Before purchasing your duvet, there are two main points to consider - the duvet filling and the tog rating.

Tog ratings refer to a duvet's ability to trap warm air. The higher the tog rating, the warmer the duvet.

Your choice of tog rating really depends upon your personal preferences and the temperature of your home. This tog rating chart will help you purchase the perfect duvet.

There are two types of duvet fillings, natural and synthetic. Each of these has different qualities, so it really depends upon what is most important to you.

Duvets with natural fillings are soft, comfortable and lightweight. A natural duvet is breathable, absorbing body moisture produced during your sleep and releasing it when you air the duvet. With its ability to trap warm air, it’s also known to keep the warmth more effectively than a synthetically filled duvet.

All House of Fraser natural duvets are filled with goose down or duck down and have 100% cotton cambric casing. This means they can last up to 10 years longer than synthetic filled duvets. However, these duvets require special care, as they tend not to be machine washable

* All feathers contained in House of Fraser products have been humanely sourced and are a by product of the food cycle.

• Finest natural filling
• Soft and luxurious
• Incredibly lightweight yet great comfort and warmth
• Longer life span than other natural filled duvets

• Bigger clusters that trap more air and keep you warm
• Lightweight
• Great comfort

• Provides warmth and great resilience
• Excellent value for money

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From hollow fibre to spundown duvets, House of Fraser offers a great range of synthetic duvets. Synthetic duvets are easy to care for and are machine washable.

• Finest fibres which make the duvet lightweight
• Provides same great warmth as other conventional duvets
• Soft and luxurious
• Excellent insulation properties

• Silky touch and lighter than duvets with down filling
• Non-allergenic properties which makes it the ideal choice for the allergy sufferers
• Great comfort
• Durable

Pillows can affect your posture and quality of sleep, as well as your allergies or asthma. Therefore, choosing the correct pillow is key to a good night sleep. Most of House of Fraser’s pillows have a outer cover casing and have a natural or a synthetic filling.

Top tip: extend the life of your pillows and ensure they keep their shape with regularly plumping.

Pillows come in different shapes and sizes. Here’s a chart of the wide range of pillows offered online and in store:

Pillows made from duck and down mould snugly round the head and shoulders to ensure maximum comfort and support whilst sleeping.

Made with synthetic fibres, these pillows are ideal for allergy sufferers. House of Fraser has a great range of hollow fibres, permafresh and spundown pillows to choose from.

Choosing your pillows can be a little more complicated. There are now many specialist pillows on the market that cater to different sleeping styles.

Best suited if you sleep on your stomach.

Ideal if you sleep on your back.

Recommended if you sleep on your side, as this type of pillow supports your neck.

House of Fraser can help to keep your mattress and pillows fresh. Extend their life by protecting them from general soiling.

From waterproof mattress protectors to anti-allergy pillow protectors, discover our range of discreet, practical and affordable protectors.