Duvet decisions

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it is that time when we look to replace our duvet. The old one has had a good innings, but is apparently too cold in winter and too hot in summer.

We tried replacing it with a new multi-season (2-piece) duvet from a retailer, however when we got the duvet home, it was the absolute loudest thing I’ve ever heard in my life - like trying to sleep under tin foil. Not helped by the missus being a fidgeter. We’ve had this a few months and both agree it is abysmally loud.

May anyone have any suggestions for a clip-together style all-seasons duvet that is silent please? Missus is allergic to down/feathers so it’ll likely have to be synthetic too.
 
I bought the cheapest synthetic duvet available from Dunelm recently. It was a light summer one, but they make other weights. I can confirm it does not make any noise. It's a nice duvet.
 
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Think mine was soft as down microfibre from soak and sleep, perfectly happy with it, no noise. About 3 tog I think, house doesn't get cold. In summer I use the cover without the duvet in. I think the noisy stuff is somethingcell material they say is cooling but actually it's a static magnet.
 
We have a 6 tog (ish) Silent night anti allergy for summer and a 13tog down for winter.
We flip the one we don't want onto the guest bed (so unlucky if you come to stay in a heatwave lol)

Worlds apart with the down being heavy and the antiallergy being light as anything.

The multi season ones are just normal with a connector, often velcro, so nothing special.
If your going to need to store part of it anyway you may as well just buy separate duvets to suit your house/seasons.
 
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