Being wrapped in warmth and feeling embraced against the
chill of the air is an extremely alluring thought in the middle of a cold
winter. It is not so appealing when the mercury rises! At the same time, many
people like to have a layer of comfort even during the warmer months. A summer duvet
offers the perfect lightweight option.
What is the difference between a summer and winter duvet? Much of it has to do with the tog. Tog is a measurement of an
item’s thermal resistance. A lightweight duvet, perfect for spring or summer,
is between 3 and 4.5 tog, while a winter version is between 12 and 13.5 tog. As
you can see, the higher the tog, the warmer the comforter.
A microfibre
duvet with a rating of 3 or 4 tog offers lightweight
protection against summer night chills or a robust air-conditioning unit. But
the primary reason that people want a duvet at night is for a feeling of
comfort. There is something about lying on a bed, unprotected by our duvets,
that leaves us feeling vulnerable! We want to be cozy, not stifled. A
lightweight duvet helps us get the right balance.
Microfibre is an ideal choice because it
breathes very well and will not trap moisture. You will feel cool and refreshed
all night while wrapped (lightly and loosely) in silky, smooth comfort. Your
summer comforter will have all the benefits of your winter version, including
wonderful texture, durability, ease of care, and understated beauty. If you
suffer from allergies, you will sleep better knowing that microfibre is
anti-allergenic as well. This is important for those whose allergies flair up
seasonally.
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