Duvets

Duvets FAQs

What does duvet tog mean?

Tog stands for Thermal Overall Grade and refers to the thermal insulation of the duvet – in other words, how warm it will keep you. We have low togs, which are perfect for the summer months when you want a cooler feel, and heavier togs for a cosier touch during the winter months. There are also medium tog duvets, which work well for the in-between seasons.

What duvets are good for winter?

For the winter months, a heavier tog duvet is an effective option. Our duvets for the winter months vary from 10.5 to 18 tog to provide a super-cosy feel. We have 3-in-1 duvets which work for all seasons. They include one low and one medium tog duvet, which can be used separately or combined for extra warmth.

What is the difference between a duvet and a comforter?

The difference between a duvet and a comforter is that a duvet has a removable cover, which you can take off, whereas a comforter has a non-removable cover. There are benefits to both, so it’s down to personal preference. Comforters are also usually lighter and larger than duvets.