First, you can press the quilt with your hand, and then immediately release your hand to see if the quilt can quickly rebound and return to its original shape. If the rebound speed is faster, the quality of the down will be better; on the contrary, if the rebound is slow or there is no elasticity, the filling material inside is likely to be chicken feathers or other miscellaneous hairs, and it is not recommended to buy.

Secondly, use a pinch to test its feel, mainly to see its softness, and whether there will be too large or too thick fillings inside. If the hand feels soft, and there is no too big or too thick filling, then such a quilt can be purchased; the contrary is not advisable.

Finally, it is to padded its weight, and the weight should be moderate. Some experts believe that the weight of the quilt will directly affect people's sleep quality. Excessive weight will compress our chests, resulting in reduced lung capacity, and serious nightmares. But blindly pursuing lightness is not good, and it may make sleepers feel unreliable, that is, insecure. It is best to experience its severity in the store, which is more direct than any other method.