Lighter and more comfortable than a standard feather duvet.
Our luxury blend of small white duck feathers (85%) and duck down (15%) creates duvets that are appreciably lighter and more comfortable than standard feather duvets, although with more feathers than down they still have that weighty and comforting feel. The result is a light, breathable filling with high thermal qualities
The duvet casing is made of 100% cotton, beautifully finished with piped, double stiched edges which gives a luxurious look and feel. It is fully pocketed with 3cm box wall constrction internal walls. This natural filling wicks away body moisture to make you will feel warm and comfortable in winter, light and cool in summer.
Our duvets are filled with Downafresh® certified feathers and down which comply with EN12935 requirements for hygiene and purity for feathers and down and makes them hypoallergenic.
Our king size feather and down duvets come in the following warmth ratings: 2.5 Tog, 3 Tog, 4.5 Tog, 6 Tog, 7.5 Tog, 9 Tog, 10.5 Tog, 12 Tog, 13.5 Tog and 15 Tog.
If you're unsure of which is right for you just give us a call.
King size duvet size: 225 x 220cm (approx. 7ft 4” x 7ft 3”)
Cleaning Care
They are machine washable at 40oC and can be tumble dried. Take care to dry them thoroughly so the length of their life is not compromised. We recommend having them professionally cleaned because commercial operators have more effective driers.
- Machine Washable
- Can be tumble dried
- Naturally breathable
- Natural softness
Duvet Construction
All our duck feather and down duvets have a 100% cambric cotton casing built using box wall construction and have a high-quality finish with piped edging.
Thread Count
The density of the duvet casing material affects the feel of the product and also its ability to stop the contents leaking out. This ‘density’ is known as the “Thread Count”, which means how closely woven the threads are in the material. Our feather duvets have a 233 thread count. The down-proof weave ensures the natural filling does not penetrate the casing.
Box Wall Construction
Each ‘compartment’ of a duvet has a small wall between its upper and lower surface, to allow the filling to be distributed evenly throughout the cell. But cheaper duvets (in both senses of the word) have the upper and lower surfaces sewn directly onto each other. Thus the filling is unable to reach the edges of these cells, resulting in cold spots where the filling is not as thick – or even missing altogether. All duvets supplied by All Tog Duvets have the Box Wall construction
Piped Edging
Having piped edging on your pillows and duvets makes the item look smarter and also provides reassurance that the seams are strongly made and unlikely to come apart.
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