Duvets
Duvets in down, fibre, cotton and wool for every season
Filling Power 730 cuin
Filling Power indicates the volume that can occupy a certain amount of down. A higher value stands for a high quality of down.
Filling Power 640 cuin
Filling Power indicates the volume that can occupy a certain amount of down. A higher value stands for a high quality of down.
Filling Power 640 cuin
Filling Power indicates the volume that can occupy a certain amount of down. A higher value stands for a high quality of down.
Filling Power 730 cuin
Filling Power indicates the volume that can occupy a certain amount of down. A higher value stands for a high quality of down.
Filling Power 770 cuin
Filling Power indicates the volume that can occupy a certain amount of down. A higher value stands for a high quality of down.
Filling Power 730 cuin
Filling Power indicates the volume that can occupy a certain amount of down. A higher value stands for a high quality of down.
Filling Power 850 cuin
Filling Power indicates the volume that can occupy a certain amount of down. A higher value stands for a high quality of down.
Filling Power 880 cuin
Filling Power indicates the volume that can occupy a certain amount of down. A higher value stands for a high quality of down.
Filling Power not measurable
Filling Power indicates the volume that can occupy a certain amount of down. A higher value stands for a high quality of down.
Guide to choosing a duvet
The right duvet depends on the season, the bedroom temperature, the size of the bed and the preferred type of filling. DaunenStep offers duvets in down, synthetic fibre, cotton and wool, with different warmth levels to suit every sleep need.
Duvet in down, fibre, cotton or wool?
Down duvets are ideal for those looking for lightness, softness and natural comfort. Down offers a pleasant ability to retain warmth while maintaining a soft, enveloping feel.
Fibre duvets are a practical, versatile and easy-to-manage solution, suitable for those who want an alternative to down.
Cotton and wool duvets are designed for those who prefer natural, breathable fibres suited to different comfort needs.
Which warmth level should you choose?
The warmth level should be chosen according to the season, the bedroom temperature and your personal sensitivity to cold. Mid-Season duvets are suitable for transitional seasons, Classic Winter for cooler nights, Cold Winter for cold rooms and Trio 4 Seasons for those looking for a flexible solution all year round.
Which size should you choose?
The choice of size depends on the type of bed and the desired fit. The DaunenStep range includes duvets for single beds, small double beds and double beds, with standard and long sizes to suit different sleeping habits.
4-season duvet: when is it a good choice?
The 4-season duvet is a versatile solution for those who want a single system that can be used all year round. It consists of two combinable duvets: a lighter one for mild seasons and a warmer one for winter.
Frequently asked questions
Duvet FAQ
Is a down or fibre duvet better?
A down duvet is suitable for those looking for lightness, softness and natural comfort. A fibre duvet is a practical and versatile choice, suitable for those who want an alternative to down.
Which warmth level should you choose for a duvet?
The choice depends on the season and the bedroom temperature. Mid-Season is suitable for transitional seasons, Classic Winter for winter, Cold Winter for colder rooms and Trio 4 Seasons for flexible use all year round.
What size should a double duvet be?
The size depends on the bed and the desired drape. For double beds, DaunenStep offers various formats, including standard and long sizes.
What is a 4-season duvet for?
The 4-season duvet consists of two combinable duvets that can be used separately or together. It is suitable for those who want a solution for different times of the year.