the empty box at our expense. We have your duvet recycled by our manufacturer, Ducky Dons. Good to know that approx. 60% of the down or feathers from your duvet can be reused. Of course, after a good wash and a strict quality control. Approximately 25% of your duvet consists of fabric and is reused as insulation material. The rest is unfortunately waste and cannot (yet) be reused.