Finding the warmth level you want from your bedding is one of the most important decisions to make when you choose a duvet. Shops will mark their duvets with a ‘TOG’ number, but also …

In this duvet tog guide, we’ll explain the tog system, how tog ratings work, and how it has an impact on your warmth and comfort, so you can work out which duvet is right for you. We’ll …

In this duvet tog guide, we’ll be focusing primarily on togs and tog ratings, as this is what can cause a little confusion. We’ll be covering what it measures, what the tog numbers mean, and …

In scientific terms, one tog is equal to 0.1 m²K/W (square meters Kelvin per Watt). This measurement indicates how well a material resists heat transfer. The tog system provides a …

2022年3月1日 · Discover all you need to know about buying a new duvet, including what tog ratings are, how to choose the right type of quilt, and the different materials.

2023年6月30日 · A tog rating is a measure of thermal insulation. Originally created for the clothing market, all duvets now also come with their own scale of warmth level called a ‘tog rating’. This …

In simple terms, the tog rating indicates how warm you are whilst sleeping under the duvet. As the rule follows, the higher the tog rating, the warmer you will be, whilst a lower tog rating will …

2023年12月20日 · 'Tog' stands for 'Thermal Overall Grade', which is measured on a relative scale between 1 and 15. A higher tog rating indicates a warmer duvet, which retains more heat, …

A Soak&Sleep 18 tog duvet consists of a 13.5 tog duvet and a 4.5 tog duvet joined together with a cufflink fastener. Because our 18 tog duvet is made with a combination of two separate …

A higher tog rating indicates that the duvet has better insulating properties, trapping warm air and keeping you snug. For instance: A lightweight summer duvet might have a tog rating of 4.5. A …