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Here's An Interesting Fact Concerning Best Tog For All Year Round
The Best Tog For All Year Round

Designed to replicate the warmth of a duvet from a hotel this all-seasons option by Piglet in Bed keeps you cool and comfortable during the summer, and warm in the winter. It's also breathable and odour-resistant.

It's 10.5 tog which is ideal for year round use but might be too warm for winter's coldest days for some, especially hot sleepers. If this is the case, opt for a 'half and half' style duvet which comes with a lighter 4.5 tog to add on cold nights.

Winter

It's time to snuggle up with a cozy and warm duvet as winter is coming. all year round duvet tog of between 13.5 and 15, will give you a great insulation and will allow you to regulate your body's temperature.

Tog rating of a duvet is based on its capacity to hold heat and insulate. It also depends on material, filling size and construction. For example, natural fibres such as wool and down have a higher tog rating than synthetic polyester. Similarly, a duvet with a lighter filling and more open weave will be less breathable, whereas a thicker or tightly woven material will be warmer and more insulating.

To determine the ideal duvet tog for you it's worth trying a few out in store and comparing the warmth of each. You may need a heavier or lighter one, based on the climate of your area, the level of ventilation you have in your bedroom and the amount of heat retained by your home.

If you want maximum flexibility, consider a 3-in-1 duvet which lets you switch between three different ratings. There's a light duvet of 4.5 tog for summer, a duvet with a 13.5 tog rating for winter, and a option that is 9 tog in between. Our top pick is silk-filled Gingerlily duvet. It's incredibly soft and features a clever keep-cool filling.

Tog ratings let you choose from a variety of options, regardless of your budget or preferences. If you choose a duvet made of a natural fibre like cotton or silk, a higher tog could be very affordable. Or if you are looking to spend a bit more, a luxury feel with a beautiful finish is available for a few hundred pounds.

It's worth investing when you share a duvet or have children. They typically have two separate layers that can be zipped together in winter to create a 13.5 tog layer or kept separated in summer to create a lighter one. The Slumberdown Cosy Nights 15 Tog Duvet is a good example. is a fantastic choice and is priced at PS40.

Spring/Autumn

It's not obvious that your duvet plays an important role in how well you sleep at night. It is important to use a duvet that has an extremely high tog for warmth in your bed. Duvets come in a variety of tog ratings from 1 to 15 with lower tog duvets more suitable for summer and higher tog duvets more suitable for winter.

For the seasons of spring and autumn, For autumn and spring, a 10.5 tog duvet will provide the perfect balance of warmth and comfort. This duvet is often referred to as a year-round choice because it offers a decent amount of insulated, cushioned heat without being too heavy or suffocating during the warmer evenings. Certain all-season duvets allow you to combine two duvets with quick fastenings, to create a higher temperature for winter. This is a great option for couples who prefer different temperatures at night and also saves space as there is no need to store your duvets for each season.

Merino wool is a lightweight option that offers temperature regulation. This fabric is becoming more popular for bedding because it is breathable and wicks moisture as well as impervious to odours. Piglet in bed has a duvet made of merino wool that has these advantages and is hypoallergenic, meaning it's gentle on sensitive skin. Although it doesn't boast an tog rating, Piglet in Bed estimates it to be between 8-10 tog. This means it will suit most seasons. You could use it under a light quilt in summer, and then on top of the duvet in winter.

Summer

The UK weather can be unpredictable and to ensure a comfy sleep, you require the appropriate duvets to suit the seasons. Your duvet should be light enough for summer but warm and cozy for winter. This is known as thermoregulation, and the best way to get this done is to choose a duvet that has different tog ratings that you can change between throughout the all year.

A duvet with 10.5 tog will be the ideal choice for summer. It is warm enough to keep you warm during the winter however, it can keep you cool in warmer weather or if you sweat a lot at night. To make it more flexible there are many companies that offer all-season duvets, which have two layers which can be tied together depending on the temperature.

A 4.5 tog is an option in case you are susceptible to overheating, or if your room gets warm at night. There are also duvets that are designed to be breathable and warm like this merino wool duvet from Piglet in Bed that promises to keep you warm without overheating.

Some duvets include cooling technologies such as gel-infused memory foam or moisture-wicking materials, which are designed to draw sweat from the body. This is especially useful when you are sleeping hot or you suffer from night sweats. It can help you avoid overheating, and also get a good night's sleep.

A down duvet will be the most luxurious choice if you like the feel of feathers, and do not have allergies. If you have allergies or are concerned about overheating, a synthetic filling is a better choice. Synthetic duvets are usually cheaper than down and have a feather-like feel and hypoallergenic properties.

If you're looking for a versatile, look at this Nectar half and half duvet. It includes a spring/summer layer as well as a 10.5 tog autumn/winter layer that can be securing using buttons. The duvet is breathable temperature regulating, odour-resistant and comes with soft cotton covers - the perfect choice for use throughout the year in the UK.

Baby

As parents, you want your child to be safe and comfortable throughout the day. Dressing them for bed can be an issue, particularly if they are not certain of the temperature or many clothes to put on. Sleeping bags come with TOG ratings, which makes it easy to dress your child for bed. Thermal Overall Grade (TOG) is a measure of the warmth of bedding and clothing. It can help you select the best clothing for your child according to the nursery environment they live in.

A 1.0 TOG sleep sack is suitable for majority of climates all year round, and is ideal in the event that your home is capable of maintaining a comfortable room temperature. The layers of your baby's clothes with bodysuits and footie pjs with short or long sleeves will depend on the conditions. You can also put on a soft blanket made of muslin to give your baby additional warmth.


A 2.5 TOG sleeping bag will give extra warmth and insulation to your baby in colder climates. This is an excellent option when you are able to maintain a moderate temperature inside your home. It will safeguard your baby's health while allowing him to keep his natural heat.

The Sleepy Tots range includes an assortment of sleeping bags in different weights for toddlers, babies and pre-schoolers. The brand is committed to promoting more secure sleeping for children. The sleeping bags are designed to ensure that your child feels secure and comfortable in a swaddled posture while maintaining the recommended temperature. They also have a convenient arm opening and can be used to transition your child from arms-in to arms-out as they get older. These sleeping bags come with a range of characters from Peter Rabbit and Peppa Pig. They are great for infants who like to look stylish as they sleep. You can also purchase sleepsuits that have padding to keep your child snug and warm. The brand also has a range of sizes, from newborn up to 24 months.

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