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Nothing compares to the feeling of sleeping in a bed adorned with fresh duvets from Downland's extensive duvet collection. Whether you're looking for a cosy Single duvet for a compact space or a luxurious Double, King or Super King duvet to sprawl under, we've got you covered.
We're the UK's leading bedding manufacturer and have been supplying to hotels and the contract sector for over 70 years, but we have recently launched our home range specifically for you. Get the luxury hotel quality at home for an affordable price. Offering a variety of duvets for all price points - from economical hollowfibre to luxury goose down. Be sure to check out our range of pillows and bed linen too.
From lightweight duvets ideal for the summer months to thicker, warmer options designed to keep you snug during the colder seasons, our selection is crafted to ensure you experience comfort throughout every season. Discover the perfect duvet with us to enhance your sleeping experience.
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Anti-Allergy Waffle 4.5 Tog Duvet
100% Anti-Bacterial Hollowfibre
- Anti-Allergy
Regular priceFrom £12.99
Anti-Allergy Waffle 10.5 Tog Duvet
100% Anti-Bacterial Hollowfibre
- Anti-Allergy
Regular priceFrom £13.99
Anti-Allergy Waffle 13.5 Tog Duvet
100% Anti-Bacterial Hollowfibre
- Anti-Allergy
Regular priceFrom £18.99
Different Duvet Types & Choosing the Right Duvet
Duvets are an essential element of a good night's sleep, providing warmth, comfort, and a sense of luxury.
The first thing you should consider when looking for a duvet is the type of filling you prefer. Each filling has its own advantages and characteristics. For example, natural fillings such as down and feathers are breathable, lightweight, and provide excellent insulation, making them ideal for those who like a cosy, enveloping feel. Synthetic fillings, on the other hand, are hypoallergenic, easy to care for, and typically more affordable. These types of duvets are a great option for those with allergies or for those who cannot use natural materials.
Another crucial aspect to consider is the tog rating, which indicates the duvet's insulation and warmth level. The higher the tog rating, the warmer the duvet will be. A lightweight duvet with a lower tog rating is suitable for the warm summer months, while a higher tog rating will keep you warm during the cold winter nights. Some people prefer to have two separate duvets, one with a low tog rating and one with a high tog rating, to use throughout the year, providing a comfortable sleeping environment in any season.
Duvet Utility
When choosing a duvet, consider its warmth, weight, and filling. These factors determine how effective it will be at keeping you warm and comfortable.
Warmth: Duvets have a "tog" rating, which represents their thermal insulation capabilities. A lower tog rating (e.g. 4.5) is suitable for warmer months, while a higher rating (e.g. 13.5) is ideal for cold winter nights.
Weight: The weight of a duvet is influenced by its filling. Down and feather-filled duvets provide warmth with less weight, whereas synthetic materials tend to be heavier.
Filling: There are several filling options available for duvets:
- Down: This natural filling, made from the soft, fluffy undercoating of ducks or geese, is lightweight and provides excellent insulation.
- Feathers: Heavier than down, feather-filled duvets are slightly less insulating but still offer warmth and breathability.
- Synthetic: Man-made fibres such as hollowfibre or microfibre offer a more affordable option. These duvets can still provide warmth and are often suitable for allergy sufferers.
By understanding the various aspects of duvets, you should be better equipped to choose the right one for your personal needs and preferences, ensuring a comfortable and restful night’s sleep.