From Our Family to Your Home : A Legacy of Warmth
In the rugged, pristine wilderness of the Westfjords of Iceland, there is a place called Sveinseyri. This is our home, and for the last 65 years, it has been a sanctuary for the Eider duck.

Hannes & Birna
Our story
It all began in 1960
It began in 1960 on the remote shores of Sveinseyri in Iceland’s Westfjords. Our father started protecting just two wild Eider ducks. He didn't farm them; he befriended them. Decades of quiet stewardship and protection created a sanctuary where the birds felt safe from predators. Today, that trust has grown from two birds to a thriving colony of over 2,100 wild nests. Every summer from May to July, they return to us. When you sleep under our down, you are supporting this legacy of nature and conservation.




Our promise
Hand-Harvested with Respect
Our collection season runs under the midnight sun. We meticulously hand-process the down through a multi-stage cleaning and gentle thermal purification process. This commitment to traditional methods ensures your duvet is 100% hypoallergenic and retains its unparalleled, weightless thermal properties.



Our values
Our work is guided by three core values :
We vow to only collect down that has been naturally shed and abandoned, ensuring our process is fully regenerative for the wild Eider population and their pristine habitat
Each duvet is individually hand-stitched to order by our master crafters, tailored to your exact size specifications and chosen warmth level.
Every product is rigorously inspected, tested, and authenticated by an official stamp from the Icelandic Government, a guarantee of genuine quality backed by our family heritage
“The duvet feels like sleeping inside a cloud. It’s incredibly light yet perfectly warm — I’ve never experienced anything like it.”
Sarah M., Switzerland
“You can tell how much care goes into every detail. The quality, the texture, the craftsmanship — it’s unlike any bedding I’ve owned.”
James L., United Kingdom
“It’s rare to find something this natural and this luxurious. Knowing it was gathered by hand in Iceland makes it feel even more special.”
Eliza T., New York


