Whether you happen to be shopping for your bedroom, your
guest bedroom, or your child’s room, choosing the ideal duvets for your home
can be overwhelming at times. Not sure where to turn? This brief overview may
be of assistance.
Fill Options
White Duck Feather Duvet |
As you begin to look around for the right luxury duvet, one of the
first set of options you may encounter is the variety of fillings available.
Down is one of the most common. It’s the plumage that you may find under a duck
or goose’s feathers. Fluffy and soft, it’s easily the warmest filling you may
find, but it can also be one of the more expensive options on the market. You
may find cheaper options, though, as you look to a combination of down and
feather fillings. It can create that warm filling you want without the higher
price tag. There are also some synthetic fillings available. Most are made from
polyester. They tend not to be as comfortable as down, but they are typically
very warm.
Tog Ratings
You should also consider the Tog rating of the duvets you’re
considering. The higher the rating, the warmer the duvet will be, so think
about the season in which you’ll be using the blanket most before you make your
choice. Summer duvets typically come in a 3 to 4.5 tog rating. If you’re
looking for something that falls a bit more in the middle, 7.5 to 9 togs will
usually do. If, on the other hand, you need something to snuggle up under
during the cold winter winds, you probably want to go with something that hits
10 to 13.5 togs.
Buying for Children
If you plan to buy a duvet for a child, you may want to consider the following. Kids under the age of ten need a blanket that is lighter than adults do. They tend to stay warmer than adults, so go with about 4.5 to 6 togs. Older children could choose a higher rated blanket, depending on the warmth of their bedrooms.
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