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Duvet / Quilt Guide

Materials. Construction. Comfort.

Understanding the materials, structures, and details that define true sleep comfort.

Designed to help you choose with confidence.

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wool filling

cotton filling

bamboo filling

down filling

Pure Wool, Unmatched Comfort

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Wool Quilt/Duvet Specifications

  • Filling Material:
    100% Natural Washable Wool
    – Lightweight warmth with excellent breathability.
  • Fabric:
    233 TC 100% Cotton
    – Soft, durable, and certified quality.
    (custom options available upon request)
  • Weight:
    Approx. 300 gsm
    – Adjustable based on size and comfort preference.

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Premium Natural Filling

Pure wool selected for comfort, breathability, and long-term performance.

Designed for Excellence

Thoughtfully crafted to combine tradition, innovation, and refined detail.

Year-Round Comfort

A naturally adaptive structure that feels right in every season.

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What is Wool Filling?

Wool filling is derived from carefully selected natural fibers, prized for their ability to regulate temperature and moisture while remaining soft and resilient.

Unlike synthetic alternatives, wool works in harmony with your body—providing warmth without overheating and freshness without chemical treatments.

 

Why Choose Wool?

  • Plush Yet Lightweight – Provides warmth without heaviness.
  • Temperature-Regulating – Adapts to your body’s needs for year-round comfort.
  • Hypoallergenic & Chemical-Free – Naturally resists dust mites, allergens, and bacteria.
  • Durable & Long-Lasting – Maintains its loft, insulation, and softness over time.

The Perfect Choice: clover® Home Wool Quilts/Duvets offer luxurious warmth, enhanced breathability, and natural softness, making them ideal for a cozy, refreshing, and healthier sleep experience.

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Duvet (Quilt) Buying Guide

Quick Duvet Selection Guide

Climate Recommended TOG Rating Best Use
Hot Summers 4.5 TOG Lightweight and breathable, ideal for warm sleepers.
Spring/Autumn 7.5 – 10.5 TOG Perfect for transitional seasons and moderate climates.
Winter 13.5 – 15 TOG Provides extra warmth for cold nights or unheated rooms.
Year-Round Use All-Season Duvet (9 + 4.5 TOG) A versatile combination of layers for adaptability.

Choosing the Right Duvet Filling

  • Natural Fillings: Duck or goose down and feathers offer excellent warmth and breathability. Best for luxury and year-round comfort.
  • Synthetic Fillings: Hypoallergenic and easy to maintain. Polyester or hollowfiber fillings mimic natural down at a lower price point.
  • Wool: Provides excellent temperature regulation and is naturally hypoallergenic.
  • Silk: Lightweight and luxurious, perfect for hot sleepers.
  • Bamboo: Eco-friendly, breathable, and ideal for people with sensitive skin.

What’s Your Sleeping Temperature?

Understanding your sleeping temperature is crucial for selecting the right duvet. Use the guide below:

  • Hot Sleepers: Opt for lightweight duvets (4.5 TOG) or breathable materials like bamboo or silk.
  • Cold Sleepers: Choose higher TOG-rated duvets (13.5 TOG or above) with natural down for maximum warmth.
  • Average Sleepers: All-season duvets with medium TOG (7.5 – 10.5) offer year-round comfort.

Duvet Construction Types

Construction Type Advantages
Boxed (Baffle Box) Even fill distribution, reduces clumping, and ensures consistent warmth.
Quilted Lightweight and simple construction for moderate climates.
Reversible Dual-pattern design offers flexibility in home decor.
Channel-Stitched Unique look with even warmth along stitched lines.

Duvet Care Tips

  • Always use a duvet cover to protect from dirt and stains.
  • Shake your duvet regularly to redistribute the filling.
  • Wash synthetic duvets every 6 months and natural duvets yearly.
  • Follow care labels for washing and drying instructions.
  • Store duvets in breathable bags when not in use.

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Boxed Duvet

Boxed Duvet (Baffle Box Construction)

Description: Features internal fabric walls (baffles) that create individual boxes for even fill distribution, preventing clumping.

Best Use: Luxury or premium duvets designed for consistent warmth and loft.

Advantages:
– Maintains even warmth throughout.
– Ideal for high TOG-rated duvets.
– Excellent loft for a plush feel.

Quilted Duvet

Quilted Duvet (Stitched Construction)

Description: The top and bottom layers of fabric are stitched together in a pattern (e.g., squares, diamonds, or lines), holding the filling in place.

Best Use: Lightweight summer duvets or everyday options for moderate climates.

Advantages:
– Cost-effective design.
– Lightweight and breathable.
– Simple and durable construction.

Reversible Duvet

Reversible Duvet

Description: Designed with two distinct patterns or colors on each side, offering reversible usability.

Best Use: Adds variety to home decor with dual-purpose aesthetics.

Advantages:
– Allows quick changes to bedding style.
– Offers value and flexibility in design.

Channel-Stitched Duvet

Channel-Stitched Duvet

Description: Features long vertical or horizontal stitched channels, keeping the filling evenly distributed along these lines.

Best Use: Lightweight or decorative duvets.

Advantages:
– Unique visual appeal.
– Consistent fill retention.

Sewn-Through Duvet

Sewn-Through Duvet

Description: Similar to quilted duvets, but the stitching compresses the filling, creating thinner areas along the stitch lines.

Best Use: Budget-friendly or lightweight duvets for summer use.

Advantages:
– Affordable and lightweight.
– Simplistic yet effective design.

Baffle Ladder Construction Duvet

Baffle Ladder Construction Duvet

Description: A hybrid design combining baffle box and channel stitching for both aesthetic appeal and even warmth distribution.

Best Use: Premium duvets for customers seeking a unique, functional design.

Advantages:
– Even filling with a distinctive appearance.
– Suitable for moderate to cold climates.

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Difference in baffle Box and Sewn Through Construction:

Sewn-Through Box Construction

In this method, the top and bottom layers of fabric are directly stitched together, creating distinct compartments for the filling. These compartments help maintain a puffed, pillow-like structure and evenly distribute warmth.

Baffle Box Construction

This design uses internal fabric walls to separate the top and bottom layers of the duvet, creating individual chambers for the filling. Unlike sewn-through designs, the chambers allow the fill to expand fully, even at the edges, offering consistent loft, warmth, and minimizing cold spots while ensuring the fill stays in place.

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