Duvets - autumn/summer weight
#16
Re: Duvets - autumn/summer weight
Thanks for the info. We may be in the Bournemouth area, Hampshire or Eastbourne. Not sure as yet, but it should be warmer on the south coast!
I will check out John Lewis and Waitrose which is part of them and some stores have linens,furnishing etc. Also will check out Argos and others.
Yes, I prefer the goose down I think rather than synthetic.
Thanks a lot folks.
I will check out John Lewis and Waitrose which is part of them and some stores have linens,furnishing etc. Also will check out Argos and others.
Yes, I prefer the goose down I think rather than synthetic.
Thanks a lot folks.
For a very unspoilt walk along the prom theres Lee on Solent and Hillhead
Dorset is lovely as well, hope you have a great time
cheers sue
#17
Re: Duvets - autumn/summer weight
Thanks for the info. We may be in the Bournemouth area, Hampshire or Eastbourne. Not sure as yet, but it should be warmer on the south coast!
I will check out John Lewis and Waitrose which is part of them and some stores have linens,furnishing etc. Also will check out Argos and others.
Yes, I prefer the goose down I think rather than synthetic.
Thanks a lot folks.
I will check out John Lewis and Waitrose which is part of them and some stores have linens,furnishing etc. Also will check out Argos and others.
Yes, I prefer the goose down I think rather than synthetic.
Thanks a lot folks.
#18
Re: Duvets - autumn/summer weight
Next winter we expect to be in UK for 6 months or so down on the south coast. On our visit in September we found that everybody has duvets as opposed to comforters in Canada/USA.
I recently read about the different type of duvets for weight. There is summer, autumn and the heavier one for winter. We will probably have to get a duvet and I am wondering whether to get an autumn weight or if summer weight would be too lightweight.
Also are they mostly the down type or is there synthetic filling. We prefer the down and what should I expect to pay for a King size (Queen over here)
Any opinions would be welcome.
I recently read about the different type of duvets for weight. There is summer, autumn and the heavier one for winter. We will probably have to get a duvet and I am wondering whether to get an autumn weight or if summer weight would be too lightweight.
Also are they mostly the down type or is there synthetic filling. We prefer the down and what should I expect to pay for a King size (Queen over here)
Any opinions would be welcome.
I brought my duvets with me to Canada - bought from a department store in the UK, long before we came here. It's one with two layers which can be separated in summer, then clipped together (press studs on each corner) for winter. Much more effective here in Canada than I thought it would be. It's fibre filled - the down was more than my budget allowed. Have a look at www.argos.co.uk
Enjoy your stay...
#19
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Re: Duvets - autumn/summer weight
http://www.johnlewis.com/Home+and+Ga...oductType.aspx
All sorts, all prices - look at the tog rating but in the end it's personal choice. I have two winter weight duvets all year round....
All sorts, all prices - look at the tog rating but in the end it's personal choice. I have two winter weight duvets all year round....
#20
Re: Duvets - autumn/summer weight
The cheapest duvet covers I ever bought in England were from Primark.. they were nice too..
#21
Pamela 1
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Joined: Dec 2006
Location: Ontario Canada
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Re: Duvets - autumn/summer weight
Thank you Mrs. Meusil I will check that out when I get there.
We remember Argos from our visit last time. Thanks Beehop for the info. on covers and Annabella I will be able to take a good look at everything.
We remember Argos from our visit last time. Thanks Beehop for the info. on covers and Annabella I will be able to take a good look at everything.