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A Guide to Duvet Togs & Fillings

The perfect duvet is an essential component of a restful night's sleep. It can be difficult to choose between the many sizes, fillings, and togs available.

Synthetic fibres are becoming popular because of their affordability and softness that sinks in, as well as hypoallergenic properties. They can cause excessive heat and are less breathable for those who sleep warm.

What is a duvet?

A duvet's tog is a measure of how cool or warm a duvet is when you sleep beneath it. The higher the tog rating, the warmer the duvet. Togs are typically measured on a scale from 1 to 15 with lower togs being more chilly and lighter, while 15 tog is warmer yet still cosy enough to keep you insulated through the night.

Duvet togs are determined by the efficiency of the duvet at capturing heat. This can be affected by a variety of factors, including the filling and the way the duvet was made. Natural fibres, like goosedown or wool, offer better thermal insulation than artificial materials, like hollowfibre. This is ideal for those who suffer from allergies or prefer the softness of a natural material. The thickness of a duvet can also affect its tog, with thicker duvets often offering a higher tog than those with a thinner.

If you sleep with a partner and have differing requirements Duvets are available in custom sizes to meet various needs. Some duvets are split down the middle to provide each person with a personal duvet of their own. Gingerlily's half and half silk duvet, for instance, can be bought for PS350 and allows each user to have their own duvet that suits them best without needing to compromise.

While the high tog rating might be ideal for some people but others may overheat under this kind of bedding, which can lead to uncomfortable sweating and disrupted sleep. It's important that the duvet you select is right for your individual needs, particularly if you use an oversized blanket.

The right duvet can help you achieve a comfortable night's sleep, regardless of the season. If you're not sure what duvet you need we suggest you choose a seasonal option. For instance, we have a 4.5 tog duvet for summer or 9.5 tog winter duvet. You can then layer them together for maximum comfort throughout the year.

Seasonal duvets

If you have the space to store a few duvets, it's beneficial to have one for each season. This way, you'll be able to keep cool on hot nights, and cozy in the winter months when it's cold. However, it's easy to get carried away with buying too many duvets. an extremely low tog for summer will lead to you sweating throughout the night while a high tog for winter will leave you feeling too cold. If you're looking for an effective solution that can find the right balance for you, consider one of our top all-season choices.

This clever duvet by Slumberdown lets you choose the ideal combination of two different togs. It has a cool 4.5 tog side and an a warmer 10.5 tog that can be put together or separated based on the temperature. This duvet was also eco-friendly and had a soft and silky feeling. It's suitable for washing in the regular machine and dry and is also anti-allergenic. It was warm, cozy and didn't rustle much during the night.

Bunk Beds Store is Slumberdown. It is vegan-friendly and uses a natural fiber called tencel-lyocell. This fiber is derived from trees, and absorbs moisture, which is why it is supple and light and doesn't have the unpleasantness that comes with animal down. This duvet has a comfortable and breathable fabric that is comfortable for those who get hot in the evening. It is available in single, double and king sizes, and has a 30 night trial of sleep.

This is a different duvet for all seasons from Slumberdown. It's super cozy and the 13.5 tog can be attached to the 4.5tog side to create a bed that you can adjust to your sleeping temperature. We like the fact that this duvet is reversible, so you can switch the sides to suit your mood, and it's machine washed too. The duvet was cozy and didn't move much during the test. Our testers also liked the quality of the finish and the fact that it came with a durable cotton cover.

Custom duvets


A custom-made duvet can be an ideal way to add style and comfort your bed. Choose a fabric to match the style of your room and design a look that you like. You can also add trims or ruffles for a more elegant look. Remember that the duvet you choose is one that is easy to use and useful.

Custom duvets can be washed in the machine, making them hygienic and convenient to clean. They also can save space in your closet and eliminate the need for frequent trips to the dry-cleaner. Many come with a soft and breathable cover to protect against dust mites and other allergens. You can also have the duvet be embroidered with initials or a name to make it unique.

The first step in designing a custom duvet is to take its measurements. This will help you determine the amount of fabric needed. Once you have these measurements, you can choose the duvet cover that fits perfectly. The covers are available in a variety of sizes, from single to super-king. They are available in a variety of togs - from lighter summer options to heavier winter options.

Most duvets are reversible, however, you may also opt to get one made without an inverse. This is a great option for rooms with children since it allows you to easily set up the bed. You can also purchase matching pillows, bed skirt, and other bedding to complete your bedding.

All season duvets

If you're a big fan of a natural duvet, but you find yourself switching between a lighter summer duvet as well as a heavier winter one every season and need to switch between them, then an all-season duvet might be the right choice for you. Designed to keep you cosy throughout the spring, summer and autumn an all-season duvet typically consists of two separate duvets, each with different Tog ratings. The first one is typically lighter for summer and has a Tog around 4.5. The second duvet is usually warmer, with an average rating of 9.0 or 10.5. The two duvets then are joined to create a warm and cozy winter duvet.

A 3-in-1 duvet is an alternative option if you want the flexibility of having both the summer light and warmer winter duvet at the same time. These duvets are made up of with a 4.5-tog and 9-tog duvet, and can be used separately or joined. They are a great option for hot sleepers who are uncomfortable to sleep under a heavier duvet in the summer, or cold sleepers who find a lighter summer duvet is too thin.

This duvet from Brook + Wilde won our test because of its premium feel. It also scored close to perfect. The snap studs which join the layers were easy to use. It has two layers with one being 4.5 tog and the other is 8 tog. The duvet was also simple to wash in the machine. This could be a problem with some feather duvets.

If you have a person with a different sleeping temperature than you, then a half and half duvet might be the best option. This Slumberdown duvet comes with an edgier 4.5 tog and a warmer 10 tog side. You can mix and match these sides according to how you feel the night.

We recommend the Slumberdown Cosy Nights duvet if you're looking for something warm and cozy. It's extremely soft and warm, and offers an excellent night's rest. It's expensive, but if you're a cold sleeper it's an investment worth the cost.

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