Which duvet fillings are the easiest to care for?

All duvets need help to stay in good condition. We recommend you shake out your duvet daily, let it air before making your bed and wash it every 6 -12 months.
Natural fill and synthetic fill duvets stay looking good with only a light shake out to revive the filling. But if you can't lift a heavy duvet then you may find the lightness of a down-only duvet to be a better choice.
When washing and drying duvets, synthetic fills need the least attention.
All our duvets can be machine washed and some can be tumble dried, but we strongly recommend you take your duvets to be cleaned and dried professionally. Choose a laundry professional who has experience with cleaning and drying duvets; they should be washed and dried in professional capacity machines and your duvet filling must be completely dry, to prevent damaging the fill. Some feather & down fills will clump together and lose their insulative properties if not properly dried; incredibly, it can take several hours of tumble drying to thoroughly dry a feather & down duvet - a job best left to the professionals we think you'll agree!