What tog duvet do you have?

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I am looking to buy a new duvet (my current one is 4 years old and was only a cheap Asda one). It's 13.5 tog and I use that all year round, and don't find it warm enough in the winter. But apparently 13.5 is a winter duvet.

We did have winter and summer ones because our last house was freezing.
Since we moved around 5 years ago we just stick with the Asda 4.5 tog all year round but have a throw & a blanket on top in winter.
Heating thermostat is set for 16 overnight. DH sleeps naked because he’s always hot and complains the throw is too much, I’m in a nightshirt with a long sleeve top underneath because I’m usually colder.

9 tog for winter, 4.5 tog for summer.

We have 15 tog for winter and 7 for summer.

10.5 & 13 tog.

In the summer when it's hot, I sleep with just a sheet over me.

16.5tog all year round. A second one on in the depths of winter.

13.5 tog for all but heatwave. 7 tog for three weeks of the year.

We have 4.5 tog in the summer, 10.5 tog in the autumn and spring and 13.5 tog in the winter.
I'm not sure why there has to be a 'half tog' in all duvets!

I've got an 'All Seasons' one where the lighter and heavier clip together. I think they are 4.5 and 10 tog so can mix and match depending on weather. The 2 together are very snuggly and warm.

13.5 all year.

10.5 for warmer months, 13.5 for colder months. We also have a 15 tog, but it's too warm mostly. We've got throws we can add for really cold nights.

I use an Asda 4.5 tog duvet, all year round (I replace it yearly) and just put a fleece blanket on top when it's cold

13.5 tog feather duvet. It's very warm.

4.5 tog silk duvet all year round.

Window open all year round. 1 tog throw on top when below about 11 in bedroom and an extra fluffy blanket when room temp goes below about 9.

If I stay in bed in the morning I need the throw and blanket up to around 15 degrees but sleeping I like to be pretty cool

1.5, 4.5 and 10.5.
The 4.5 hardly gets used now I've discovered the 1.5.
DS(11) is still on a 4.5 tog duvet!

I have a Baavet wool winter duvet, an Ikea feather thing (before I knew not to have feather things) and now on top, a coverless duvet. Plus 2 hot water bottles.

Very cold house, I get very cold at night and have a dodgy thyroid.

So yes, a winter duvet would be too light for me.

1.5 tog all year round. I have a throw but rarely use it.

Wool room one, says approx 11-14 tog

https://www.thewoolroom.com/product/classic-wool-duvet-warm/

Oh and if it's cold I put a brushed cotton bottom sheet on with brushed cotton duvet, an extra throw and a patchwork blanket. Toasty!

I bought a wool duvet 5 years ago. I love it. It does all year, warm when it's cold and cool when it's hot. Very sustainable too.

4.5tog in summer
10.5tog in winter
You get 15tog duvets too if 13.5tog isn't warm enough

15 tog. It separates out for warmer weather. Very reasonably priced from Dunelm.

Currently 13.5 tog and it's a bit too warm when the minimum temp is above 5 degrees (house at 14 degrees until half 7 at night but it's well insulated). DS has a 7.5 tog.

2.5 tog in the summer and a 4.5 tog for the spring and autumn. I add a weighted blanket to the 4.5 tog during the winter.

10 tog (or is it 10.5?) all year round, but my husband is a hot water bottle. If he's not there I have to wear jammies.
NW Scotland, with decent central heating. Previous houses with no central heating I've been known to add a blanket and wear a hat in bed.

I have a 13 tog for winter plus a throw if needed. House does not get colder than 13 degrees.
It gets washed and put away in a vacuum bag in April. My summer one is 4.5 tog and we use this until about October.