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A Guide to Duvet Togs & Fillings

A perfect duvet is a vital component of a restful night's. It can be difficult to pick between the numerous togs, sizes and fillings available.

Synthetic fibres are well-known due to their low cost, sink-in softness and hypoallergenic properties. They can cause overheating and make it harder to breathe for sleepers who are warm.

What is a duvet?

A duvet's tog is a measure of how cool or warm the duvet feels when you sleep on it. The more high the tog is, the warmer the duvet. Togs are usually measured on a scale from 1 to 15 with lower togs being lighter and cooler, whereas 15 togs are warmer but still warm enough to keep you insulated all night.


Duvets togs can be judged by the effectiveness of the duvet in capturing heat. This is affected by a variety of factors including the filling as well as the way the duvet was constructed. Natural fibres, such as goosedown or wool, offer better thermal insulation than synthetic materials, such as hollowfibre. This is an ideal choice for people who suffer from allergies or prefer the softness of a natural material. The thickness of a duvet can also affect its tog, with duvets that are thicker often offering a greater tog than their thinner counterparts.

Duvets can be tailored to meet the needs of those sharing a bed with someone else. Certain duvets can be split in half to give each person a duvet. Gingerlily's "half and half" silk duvet, for example, can be bought for PS350 and allows each person to have their own duvet that is best for them without needing to compromise.

While a high tog rating may be a good choice for some but others may overheat in this type of bedding, leading to uncomfortable sweating and a disturbed sleep. It is crucial that the duvet you pick is suitable for your specific needs especially if you're using a weighted blanket.

The right duvet can ensure you sleep well, no matter what the season. If you're unsure of the duvet you need we recommend you select a seasonal selection. For instance, our 4.5 tog Summer duvet or 9.5 tog Winter duvet. You can layer them for maximum comfort throughout the year.

Seasonal duvets

It's a good idea to do this if you have the space to store a number of duvets. You can choose one for each season. You can cool off on hot nights and cuddle up when it gets cold. It's easy to get carried away with buying too many duvets. a low tog for summer could leave sweating all night long and a high-tog for winter can leave you getting cold. If you're looking for a solution to achieve the right balance for your needs, then take a look at one of our most popular all-season choices.

This innovative duvet from Slumberdown allows you to select the perfect combination of two different togs. Duvet tog rating chart has two sides, one having cooler 4.5 tog and the other one with warmer 10.5tog. They can be put to each other or separated depending on temperature. We liked that this duvet is also green and has a silky, soft feel. It's suitable for machine washing and dry, and is anti-allergenic too. Our test participants found it didn't rustle too much in the test and was warm and cozy all night.

This is another option from Slumberdown. It is vegan-friendly and makes use of an organic fiber called tencel-lyocell. This fibre is made from trees and absorbs moisture, so it is supple and light - without the nastyness that comes with animal down. This duvet has a air-tight fabric that makes it comfortable for those who tend to get hot at night. It is available in single and double sizes.

This is yet another duvet that's all-season made by Slumberdown. It's super cosy 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 that this duvet is convertible, which means you can switch the sides according to your mood, and it's machine washable too. Our test participants found that this duvet stayed warm and didn't move in the testing and were impressed by the high-end finish and the fact that it comes with a durable cotton case as well.

Custom duvets

A custom duvet is an ideal way to add style and comfort your bed. Select a fabric that matches the style of your bedroom and create a design that you like. You can also add a touch of elegance to the duvet by adding trim or ruffles to further enhance its look. Be sure to remember that a duvet made to order should still be functional and easy to use.

Custom-designed duvets can be washed by machine making them easy to wash and hygienic. They also make it unnecessary to make frequent trips to the dry cleaner and free up space in your closets. They are often made of soft, breathable material that is resistant to dust mites. You can choose to have the duvet 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 purchase a duvet cover that will fit perfectly. These covers can be made to accommodate a range of sizes, from single to super king. The covers are available in a variety of togs that range from lighter summer options to more robust winter options.

The majority of duvets are reversible however, you may also opt to get one made without an inverse. This makes it simpler to make the bed and is a great option for rooms with children. You can also buy matching pillow shams, a bed skirt, and other bedding to complete your bedding.

All season duvets

All-season duvets are an excellent alternative if you love the natural feel of a duvet however, you are constantly switching between lighter summer duvets and a heavier winter duvet every season. Designed to keep you cosy all through the summer, spring, autumn and winter an all-season duvet usually consists of two separate duvets, each with different ratings for Tog. The first is typically lighter in summer, with an average Tog of 4.5. The second duvet is generally warmer, with an average rating of 9 or 10.5. The two are then joined together to make a warm and cozy winter duvet.

A 3-in-1 duvet is a different option if you want the flexibility of having both a light summer and a warmer winter duvet at the same at the same time. These duvets are made up of the benefits of a 4.5-tog and 9-tog duvet that can be used in a single set or linked together. They are a good choice for hot sleepers who are uncomfortable to sleep under a heavier duvet in the summer, or cold sleepers who feel a light summer duvet too thin.

This duvet by Brook + Wilde was a winner in our tests due to its premium feel and near-perfect score. The snap studs which join the layers were simple to use. It has two layers, one 4.5 tog and the other is 8 tog. The duvet was also easy to wash by machine. This could be a problem for some feather duvets.

If you have a partner with a different sleeping temperature than you or partner, then a half half duvet may 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 your mood that night.

If you're after something really cozy for winter, we'd recommend the Slumberdown Cosy Nights 15 tog duvet. It is incredibly soft and warm, and offers a perfect night's sleep. It's expensive however, for those who sleep cold, it's an investment worth making.

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