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The down and feathers down are sourced from cruelty-free suppliers as a by-product of the food industry. It’s made from a high proportion of Hungarian goose down – 90 per cent down to 10 per cent feather – and you can really feel the quality of the down in its cloud-like softness. Light yet warm and deliciously plump and cosy, there’s a reason this duvet has aced our tests and won the top spot, despite being expensive. Filling: 90% Pyrenean goose down, 10% Pyrenean goose feather.Available as single, double, king and superking (we tested double).Available in 4.5 tog, 10.5 tog and 13.5 tog (we tested 10.5).We don’t like: there are no returns allowed We like: the luxurious, cloud-like down and feather filling The White Company Hungarian Goose Down Duvet Here is what we found, starting with our favourite.īest duvets 1.

We also looked at tog sizes, fillings, and whether the duvets were machine washable. The down duvets with the most ‘loft’ felt the most luxurious, but some of the thinner duvets had special properties that goose down can’t match. Sleeping under each duvet for at least a fortnight, first in summer and then in winter, we assessed their thermoregulation properties – see the FAQ – and how cosseting they felt against the skin. Best duvet for hot sleepers - Woolroom Organic lightĮveryone has their own preference in terms of thickness and weight (our review of the best weighted blankets would certainly not appeal to everyone), so we were looking for quality.Best luxury hotel-quality duvet - Brook + Wilde.

Best value duvet – Soak and Sleep Soft As Down.

If you already know your preference, here’s a quick glance at our top five. In short, duvets range from extremely cool 1.5 tog to extremely warm 15 tog and the most sought-after filling is goose down, due to the ‘loft’ (puffiness) it provides, although wool and synthetic fillings have their own benefits. We answer all those questions in the FAQ section at the bottom of this feature. Better sleep advocates the Sleep Council say a duvet should be replaced every two to five years, so you’re probably due an upgrade. But it’s hard to know which to choose – duck feather, goose down, synthetic fill, microfibre, cotton or wool? Simba, Brooke + Wild or Soak and Sleep? What is the best duvet for a heatwave, or for a cold snap in winter? Do you go for a budget-friendly option, temperature regulating or breathable? As with a supportive pillow, comfortable mattress, mattress topper and cosy bedding set, the best duvet can have a tangible impact on your sleep quality.