höyhenpeittää
Höyhenpeittää is a Finnish term that translates to "feather covering" or "down insulation." It refers to the insulating layer of down feathers found in the plumage of birds, particularly in their undercoat. This layer is crucial for birds' survival, providing thermal regulation by trapping air and preventing heat loss. The structure of down feathers, with their soft, fluffy filaments and lack of stiff quills, makes them exceptionally effective insulators.
The quality and insulating power of a höyhenpeittää depend on several factors, including the species of bird,
In the context of textiles and apparel, höyhenpeittää is a highly sought-after material for its lightweight