Here is the ultimate guide to choosing the right duvet for you and how to keep cool so you can get a comfortable night’s sleep. Why not complete your bedding set with our opulent, soft-to-the-touch, fluffy, breathable winter duvet if you enjoy the UK's freezing weather and want to sleep comfortably on these chilly nights?

If you need something cooler, simply stick with the lightweight summer layer (also sold separately). But the big news is the temperature-regulating ‘Stratos’ cover, identified by a subtle hexagon-patterned sheen to the fabric. It’s not puffy - or ‘lofty’, as the experts say - but relatively slim and cool to the touch thanks to the 200 thread count cotton outer layer. and 9 tog combo is made with recycled down and feathers, and sewn up in a sustainably sourced cotton cover.While expensive, if properly cared for this is the only duvet on our list that could literally last a lifetime. You can button them together when it’s super chilly, use the higher one alone when it’s a tad warmer, and the lowest one when summer’s in full swing. The soft, light fibres keep their volume and insulation ability, allowing your body to breathe and maintain an even temperature throughout the night. We’re all different so it shouldn’t be surprising that we all have different preferences when it comes to sleeping.

Duvets trap and retain body heat, creating a cosy layer that helps regulate your body temperature during cold nights. It’s filled with smartfil polyester fibre and modal filling, so it’s incredibly lightweight and also hypoallergenic. A lower tog duvet, such as a 10, may be preferable if you live in new construction because your home may have superior insulation around the windows, doors, and skirting boards.My wife and I both slept very well throughout an autumn that swung wildly between Mediterranean and Arctic conditions. The microfibre cover has a slight cooling effect to touch, though it’s nowhere near the high tech of the Simba Hybrid duvet above. tog is not a summer duvet – it’s the tog I use for much of the year but certainly not the summer months.