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The Warmest Tog Duvet For a Comfortable Night's Sleep
The right duvet can make a huge difference to the quality of your sleep. It is possible to overheat if you set the temperature too high, however if you set it too low, you might struggle to stay warm.
Tog ratings vary and the type of filling may also impact. For example, natural fillings like feather and down are more thermally insulating than synthetic options like hollowfibre.
Top choice
If you are looking to stay warm during the winter months, a thicker duvet is ideal. These quilts come with a high tog rating that will keep you warm at night without being overheated. The ideal duvet temperature will depend on your personal sleep preferences and the temperature of your bedroom.
Tog ratings are an excellent indicator of the warmth of a duvet. 1 tog is the lightest, thin option, while 15 tog is the most warm. Tog ratings are often misunderstood. Many people believe that a higher tog means a thicker and warmer quilt. In reality the tog rating is a measure of how the duvet's insulation capacity is therefore, it can vary according to the type of filling used and the dimensions of your bedroom.
Feather and Down duvets give the most luxurious and luxurious sleep, while synthetic fibres like microfibre are a great option in case you suffer from allergies. The Simba Yours and Mine 4.5/7.5 tog duvet is made of soft microfibre on one side and plump hollowfibre the other, and it's ideal for couples with different levels of comfort. The hollowfibre filling is cosy and light, but the microfibre layer keeps it cool to the touch, meaning you won't feel hot.
The duvet aced our tests and is a top choice however, it's important to note that the high proportion of Hungarian goose down can result in it being expensive. It's also a cruelty free product, made from food industry by-products. It's a great option for couples since it comes with two pillowcases and is machine-washable at 40C.
If you're looking for a more affordable option, the Duvets Direct 6.5 tog duvet is a great option. It's made of soft microfibre and an incredibly soft, cotton hollowfibre filling, and is suitable for seasons of use. It's not as warm as the Simba Yours and Mine duvet, but it's still an excellent choice for keeping you warm through the winter. It's machine washable at 40C and tumble dried at the lowest setting.
Best value
A good duvet can make the difference between a restful sleep and a restless one. A duvet's tog rating refers to its thickness and is determined by your personal preference and the temperature of your bedroom.
A duvet that has a high tog rating is ideal for colder nights, whereas a duvet with a lower rating is better for hot nights. The kind of mattress you've got may also dictate the type of duvet you select. For example, memory foam mattresses tend to be more rigid and lock in heat, so a heavier duvet is recommended. On the other hand, pocket-sprung or natural models are more pliable and be a good fit with a lighter duvet tog.
For the perfect mix-and-match duvet to suit both cold and warm seasons look no further than this clever design by Nanu. The Yours and Mine duvet has two layers of different tog ratings that can be snagged together in cold weather or used in a different way as the temperature changes. The duvet isn't the most expensive on the list, but it's well worth it if you're looking to avoid arguments in the morning about who gets the warm part of the duvet.
Another duvet that offers a good mix-and-match option is this Simba hybrid duvet. This duvet is filled with an exclusive blend of down and synthetic fibers that adapt to your body temperature. The breathable fill is hypoallergenic, which means it's ideal for people suffering from allergies.
It's a lighter duvet that is still extremely cozy thanks to the Modal Fabric and Smartfil Technology that allows airflow and wicks off moisture to help you sleep more comfortably. It's vegan-friendly, hypoallergenic and suitable for allergy sufferers or vegetarians. The 10.5 tog rating is also a good choice for the summer, although you might be a bit lightweight for some autumn or spring evenings. A lighter rating could be better suited for toddlers, as they tend to generate less heat than adults sleeping.
Ideal for toddlers.
Children are at risk of overheating because they sleep, wriggle, and move often while they sleep. They are also unable to regulate body temperature as adults. This means that they are prone to overheating and overheating, which is why it's important to choose the right duvet for their age and sleep habits.
Toddlers should begin with a light 1.0 to 4.5 tog duvet in summer, and progress to 7.5 tog as they get older. This will help them stay warm enough even during cold winter nights without becoming too hot.
It's also important to pay attention to the type of filling material and fabric you choose for your toddler's duvet. Different materials come with different thermal overall grades (TOG), meaning some are more warm than others. Choose duvet thickness made of natural fibres, like cotton, which are soft and breathable, as well as hypoallergenic. This is crucial for children suffering from allergies or asthma who may have breathing problems at night.
Based on the size of your child and the size of their bedroom, you might require more than one duvet. It is recommended to purchase a mix and match set to ensure that you can alter the duvets in accordance with the season.
It's important to note that toddlers typically outgrow their cot bed once they turn two. If this is the situation, you will want to find a duvet which will fit their new bed.
The Panda London the cloud bamboo duvet is a great choice for toddlers because it's both cozy and warm. The soft, puffy feeling was a huge hit with our test subjects and is made from bamboo that is moisture-wicking and nanofibre, which is antibacterial and hypoallergenic. This helps keep your child's skin comfortable and healthy by preventing cold and sweaty backs during summer and winter.
Best for couples
It isn't easy to find the perfect duvet tog for a couple sharing the same bed. One person might prefer a light summer duvet, while the other is a fan of a heavier winter weight option. Instead of purchasing two separate duvets, consider buying a dual-tog or twin-in-one duvet that is easily adjusted according to the changing seasons.
Gingerlily's "half and half" silk duvet, as an instance (from PS350) it offers a light duvet for summer on one side and an all-seasons duvet with warmer feel on the other. This means that you can switch between the duvets based on the season or the temperature of your bedroom, and switch it out if you're a hot sleeper.
The type of filling used is another method to choose the best duvet. Natural fillings, such goose and duck down, provide good insulation, but they also let your body regulate the temperature. This is important for those who sleep hot or live in hot climates. Synthetic duvet fillings on the other hand are less breathable and can result in overheating.
You should also consider the size of your mattress when you are choosing the best duvet. Duvets are available in a range of sizes, from single to super king size, and a duvet that's too large could make it harder to get a comfortable night's sleep. It is also important to remember that children will require smaller duvets than adults which is why it makes sense to start with a lighter summer duvet and then upgrade to a heavier winter duvet as they grow.
The tog rating for the duvet is an important tool, but it can be difficult to decipher when you shop online. A higher rating for the tog is usually warmer, however various factors can affect the performance of a duvet and the level of heat you prefer. It's worthwhile to research the ratings for different duvets, and taking into consideration the season and your personal preferences to find the ideal duvet for you.
