Duvets

That depends on you and on your bedroom. The more filling per square metre, the warmer the duvet. If you tend to sleep hot, choose a lighter one; in a cool bedroom you can go a little warmer. Isaba comes in three weights and as a 4 seasons duvet for use all year round. With Everest you can also choose Bi-zone: warmer at the head and chest, lighter at the foot end.

Down is light and supple and gives a natural warmth. It absorbs moisture and releases it again, so you stay dry. Everest is filled with 95% European duck down, Volga with 85% down and a few more fine feathers. In both, a box-stitched (cassette) construction keeps the warmth evenly distributed, without cold spots. Prefer not to have down? There is a synthetic alternative too.

Then choose Isaba. Special anti-mite fibres create a dry microclimate that slows the growth of house dust mites, which makes this duvet suitable for sensitive sleepers too. The Sanfor cotton cover breathes, and because the duvet can be washed at 60 °C, it is easy to keep hygienic. If you would also like to protect your mattress, take a look at our mattress protectors.

Which duvet is best if you sleep hot?

A lighter one: Isaba in 150 g/m² or Everest in 180 g/m². For use all year round there is Isaba's 4 seasons duvet, made up of two parts of 250 and 150 g/m².

Can a down duvet go in the washing machine?

Everest and Volga are washable at 30 °C. Use a special down detergent; for Everest we also recommend professional cleaning. Give the duvet a good shake regularly, so the down clusters take in air again and keep their loft.

Which sizes are available?

All three duvets are available in sizes from 140 × 200 to 260 × 240 cm. Everest is also available even larger, in 280 × 240 and 300 × 240 cm. A matching pillow completes the set. You can read more about warmth and filling in our article on choosing a duvet.