Down comforter made in Innsbruck, warmth rating 4

• guaranteed no live plucking
• 100% species-appropriate free-range farming
• RDS certified
• light and fluffy
• Perfect insulation
• temperature equalizing
• Breathable by nature
• Stores body heat
• Suitable for house dust allergy sufferers
• Manufactory in Tyrol

Cover: organic cotton, n.b.A.

Filling: pure goose down
140x200 cm approx. 650 g
140x220 cm approx. 720 g
155x220 cm approx. 750 g
160x210 cm approx. 700 g
200x210 cm approx. 1000 g
240x220 cm approx. 1260 g

In our partner store Tyrler in Innsbruck, our down comforters have been produced for our customers in our in-house manufactory since 1825. With our down comforter, you can bring a perfectly insulating, temperature-regulating and breathable comforter into your home that ensures ideal sleeping conditions.

We pay particular attention to sustainability with our down comforters: the down comes from 100% species-appropriate free-range farming and is not plucked alive.

ATTENTION: Our down products are hygiene articles. They are delivered to you sealed. For reasons of health protection and hygiene, our down is not suitable for return if the seal has been removed after delivery. Therefore, no return or refund can be made.

- wash gently up to 60° (easy-care)

- do not bleach

- tumble dry gently

- do not iron

- Do not dry clean

- when washing down, use lightweight dryer balls made from virgin wool

- Never hang down in the sun to dry

Studio Handels GmbH
TYRLER since 1825
Markgraben 1
6020 Innsbruck, Austria

office@tyrler.com

Since 2016, we have been a member of the Fair Wear Foundation, an independent, nonprofit organization that works globally to improve working conditions in the textile and apparel industry. Membership is not a product or factory certification, but rather an ongoing support process. We gain access to a network of other member companies, receive support in implementing specific improvements, and our progress is evaluated annually as part of the Brand Performance Check.

This approach aims for continuous improvement, not a one-time pass or fail, because human rights due diligence is always a process. It requires active engagement, monitoring, and ongoing refinement; it is not a state that is achieved once and then maintained. That is why no membership or certification can guarantee a risk-free or harm-free supply chain, no matter how strict its criteria may be.

Here are a few examples from our practice that illustrate what our efforts look like in practice:

• Through anonymous surveys and interviews, we receive feedback on wages, working hours, training opportunities, discrimination, and complaint procedures. This helps bring to light issues that would not be apparent from documents or during a routine factory visit.
• Information about the Fair-Wear complaint hotline is available at production facilities. Employees can contact an independent representative in their own language. If problems are reported, they must be investigated and addressed in collaboration with the production facility.
• Short lead times, last-minute changes, or poorly calculated prices can lead to overtime and wage pressure. That is why we coordinate production volumes and delivery times with our partner companies and ask suppliers how our orders affect their capacity and workforce.

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