To think I should be able to find a heavy duvet?

[Davespecifico]

We’ve always had 13.5 tog feather and down duvets from TKMaxx and they’ve always been nice and heavy.
I’ve just got a new one from there, supposedly reduced from £210. It was thin , even when I tried to plump it out. So I got another cheaper non feather and down one and it was also very thin and cold.
So am I imagining that I can get a warm 13.5 tog?
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good heavy, preferably heavily reduced price duvet. I’d like feather and down. DP has read that silk would be good.

[ScreamingCosArgosHaveNoRavens]

Following - I've just bought a supposedly 15 tog duvet and it's no warmer than my 10.5 one. Not cheap either - I like feather and down duvets and you have to pay extra to ensure the feathers are ethically sourced.

[FiddlesticksAkimbo]

The tog rating is to do with how well it stops heat from being lost from underneath it, not how heavy it is. Some materials are better at insulating than others, so would be able to achieve the same tog rating despite being thinner. Are you saying that the duvets in question are not actually 13.5 tog? (I don't know how you'd measure.) In which case you should take them back!

[MrsMaiselsMuff]

Wool duvets are excellent. Their lightest one is enough for me, so the winter one should definitely fit your criteria.

www.baavet.co.uk/baavet-products/wool-duvet/Winter-wool-duvet

Also look at their bargain box section, sometimes you can get even warmer ones!

[Littlefrog99]

I recently bought a slumberland hotel collection duvet from Argos which is fairly heavy. It cost about £35 for a king size so reasonably priced and it makes my bed look (and feel) very luxurious.

[Thehagonthehill]

Wool duvets are great ,warm but very lightweight.Op wants a thick,fluffy,heavy duvet.

[lidoshuffle]

I've got a 100% down one; it's as light as a feather (ha!), 13.5 tog and beautifully warm. In summer I just don't shake it up so I can use it through the hot weather too.

Why would you want a heavy one?

[GoKartMozart]

I suspect you'd be better with your 13.5tog and a gravity blanket.

[AskMeHow]

I had a nice heavy 13.5 tog down and feather one from Dunelm. I know what you mean OP, it always feels extra luxurious. Sadly it is too warm now I've got a DH who radiates heat! It was only £50 or so.

I think the weight comes from feathers rather than down so I'd stay away from super luxury ones.

[cansu]

I have recently bought a feather and down 13.5 tog from argos own brand. It is lovely and warm. Really recommend it.

[KondoKonvert]

I also love a wool duvet and no ethical issues attached like feather and down. Soak and Sleep do a great one.

When I took it out the box, I was disappointed as it was thin, but it's so so cosy in our very cold house!

[ScreamingCosArgosHaveNoRavens]

It might be a strange taste, but I love the feeling of being pinned down by a weighty duvet.

[poshme]

We have 2 that popper together to make 13.5 tog. That way we can have the thinnest in summer, the medium in spring & autumn & poppered together in winter.

I love it- nice and heavy when it's cold. I think it was from John Lewis.

[poshme]

Screaming I totally agree

[bridgetreilly]

Weighted blankets are the best thing if you want the heaviness. Use them over any duvet. This sort of thing.

[Oblomov19]

I too like a heavy duvet. I can't find one heavy enough, so reading with interest.

[Queenie8]

The fine bedding company spundown duvet. They feel lightweight but are incredibly warm.

[LtJudyHopps]

www.marksandspencer.com/supremely-washable-13-5-tog-duvet/p/p60113586
I’ve bought this one and it’s lovely - thick and heavy. I would imagine the 15 tog is even heavier.

[MumW]

I replaced our very old 13.5 tog duvet with a goose feather and down duvet from M & S which I got in the sales last Christmas. It's really full and, dare I say it, too warm.
M & S duvets got a good write up in Which?.
Worth a look and then maybe waiting for an offer?.

[DontCallMeShitley]

We use the man made fibre ones. First of all because of an allergy in the house, but I actually prefer them, they are not heavy but they are warm. If you want weight you can use a good quality cotton cover which I also have but don't use as I don't want weight.

I stopped buying anything with feathers due to the live plucking of the birds.

[24hourshomeedderandcarer]

ive a 20 tog super king size one, bought it from simply be and we only use teddy bear bedding material sheet and covers

the bed is the most warmest and snuggliest(not a proper word i know)place in the house

all 3 bed have a 20 tog quilt

[Snugglepumpkin]

I got fleece 13.5 tog duvets from Next last year (they still sell them)
They are pretty heavy & machine washable if you have a big machine.
It's £30 for a single up to £60 for a superking so not desperately expensive.
If you get one & have light coloured duvet covers, don't get the grey one or it sort of shows through making the duvet cover look a bit grubby.
The cream one is much better under light colours or dark.

[VirginiaCreeper]

I'd love a duvet that pins me to the bed but isn't too hot. I've looked at weighted blankets but you can't wash them so no good to me with asthma.

[YouFellAsleeep]

I recently got a feather duvet from Argos for around £30, 10.5 tog and it’s quite heavy, I actually get too hot some nights as it feels like I’m enclosed in it and have to kick it off a bit!

[Dita73]

I bought a 15tog duvet from Dunelm a few years ago. I think it was a Dorma. It was way too hot for me and I only used it for one night. The dog liked kipping on it in the spare room though

[FlamingoAndJohn]

Would an ‘all seasons’ duvet be an idea?
I’ve got one from John Lewis that is 4.5 + 9 I’ve never needed both together though.