Slumberdown Cool Summer Nights Duvet - 7.5 Tog

Tog is a measure of a duvet's thermal insulation. A 7.5 Tog rating indicates a lightweight duvet designed to provide moderate warmth, ideal for keeping you cool and comfortable during warmer months without causing overheating. It's perfect for spring, summer, or well-heated bedrooms.

While it's primarily designed for warmer seasons (spring and summer) or for individuals who prefer a cooler sleep environment, its 7.5 Tog rating may not provide sufficient warmth for colder autumn or winter nights. For those seasons, you might need a higher tog duvet or additional blankets.

Washing frequency can vary based on personal preference and usage, but a general recommendation is to wash your duvet every 3-6 months to maintain its freshness and hygiene. Always follow the specific care instructions on the product label.

Yes, you can use any standard duvet cover that matches the size of your Slumberdown Cool Summer Nights Duvet. For enhanced cooling and breathability, we recommend choosing duvet covers made from natural fibers such as cotton or linen.

Yes, hollowfibre filling is generally considered hypoallergenic, making this duvet a suitable choice for many individuals who suffer from allergies or asthma. It's designed to minimize the accumulation of dust mites and allergens.

The duvet features a soft and comfortable cover made from 100 percent Microfibre. The lightweight and breathable filling consists of 100 percent Hollowfibre, chosen for its excellent insulation properties and ability to prevent overheating.

Ensure your bedroom temperature is appropriately set for comfort. Consider lighter sleepwear or opening a window. Check if your duvet cover material is breathable; some synthetic covers can trap heat more than natural fibers like cotton.

During the drying process, especially in a tumble dryer, periodically remove and fluff the duvet. Adding clean tennis balls or specific dryer balls to the dryer can help agitate and redistribute the hollowfibre filling evenly. Gently pat and shake the duvet once dry to restore its loft.

Ensure the duvet is completely dry before use or storage; any remaining moisture can lead to odors. If an odor persists after proper drying, try washing it again with an extra rinse cycle and air dry it thoroughly, ideally outdoors on a sunny day if feasible, to allow for maximum ventilation.