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There are many different aspects to take into consideration when buying a duvet, including its tog rating. The tog rating of a duvet indicates how warm it is as well as how well it catches heat. Tog ratings can vary based on the season and the bedroom temperature.

For example summer duvets that have a tog of around 4.5 are perfect for the UK's warmer weather, while 13.5 togs are ideal for winter.

Bedfolk Down alternative Toddler Duvet

This alternative made of synthetic material by Bedfolk is a great solution for your child who loves fluffy bedding, but you don't want to spend a lot of money on a duvet. The premium filling is lightweight and comfortable, and has cooling Stratos Technology (similar to the one used by astronauts), which helps to disperse heat. This is perfect for keeping you cool during the summer and warm in the winter.

Designed specifically for toddlers, this duvet by Bedfolk comes with a 4.5 tog rating, which is appropriate for the warmer months. Since children are less in a position to regulate their temperature, this lower tog rating is better suited to them as it keeps the warmth closer to their bodies which keeps them warm and warm. The casing is constructed of high-end cotton and the piping gives it a luxurious look. The filling is similar to down, which is light fluffy, lofty, and extremely soft.

If you're looking for a hotel-standard duvet that meets the criteria for eco-friendly and luxury look at this duvet from Rise & Fall. Made from recycled fibres from waste from the pre-consumer the duvet has all the characteristics of a high-end product - including a luxury hotel-standard 10.5 tog rating that's exceptionally soft and comfortable to sleep on. It's hypoallergenic, comfortable and ideal for those who have sensitive or allergic skin. Like many of the other products we've listed it's simple to care for - fluffing up quickly upon arrival and machine washable up to 30 degrees.

Bedfolk Duvet Made from Wool

One of our best duvets for a peaceful night's rest This wool duvet from Bedfolk feels soft and cosy with a nice amount of filling. Made from British wool and pure cotton casings, it's an excellent choice for those concerned about the presence of chemicals in their bedding. It's non-allergenic, dust mite-resistant, and breathable. Its antibacterial properties help to promote the healthiest night's rest. The company also offers a money back guarantee if you aren't satisfied with the purchase.

If you're looking for a green duvet which feels as good as it looks, this wool option is the right one for you. The duvet is produced by a family-owned business and comes in three weights: light summer, all-year-round or heavy winter. It also comes in standard sizes ranging from single to superking. It's also 100% sustainable and eco-friendly because it doesn't make use of chemicals in production and all the filling is British-grown, spun, dyed and woven with recycled yarn.

The only downside to this natural duvet is that it's a bit pricey, but we feel it's worth the extra expense for those looking to invest in a high-quality product that will last them for a long time. The company provides an opportunity to try the product for a period of time to let you know whether this duvet is the right one for you.

This duvet made of natural fibers, specifically designed to be used with Piglet in Bed linens, is a great choice for those who don't like down and would prefer something more sustainable. Filled with merino wool, which is becoming something of a buzzword in clothing and bedding, it's lightweight but insulating, temperature-regulating and odour-resistant. It's also a bit more expensive than down, however it will keep your body warm all year long.

This soft option from Simba is made from eco-friendly tencel fibres that are made from trees and are fully traced. It's also breathable and helps to draw sweat and moisture away. It snaps together using poppers at each corner. This makes it easy to switch seasons without washing it. It is hypoallergenic, dust mite resistant and free of chemical fire retardants.

Bedfolk Luxury Wool Duvet

A duvet can make a big impact on your sleep. It's not just an accessory. Finding the right duvet for you requires taking into account your sleep environment, preferred temperature and the kind of filling you prefer.

The first thing you should consider is whether or not you want a synthetic or natural duvet. Natural duvets are generally more breathable, which can make them feel warmer in winter and cooler in summer. They're also typically made from materials that are easier to wash and maintain. Synthetic duvets, however, are cheaper and dry faster than their natural counterparts.

If you're unsure then you can choose a combination of both. Many brands now offer duvets that are natural and synthetic, which means you can have the best of both worlds.


Other factors to consider include the size, tog rating and fabric. The tog rating is vital because it indicates how warm the duvet will be and the more high the tog the warmer the duvet will be. It is important to note that the tog rating does not necessarily correlate with the thickness or filling of the duvet.

A 4.5 tog duvet is suitable for warm summer nights, while a 13.5 tog is suitable for colder temperatures and those who struggle to stay warm at night. The higher tog ratings are typically associated with a thicker and heavier duvet, but again it can differ based on the material.

The Bedfolk Luxury Wool Duvet will help you stay warm at night. The cotton casing is soft and breathable. It is also designed to be temperature regulating, which can help keep from overheating. It is also available in a range of other sizes, including double and single. Bunk Beds Store can even purchase the king-size version for an extra touch of warmth.

Bedfolk Luxury Duvets Cotton

Ridiculously comfortable duvets, crafted by the world's best makers. Bedfolk's goal is to help you relax properly. They look for the top mills and makers who can spin clouds of comfort in their ultra-soft bedding.

This set is made of Tana Lawn, a beautiful cool fabric discovered by Liberty's Cotton Buyer during the 1930s. It is light and is able to hold its patterns beautifully. It's a top-quality option, and you'll need to invest in a high quality wash, at around 40 degrees or lower, with a bit of conditioner to keep it in top shape.

Bedfolk is a small independent British firm that makes huge cozy, comfortable bedding. They are designed and made by a talented group of people. They're all about sustainability, and they ensure that everything they make is in line with ethical and fair trade standards.

Their bedding sets are woven in three understated colours:'snow','mist' and 'rose'. Nick and Jo describe 'Snow' as smooth and crisp, like a perfect shirt'. 'Mist has a soft, silvery gray appearance and feel, and 'Rose has the laid-back appearance of linen. They use a family-owned Portuguese mill to ensure the quality is at their very high standards. They also offer a beautiful range of throws, blankets and pillowcases to bring a touch of elegance to your bedroom. If the item is not defective, it can be returned within 30 days for a full refund. See their full conditions and terms for more information.

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