winter bedding
Our winter bedding range brings together everything you need to build a bed that’ll keep you comfortable when the temperature drops, from high-tog duvets that deliver serious, wrap-around warmth, to cosy blankets and throws that give you the flexibility to layer up or down as the season shifts.
Our range covers everything from lightweight thermal throws to deeply filled, heavier blankets built for the coldest winter nights. Every product in our winter bedding range is chosen for real, lasting warmth and quality that holds up wash after wash, season after season. Pair with any of our winter duvets for a bed that's ready for whatever the season brings.
FAQs
how do I wash winter wedding?
Care instructions vary by material - always check the label before washing. Most of our blankets are machine washable. Where they're not, this will be clearly noted on the product page. Washing at a lower temperature and air-drying where possible helps preserve softness and shape.
what is the ideal tog for a winter duvet?
A tog rating of 10.5 or above is generally recommended for winter. A 13.5 tog is the classic UK winter duvet choice and suits most cold sleepers and unheated or older bedrooms. A 10.5 tog works well in centrally heated homes and can be supplemented with a winter blanket when needed.
how often should you change your bedsheets in winter?
You should try and change your bedsheets every week throughout winter as clean, fresh bedding helps to keep your room feeling calm and comfortable. Even though you’re less likely to sweat while you sleep in the colder months, changing your bedding promotes good hygiene and reduces the risk of dust mites settling in your bed.
should I choose a winter duvet or winter blankets for colder nights?
It depends on your personal preferences and desired comfort. Winter duvets offer all-over warmth and are convenient for covering the entire body, while winter blankets allow for more flexibility and layering to regulate temperature according to your individual needs.
how do I care for winter bedding in terms of cleaning and storage?
It’s advisable to follow the specific care instructions provided on the bedding label. Generally, most winter bedding can be machine washed, but it’s recommended that you use mild detergent and follow its proper drying instructions. During the cooler seasons, store winter bedding in a cool and dry place to maintain its quality and prolong its lifespan.
What is the warmest bedding combination for winter?
Combine a 13.5 tog duvet with a winter blanket on top and an electric blanket to pre-warm your bed before you get in. Warm socks and a good set of pillows complete this combo. For most people, a 13.5 tog duvet alone is more than enough: the blanket with the electric blanket added are for people who feel the cold intensely, live in a cold property, or just love the feeling of a really thoroughly warm bed.
