Winter Duvets

[Mags22]

Can anyone recommend a 10tog.duvet which is lightweight but warm and inexpensive? I only buy a cheaper one, as king size is too big for my washing machine, so only use it for a couple of winters..... my present one is quite heavy and very hard to handle when changing the cover. I've looked at Poundstretcher £15 ones, but as they are sealed up its impossible to know the contents, but they have one which says Feels like Down which I thought might be good, has anyone tried it? I'd be grateful for your input and thanks for any ideas.

[mikey4444]

I bought a really good value one from Wilkinsons a few weeks ago, for use in my caravan.

It was vacuum-packed very tightly and the instructions did say to open it carefully and lay it out, and it would expand to normal thickness, and.......and it did !....bloody hell, it was really thick !

I think it was this one :::

http://www.wilko.com/duvets/wilko-anti-allergy-duvet-double/invt/0324825

If not, it was their cheapest type, white and yellow packaging...thoroughly recommend. Actually, I can recommend Wilko for just about everything !

[mikey4444]

By the way, it was very light as well.

[jennyjoan]

I know this would be too expensive for you but I always go for pure down and feather - in king size - but very light - I get them in Dunelm

[gingejbee]

Personally speaking, I wouldn't consider 10 tog to be a "winter duvet"....