Discover Your Ideal Goose Down Duvet
Transform your sleep experience with the unparalleled comfort of a down duvet. Known for its exceptional warmth, breathability, and lightweight feel, a down duvet is the ultimate choice for restful nights. But with so many options available, how do you choose the perfect one? Our step-by-step guide simplifies the process, helping you select the ideal size, warmth, fill power, and fabric to suit your needs and preferences. Let’s get started!
Step 1 – Choose the Right Duvet Size
Start by selecting the duvet size that fits your bed perfectly. Whether you have a single, double, king, super king, or emperor-sized bed, use this handy chart to find the best fit:
| Duvet Size | Metric (cm) | Imperial (inches) |
|---|---|---|
| Single | 135 x 200 | 53 x 79 |
| Single Plus | 135 x 220 | 53 x 87 |
| Double | 200 x 200 | 79 x 79 |
| Double Plus | 200 x 220 | 79 x 87 |
| King | 230 x 220 | 91 x 87 |
| Super King | 240 x 220 | 94 x 87 |
| Emperor | 248 x 248 | 98 x 98 |
| International | 260 x 220 | 102 x 87 |
| International Plus | 290 x 235 | 114 x 92 |
For a double bed, choose a duvet that covers the mattress width with a bit of extra coverage for comfort. Need more help? Check out our duvet sizes guide.
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Step 2 – Pick the Perfect Tog Rating
The tog rating measures a duvet’s warmth. Higher tog ratings mean more insulation:
- 4.5 Tog: Light and ideal for summer. (Shop summer duvets)
- 6.0 Tog: Slightly warmer for cooler summer nights. (Shop SummerPlus duvets)
- 9.0 Tog: Perfect for spring and autumn. (Shop Spring/Autumn duvets)
- 12.0 Tog: Cozy and warm for winter. (Shop winter duvets)
- 15.0 Tog: Extra warmth for very cold conditions. (Shop WinterPlus duvets)
- All Seasons: Combine duvets for year-round use. (Shop All Seasons duvets)
If you can only have one duvet, consider a 9.0 tog for year-round comfort. For more help, visit our tog rating guide.
Step 3 – Choose High-Quality Fill Power
Fill power determines insulation and quality. Higher fill power means better warmth with less weight. All our duvets feature at least 90% down for superior comfort and insulation.
Learn more about fill power and the difference between goose and duck down.
Feathers feel heavier but insulate less than down clusters.
Step 4 – Check Fabric Quality
The fabric encasing the down ensures durability and comfort. Look for tightly woven cotton with a high Ne value (60 or above). This keeps dust out and ensures a soft feel.
Explore more about fabric quality and why it matters.
Ready to find your perfect duvet? Browse our full range and filter by size, tog rating, fill power, and fabric quality here.