Duvets

2.5 - 4.5 tog - Lightweight for warm summer days or very hot bedrooms

7.0 - 10.5 tog - Spring or Autumn weight or for bedrooms that are still warm in the Winter

12 - 15 tog - Winter weights or for cold bed rooms

All season duvets are ideal for customers who are looking for flexibility.

Ultimately, the best filling for a duvet depends on your personal preferences, budget, and any specific requirements you may have, such as allergies or temperature regulation. It's recommended to consider factors like warmth, breathability, weight, and maintenance when making your decision.

We recommend using a large capacity washing machine to wash your duvet. Read the wash care label carefully and follow the guidelines.

Duvets with the highest tog ratings are the warmest. Typically, duvets with a tog rating of 15 are considered the warmest, but some manufacturers produce duvets with tog ratings up to 18 or 20. However, it's essential to choose a duvet with a suitable tog rating for your needs and local climate. The highest tog duvet we offer is 13.5.

Summer duvets have a tog rating of 4.5. A tog is a measure of thermal insulation, with lower tog ratings indicating a lighter and cooler duvet suitable for warmer months. It's essential to choose a duvet with a suitable tog rating for your needs and local climate.

For winter, a tog rating of 10.5-13.5 is recommended for a warm and comfortable sleeping environment. However, it's essential to consider personal preferences and local climate when choosing the right tog rating. Some people may prefer a higher tog rating for extra warmth, while others may find a lower rating sufficient.

It's recommended to replace your duvet every 5-10 years, depending on usage and care. Over time, duvets can lose their loft, become less effective at regulating temperature, and accumulate allergens and bacteria, affecting your sleep quality and health. Regularly washing and airing your duvet can help prolong its lifespan.

A 13.5 tog duvet is a popular choice for the UK winter months. It offers a good balance of warmth and weight, suitable for most people, especially those who prefer a warm and snuggly sleeping environment. However, it's essential to consider individual preferences and local climate when choosing a duvet's tog rating.