SPRING HAS WELL AND TRULY SPRUNG! The season of long and cold nights is over us. So, for many it's about time to think about changing that heavy duvet for something a bit lighter... 
This can be a confusing task when you don't know exactly what 'TOG' means. There are alot of misconceptions about
TOG but hopefully our explanation below will make it alot clearer for you!
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TOG TIP " The tog of a duvet indicates a duvets warmth level and is not |
Have a look at the table below to see how TOG ratings are split into seasons -
Most people expect a higher Tog rating to then represent a larger and thicker duvet. This is not the case, as the Tog
rating is based mainly on the duvets capacity to trap warm air. This varies from duvet to duvet depending on the material
used as fill.
Natural fillings have better thermal properties than those of a synthetic duvet, therefore they will be just as warm but
perhaps won't be as bulky.
So all you really need to remember is this - TOG = WARMTH
4.5 Tog |
A lightweight duvet for use in the Summer. |
9.0 - 10.5 Tog |
For use in the Spring/Autumn. |
13.5 Tog |
For use in the Autumn/Winter. This duvet is for those that require a warm duvet. |
Recommendations |
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NATURAL DUVETS & PILLOWS |
SYNTHETIC DUVETS & PILLOWS |
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| TOG AVAILABLE: 10.5 | 13.5 |
TOG AVAILABLE: 4.5 | 10.5 | 13.5 | ||
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Our Luxury 230 thread count white Goose feather and down duvet has a 100% cotton cover and is made up of 90% goose feather with 10% goose down. |
This great value duvet from Sanderson provides warmth without the extra weight. the fibres within the duvet provide lift and support and it is also an ideal duvet for anyone with allergies to natural fibres. |
