Slumberdown Cool Summer duvet - 4.5 tog - Slumberdown

Tog is a measurement of a duvet's thermal insulation. A 4.5 tog duvet is very light, designed to keep you cool and comfortable by providing minimal warmth, making it ideal for warm summer temperatures.

No, this duvet is specifically designed for summer use. Its low 4.5 tog rating means it will likely not provide sufficient warmth for colder autumn or winter nights.

The duvet is machine washable, typically at 40°C. It's also tumble dryer friendly; use a low heat setting and ensure it's completely dry to prevent mildew. Fluff it periodically during drying to maintain the filling's even distribution.

The Slumberdown Cool Summer Duvet is available in Single (135 x 200cm), Double (200 x 200cm), and King (220 x 225cm) sizes.

Yes, this duvet is made with non-allergenic materials, making it suitable for individuals who suffer from allergies. Regular washing can also help keep it free from allergens.

This duvet features a soft hollow fibre filling. This type of filling is lightweight, breathable, and provides excellent loft, contributing to the duvet's cooling and comfortable properties.

While designed for summer, individual comfort preferences vary. Consider if your room temperature is unusually low or if you prefer more warmth. This duvet is very lightweight; if you consistently feel cold, you might need a slightly higher tog duvet or a light throw over the top.

Ensure the duvet is thoroughly tumble-dried on a low heat setting. During drying, remove the duvet periodically and fluff it vigorously to redistribute the hollow fibre filling. Adding dryer balls can also help prevent clumping and speed up drying.

Verify that your bedroom is adequately ventilated. High room humidity or an overly warm sleep environment can counteract the duvet's cooling properties. Consider using a fan, opening windows, and ensuring your bed linen is also made of breathable materials like cotton.

Due to its size, duvets can take longer to dry. Ensure your tumble dryer has sufficient capacity. Use a low heat setting to prevent damage to the fibres and tumble dry in cycles, removing and fluffing the duvet between cycles to aid drying.