Japan duvet maker Showa Nishikawa Hits 10,000 restorations

Showa Nishikawa Co., Ltd. surpassed 10,000 shipped units for online orders of its down duvet refurbishing service over a one-year period from July 2025 to June 2026. The Tokyo-based bedding manufacturer achieved this milestone in response to heightening consumer interest in choosing to revitalise their long-used bedding rather than discard it.

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The company has over 30 years of experience in duvet restoration. Operations take place at a dedicated refurbishing factory where experienced craftsmen manage the entire process from sewing to final dispatch. A core feature of the service is the direct water washing of the down through their Premium Wash method. The specialised washing machine thoroughly cleans the down while untangling the feathers, which restores the bedding to its original fluffy condition.

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Prolonging the usability of everyday items like down duvets significantly prevents textile and resource waste. Showa Nishikawa’s craftsmanship results in a viable circular model that supports environmental conservation and Japan’s push for Circular Economy Commerce. For consumers in Japan, it’s another option for circularity in our daily lives.

[Reference] PR TImes (Japanese)

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