Summer Bedding Guide: How to Cool Down Your Bedroom
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Sarah LafargeWhat is the best duvet for summer?
So, how do you cool down your bedroom in the summer months? Start by switching your winter duvet for a lighter-weight summer duvet. Choose a duvet with a lower tog rating: somewhere between 1 tog and 4.5 tog is ideal. Our Comfortably Cool duvets are designed to draw moisture away from your skin. With a pure-cotton cover for softness and clever Climate Control technology, this light duvet regulates your temperature, keeping you cool and comfortable. Alternatively, our Body Sensor 1 tog duvet has a super-soft hollowfibre filling for when the temperature soars.
Choosing the right pillows for warmer weather is a must. Our Fresh and Cool pillows use Hydro Cool technology to help regulate your temperature and are available in firm or medium.
Bed linen to keep cool
The right bed linen can help keep you cooler, too. Natural fabrics – such as cotton and bamboo in lighter shades like white, pale blue or pale green – will help you feel serene. We've got airy bed linen in all styles and sizes in our Comfortably Cool range, from single bedding to double bedding, and king-size bedding to super-king-size bedding, all designed with heatwave-busting moisture-wicking properties to help combat hot, sticky nights.
Looking for a cooling option for your duvet cover and pillow cases? Bamboo-rich fabric is a great choice for summer bedding as it's not only soft and silky, but is also naturally antibacterial, and has our Climate Control technology to keep you feeling fresh.
And don't forget about your pillow protectors and mattress toppers – choosing the right ones can help you feel much cooler at night. Try our cooling mattress topper, which helps prolong the life of your mattress as well as keeping you sweat-free.

How to make your bedroom cooler
Lighter mornings and evenings can disturb the crucial first and last hours of sleep, and warm your bedroom during the summer months. Blocking out sunlight can help keep your room much cooler, so try blackout blinds or blackout curtains. You'll sleep for longer as a result and the temperature in your bedroom will feel less intense.
The power of scent can help create a feeling of calm in your bedroom so consider a sleep candle or reed diffuser. Make a sleep-inducing pillow spray part of your wind-down routine: mist over pillows and let the blend of botanical oils work its magic. Set yourself up for a great night's sleep with good bedtime habits. Aim to go to bed around the same time every day. Switch off devices a few hours before bed, apply a sleep cream and make time for screen-free relaxing, whether that's doing some gentle stretching or reading a book.
Published 6.11.2025
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