Slumberdown British Wool Super King Duvet 7-9 Tog All Year-Round Quilt for Summer, Autumn & Winter | 100% British Wool, Naturally Regulates Temperature, Hypoallergenic & UK Made (260 x 220cm)

The things we do for our loved ones, right? Here I am, a happily married man plodding his way through life and kipping each night under a comfortable duvet when my wife says "we should get a wool filled duvet". What? Why on earth would I want a wool filled duvet? I run hot during the winter for goodness sake the last thing I need is to be essentially wearing a woolen jumper to bed everyday! "Oh, but wool keeps you cool and warm" says the wife. Yes, of course it does I think... But guess what... I still buy one! I am glad I did! As I write this we've had some chilly weather in blighty and I have slept like a log, comfortable, warm but not hot and haven't woken up feeling like I've been sweating more than I do when thinking about paying the utility bills! The duvet itself has good a decent weight to it, enough to notice but not enough to feel like it is too much. There is a thickness to it which provides a great look when plumped up in a cover and feels generally well made. Our previous duvet was man-made-fiber and had moved within the cover, this is stitched in such a way that leads me to believe that shouldn't be an issue. Both my wife and I are very pleased to have swapped to a wool duvet, it warms up much quicker and offers a far better sleep then before, the best thing being that my wife, who usually runs cold, no longer feels the need to put cold feet on me to warm up - the duvet is doing it for me! The only downsides would be that, with it being a naturally filling, you will notice the smell of sheep on the duvet for a day or two, this is solved easily by airing it outside of hanging it up in a garage - personally, we weren't bother by it but some might be. The other being the noise the duvet makes, when new it can sound like a crisp packet being ruffled, again we didn't find it an issue and it never disturbed our sleep, we have found that after a week or two it has settled and put this down to the cover becoming softer over time, give it a good shake each day and it'll improve. In summary, I won't go back to another type of duvet, whilst I am yet to try this during summer temperatures, having gone back to a poly-filled duvet for a night when away for work, the different is incredible and one that is difficult to describe unless you try it yourself, you to may be as surprised as I am! I might even get an extra one for the guest bedroom for when the misses is snoring and I need some peace...

We live in a cold cottage, we don't have the heating on during the night, but in the early hours of the morning we have been getting boiling hot and sweaty under a goose feather & down duvet but if you stick your body out to cool down my my body gets so cold it hurts! I have searched through many duvets but finally chose this one and hoped mediumweight would be warm enough. I am pleased to say I love it! You warm up quickly when you get into bed (my feather duvet took much longer), it's much quieter than my last duvet (crackles less when moving around, although this doesn't bother me), I stayed nice and warm all night but didn't get boiling hot & no sweat (even when hairy, normally hot feeling, partner was hugging me), its nice as seems to fit around your body better so there's no cold draughts coming in & not disturbed by partner getting up and back into bed during the night. I was prepared to air it for 24 hours but THERE WAS NO SMELL AT ALL and so just aired it for about 10 hours and then used it with a cotton duvet cover on. Neither of us could smell any lanolin or sheep smell 🐑 I am sure this will be good from autumn through to late spring, it is already keeping us warm (but not sweaty) on frosty nights, glad I didn't choose the heavy weight one (but think I would if I was sleeping alone). The price was great for a wool duvet and I am so comfortable under it, very glad I spent more than I would have on some of the alternatives I had been looking at. Also like that it has a reusable zipped bag I can store it in over the summer and it takes up less than half the space of my goose feather and down duvet! 😀

After much pondering I ordered one of these wool duvets for use in my camping car before a January trip to the Scottish Highlands. I knew the weather was going to be bitterly cold so was looking for something snug but which wouldn't be too affected by damp when used in a cramped vehicle with inevitable condensation. Used inside the uninsulated, unheated camping-car in a damp -2°C I was very pleased to find the heavyweight wool duvet kept me warm all night and on the few milder nights, it still wasn't sweltering and I never woke feeling overheated or sweaty - as I can with my previous down duvet which can cause over-heating. I found the wool duvet feels chilly for the first few minutes but then seems to trap and reflect body heat providing and maintaining body heat through the night. At home I use an electric blanket to air my bed before use so this isn't an issue and it feels warm to slip into. As per the instructions, I aired the duvet thoroughly for a few days before use to reduce the sheepy-smell thinking it might be quite overpowering in a very confined space but there was only a very light and mild smell which was barely noticeable and, as an outdoorsy person used to sheep, was actually quite homely. On arrival home, I was so pleased with the performance of the heavyweight duvet in cold damp conditions that I ordered a second in mediumweight for use at home. Both duvets are well made with a thick cotton cover although the single/heavyweight duvet had better finishing with edging over the hem rather than a plain stitched hem as on the king size/mediumweight duvet. The wool seems to be a continuous length stitched into baffles running along the width (or length - depending on how the larger versions are draped over the bed) rather than smaller squared baffles with loose wool fibres similar to a down duvet. This completely eliminates the need for any shaking to redistribute the content. The wool duvet feels heavier than the down duvet I am used to but it is a pleasant feeling as it folds around the sleeper in a similar way to a weighted blanket but without feeling oppressive. The tog ratings are 7-9 togs for the mediumweight and 10-12 togs for the heavyweight, not 10-14togs as stated on the listing. For additional information the filling is 375gsm on the mediumweight and 550gsm on the heavyweight. The duvets live up to their promises, are warm, breathable and very snug. I have always preferred natural materials and insulation and previously thought down was unbeatable but having tried wool, it definitely has the edge for temperature regulation.

This duvet you can feel the weight.Because the wool material so first day you open the package it has some smell.but second day is all right. I bought few this duves,one of it when I opened I found black stain on it. Don’t know how it happened. The cover of this duvet is thick cotton made,but any movement you will heard it makes some crunchy sound. It does keep warm and breath as well. Overall is a good duvet.

Cannot rate this duvet highly enough. We needed a new duvet so I looked around for something that would be good all year round. Came across this wool one and thought I’d give it a go despite some reviews mentioning the initial odour. Can’t deny that out of the packaging it has a farmyard/cut grass aroma, but after a couple of days airing that completely disappears. Then after that, this duvet is the most wonderful, cosy, not too hot duvet you will ever have. The wool gives the duvet a little ‘weight’, which as we know from the increase in sales of weighted blankets is a good thing. But even more extraordinary is the experience of having a duvet that never moves yet remains completely comfortable, never needs shaking in the morning, just pulling straight. It’s almost miraculous! In summary, extremely comfortable, warm but not too hot, weighted but not too heavy. Expect some of the best sleep of your life! And if you’re tired of having to shake a duvet straight every day, this is the one for you! LOVE IT!

This is a really lovely Duvet. There is a slight rustling noise when it's moved, but it's not intrusive. There is a slight smell upon opening it.But within twenty four hours , it is gone It's lovely and Thick but I haven't noticed myself getting too hot.I bought this to replace an organic wool duvet, and honestly do far im very happy with it.

Perfect. Only just taken into use with hotter weather. A big improvement on the feather duvets. Is a bonus in the hot weather. Would thoroughly recommend.

Very warm and comfortable. Does not slip on the bed. A very good product. A very good price too.