Natural Duvets & Pillows

Choosing between natural and synthetic bedding comes down to what matters most to you: comfort, breathability, or budget.

Our natural bedding range features wool, duck, and goose fillings, all offering that luxurious, extra-snug feel for a restful night’s sleep.  

If you’re after something high-quality with a down-like softness (and no feathers in sight), our fabulous synthetic bedding is a brilliant choice. It’s snug, comfortable, and kind on your budget too. 

Want to dive deeper into the benefits of each filling? Read our Fillings Guide and find the perfect match for your sleep style.

Pillows should be cleaned every few months, while duvets only need a freshen up once or twice a year. To keep your bedding feeling fresh between washes, we recommend hanging your duvet and pillows outside on a sunny day; the sun’s UV rays work as a fabulous bacteria-buster and help to rid any stubborn yellow stains.

Each filling requires a slightly different laundry routine, so we’ve put together a Care Guide to help you keep your bedding looking and feeling fresh.

What tog duvet is best for a natural duvet?

The ideal tog rating for your natural duvet depends on several factors: how warm you sleep, your room's temperature, and the season. 

A quick guide:

• Choose 2.5-4.5 tog for the summer months for a light, breathable duvet.
• For the in-between seasons, consider 7.5-10.5 togs.
• During winter, we recommend 13.5-15 tog for a warm, snug night's sleep. 

To learn more about which duvet tog ratings to use for each season, read our Duvet Tog Guide.

Choosing the right bedding is important for a comfy night’s sleep. Pillows help us feel supported, while duvets keep us nice and snug, helping to promote a more restful sleep.  

Lucky for you, we’ve popped together a handy Size Guide to help you find your perfect natural bedding set.

A well-made duvet should last you 5 to 10 years. A tell-tale sign that it’s time for an upgrade is when you can feel ‘cold spots’ where the filling has migrated or broken down. Pillows, on the other hand,  will need replacing after a year or two if they’ve been consistently used. 

For more help on figuring out when it’s time for a refresh, read our Bed Hygiene Guide.