How does a quilt work?

A quilt is designed to absorb the warmth of the sleeper, trapping in heat, and repelling any cool outside air. The filling inside the quilt determines the level of warmth provided.

How do I wash my single quilt?

Care instructions will vary depending on the make of your quilt. Be sure to check the label prior to washing and drying.

What is the difference between a single quilt, duvet, comforter, and doona?

These are just international variations of the same word. Occasionally a quilt is referred to as a thinner, patchwork style piece of bedding, however here in Australian this thinner, quilted option would be considered a coverlet or bedspread.

What is a TOG rating?

TOG stands for Thermal Overall Grade and is an international standard used to measure and rate the warmth of a duvet or quilt. The higher the tog, the warmer the quilt.

How do I know which quilt is right for me?

By considering whether your temperature preferences, weight preferences, fabric preferences, and sizing needs. Check out our blog article Choosing the Right Quilt for tips.