Duvet all year round?

[beachBOYken]

Hi

Can anyone recommend me a duvet brand that is temp controlled for all year round.
I have a summer and winter duvet currently, but want to save some space and time having to change them round every year.

Edit/ Found a few by Slumberdown and Silentnight that are 10.5 tog, seems that’s the middle rating for all season.

Thanks

 

[Deleted User 298457]

Vacuum pack them

 

[beachBOYken]

Vacuum pack them

Haha, I’m going to try a 10.5 tog see how I find it all year round.

 

[Deleted User 298457]

If it doesn't work tho you'll then need a 7 and a 13 tog and you'll have 3 duvets

 

[jpaul]

you already have a combo one ? .. have 4.5+9 tog that you can join together, by buttons, or, use individually
came from JL during stone age, it's currently, even with heating off a bit warm for the 4.5, so have blanket maybe 3 tog.

 

[JDR82]

We switched to a wool duvet years ago, I’m sure it doesn’t have a Tog rating it’s just intended for all year round.

I’ve found it excellent, I like being cooler and my partner as warm as possible and it seems to do that better than any other duvet we have tried.

 

[throwaway4372]

I use a 3 tog all year /shrug

 

[mrgubby]

Vacuum pack them

That can damage a feather duvet

 

[m4rmite]

13 tog.
Hang your legs and butt out in the Summer and tick it up to your neck in the winter.

 

[Bluecube]

Have a look on Baavet Bought a couple of duvets from them and they’ve been great. Warm in winter, cool in summer though above 20C you won’t need one!

 

[XeNoN89]

We switched to a wool duvet years ago, I’m sure it doesn’t have a Tog rating it’s just intended for all year round.

I’ve found it excellent, I like being cooler and my partner as warm as possible and it seems to do that better than any other duvet we have tried.

This I also switched to a wool duvet years ago as I used to get bad night sweats. Wool regulates your body temperature much better

 

[jpaul]

wool looks an interesting option - had heard farmers can't now barely give wool away (change of clothing / carpetting choices) - real feathers are lighter,
but, posted last week, apparently something heavier is good for you

remains too hot for the 5-tog duvet - reverted to old fashioned blanket on top of duvet cover maybe tog 3 ...
fascinating revelatory radio programme about heavy blankets I coincidentally heard, so you could get better quality sleep, with a heavier weight covering ... got to continue this experiment.
current king size duvet is less than 800g total - blanket like 5kg


https://www.pennmedicine.org/updates/blogs/health-and-wellness/2022/march/weighted-blankets

 

[beachBOYken]

I’ve ordered a cheap Slumberdown 10.5 tog, as said in hot summers I don’t even use a duvet anyway.

My current winter duvet is actually a 10.5, but its quite heavy.

 

[marin]

I use a Night owl coverless duvet 4.5 Tog all year round - wife uses a 4.5 tog and switches to the 10.5 tog in winter.

No fooling about with covers when they are washed, we even take them on holiday with us, holiday cottages in the UK only.

We both use single duvet on a kingsize bed.

https://www.finebedding.co.uk/products/night-owl-herringbone?variant=40158291230782

 

[JDR82]

I couldn’t remember the name of the wool one we switched to when I replied, but it’s the one Bluecube mentioned, Baavet.

Highly recommended.

 

[beachBOYken]

Have a look on Baavet Bought a couple of duvets from them and they’ve been great. Warm in winter, cool in summer though above 20C you won’t need one!

Which one do you have?, see they have super lightweight, lightweight and medium.

 

[Bluecube]

Which one do you have?, see they have super lightweight, lightweight and medium.

Lightweight for me, winter weight for the sprog. If it’s really cold in winter, I just throw a blanket on top but that doesn’t happen very often at all. The sprog will be hiding under their duvet even if it’s 22C outside.

 

[Rroff]

I just use a 3.5 tog and throw a blanket(s) on if it gets cold, works for me.

 

[inogen]

I use a 3 tog all year /shrug

I think mine is a 7. Also have a 3.5 that buttons to it that I don’t use.

Try to keep the bedroom at 16-17 degrees. Mmmm roasty toasty.

 

[fastwunz]

Go for a wool duvet