High-quality bedding and sustainable production are shaping the future of sleep. Dykon, Northern Europe’s leading manufacturer of duvets and pillows, is bringing Danish-made comfort to the world.
Through skilled craftsmanship and responsible sourcing, Dykon’s premium international lifestyle brand Ringsted Dun represents bedding solutions designed with quality and durability in mind.
Since 1947, the brand has been developing and refining its products to ensure exceptional standards and comfort.
Bringing Danish comfort to Japan
With increasing demand for high-quality bedding across global markets, Dykon is expanding its reach.
“We prioritize strong, lasting relationships with our international partners as we believe mutual success and growth stem from long-term collaborations,” said CEO Steffen Rathcke.
Dykon combines its strong tradition with a deep understanding of customer needs and continues to uphold its commitment to quality, sustainability and Scandinavian design.
Ringsted Dun’s heritage of craftsmanship and Scandinavian design aligns well with Japanese values of quality and longevity. Active in Japan for many years, Dykon is strengthening the Ringsted Dun brand in the Japanese market.
The company works closely with a number of Japanese retailers and is continuing to develop strong relationships with retail partners across the country.
Commitment to quality and hygge
With a claims rate of just 1%, producing high-quality products is a priority for Dykon.
“Reliability and customer satisfaction are vital and our commitment to delivering quality products ensures customers can wholeheartedly trust our brands,” said Kristian Cort Hojgaard, head of sales.
Dykon follows a circular production model, sourcing feathers and down as by-products of the food industry. The company implements strict traceability and compliance with European animal welfare standards, while simultaneously minimizing waste and prioritizing responsible sourcing.
Dykon’s products symbolize hygge, a defining characteristic of Danish culture represented by coziness, comfort and a feeling of well-being.
“Our products are tailored for the world,” Rathcke said. “We anticipate significant growth in Japan as we bring our Danish-made products and the culture of hygge into homes across the country.”
