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What is the Best Tog For All Year Round?

The tog rating of a duvet could make the difference between an uncomfortable, cold night's sleep and a relaxing one. Knowing the tog of your duvet is crucial to have a relaxing night's rest throughout the year.

In summer, you should choose a lighter duvet. The ideal weight is 7.5 tog. This will help you remain cool and comfortable on the warm nights.

Winter

As autumn is approaching is the perfect time to switch your summer duvet for a heavier winter one. You might be enticed by the warmest duvets especially if you're a cold sleeper and reside in cold weather. But, it's recommended to wait until nighttime temperatures drop below 10degC before switching.

A duvet's tog rating, or thermal overall grade (TOG) indicates how it is able to insulate warmth. It is usually expressed as a number ranging from 1 to 15. The higher the rating is, the warmer the duvet.

While TOG might be confusing, the basic explanation is that it's based upon a globally accepted testing method and reveals how well the material absorbs moisture, holds heat and regulates your body's temperature during the night. You might also find this method applied to other kinds of bedding like doonas and pyjamas, so it's something to keep in mind when shopping for your next purchase.

The type of filling used in a duvet can also influence its tog rating and how it feels when you sleep under it. For example synthetic fillings are less permeable than natural fibres like feathers and down, and could cause overheating for hot sleepers. A high-end feather and down duvet, or merino wool duvet on the other hand is extremely insulating without sacrificing breathability, which allows you to regulate your body's temperature as you sleep.

If you're a sleeper who is cool in a warmer bedroom, this duvet from Piglet in Bed might be a good choice. It has a medium-tog rating but is incredibly soft and plump thanks to the merino wool filling. This duvet from Piglet in Bed is a great choice to get a cooler sleep in a warmer space. It has a moderate-high tog rating and is soft and plump due to its merino filling. It is also easy to wash and has minimal shrinkage. This makes it a great investment that will last the whole year.

Duvets for children are likely to also come with a TOG rating. A child's first duvet is typically lightweight and should not exceed 4 tog. This will help keep the child warm without overheating or impacting their ability to breathe. If they're ready, it will depend on the temperature of their bedroom as well as where they live.


Spring

As the weather starts to cool down and the evenings get darker it's the perfect time to upgrade your duvet to a warmer tog rating. This will help you sleep better as it keeps you warm, cozy and cozy throughout the night. Overheating can impact your sleep quality if you are too warm. Feeling the fabric of your duvet is a great way to tell whether you're getting too hot. If it's uncomfortable or prickly, this can indicate that the duvet has a too high tog rating.

We suggest a 10.5 tog for Autumn and Spring as it will be sufficient to keep you warm, but not too warm. This will let you rest comfortably and help regulate your body's temperature.

If you are looking for a lighter duvet to sleep in, we have a variety of lightweight options available. These duvets have light fabrics and fillings which will keep you cool during the night. This will allow you to sleep comfortably and ensure you get the best night's sleep possible.

We suggest a duvet that has a low-tog like 4. Children can easily get hot under a duvet that is thick and this can have a negative impact on their sleeping. We also have a variety of all-season duvets that are suitable for adults and children. These duvets are constructed from two separate duvets that can be buttoned for a flexible solution when the seasons change.

The tog of a duvet does not necessarily mean the quality of the product, because it is a measure of thermal resistance, not the durability or feel of the duvet. A duvet with a higher tog may initially appear superior, but with time it can lose its insulation and be less effective. For this reason, it is essential to purchase a quality duvet from a trusted supplier. This will ensure that your bed remains cosy and comfortable during the time you own.

Summer

As the temperature rises, you'll want a lighter duvet to keep you warm, without overheating or disrupting your sleep. A 7 to 10.5 tog duvet will suit most people during the Spring and Summer months, especially when you have a warm bedroom.

You can always switch to a lighter duvet when the nights cool down however, you might prefer a heavier option to stay warm during the Winter. If this is the case, this medium weight British alpaca duvet is the right one for you. It's not as thick as a 10.5 tog duvet but it's still a good insulation and has a cosy feel to it too.

Natural fillings are great to keep cool since they're better at insulating than synthetic alternatives such as hollowfibre or polyester. They can also be ventilated, which means they'll let your body escape any excess heat, thereby keeping your body cool and comfortable. Piglet in Bed's merino duvet has this feature. Although it doesn't have a rating for tog, Piglet in Bed estimates that it is between 8 and 10 tog.

If you and your partner have very different sleeping habits, you might require a separate duvet to each of you. normal tog duvet with a half-and-half design by Slumberdown could be the answer. It has one side that is cool 4.5 Tog and the other is warmer 10.5 Tog. This allows whoever sleeps hot to sleep on the lighter side, and whoever feels cold can stay cosy under the warmer one.

Another option is to purchase a 3-in-1 duvet, which includes the lighter 3.5 tog summer duvet as well as an 10.5 tog winter/autumn duvet that can be sewed together. This lets you easily switch between seasons without digging out duvets in the loft. It's also a great option for the unpredictable UK climate! You can also pick this warm and cozy goose-down duvet to keep you warm all year. It's neither too bulky nor too warm, and it has soft and lovely texture.

Autumn

The best duvet is essential to rest well at night. But determining which duvet weight is right for you will depend on a variety of factors that include your body's capacity to regulate temperature and the climate you live in.

The tog rating is an important consideration when buying a duvet as it is an indicator of how well the duvet retains heat and keeps you warm and snug. Tog ratings vary from 1 to 15 with lower togs providing a cooler option, whilst higher togs provide more warmth.

In general, lower tog duvets are more suitable for summertime. The duvet is lighter and more airy, so you won't be too hot when sleeping under it. Higher tog duvets are ideal for winter and autumn, because they're warmer and will keep you warm in these colder weather.

If you're looking for a duvet that can be able to last through all seasons, consider an all-seasons option which comprises two higher and lower tog duvets that can be fastened together to meet your needs. For instance, the Simba Sleep Hybrid 3-in-1 duvet (PS349 for a double, Simba Sleep) is composed of a 3.5 tog summer duvet and an autumn/spring duvet with 7 tog that can be joined to create an 10.5 tog duvet for colder nights.

If you're not able to purchase a variety of duvets, then a 10.5 tog is a great all-purpose option that can be used throughout the year. Many hotels also opt for this rating since it offers a decent amount of insulation, but isn't too heavy. Hotels are aware of allergies and want their duvets to be suitable for everyone. They don't want to have multiple duvets to be stored for different seasons. In addition, they're looking to provide their guests with the most relaxing experience they can. Our Duvet Tog guide contains more details about what duvets are best for various seasons.

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