As the days grow shorter, nighttime temperatures often experience a significant drop. If your body struggles to maintain sufficient warmth, it can lead to a less restful night's sleep. It's time for the transition from a summer duvet to a winter duvet. Here's when and how you should make this switch:

1. When to exchange your summer duvet for a winter duvet
2. Why opt for a separate winter duvet
3. Storing your summer duvet

When to exchange your summer duvet for a winter duvet

The timing for changing your duvet is a personal decision, but a common practice is towards the end of October. This month marks the beginning of winter time, bringing colder nights. By making this duvet switch, you can ensure warmth despite the dropping temperatures.

Why opt for a separate winter duvet

While there are 4-season duvets available, consisting of layers attached to form a single unit, there are drawbacks to this design. Despite sounding like a convenient alternative, a 4-season duvet can become bulky and stiff due to its layered structure, making it less comfortable. A traditional winter duvet allows for optimal ventilation, which can be hindered by the stiffness of a 4-season duvet. Additionally, using two separate duvets eliminates the need for dealing with snaps, Velcro, or zippers.

Despite its contradictory nature, a bamboo duvet provides wonderful warmth while also ensuring excellent ventilation. Bamboo duvets are highly moisture-regulating, effectively managing perspiration during sleep. This feature keeps you comfortably warm under a winter cover.

Storing your summer duvet

Once the winter duvet is in place, it's essential to store the summer duvet properly. Ensure it is washed or dry-cleaned beforehand to maintain freshness. Store the clean duvet in a duvet cover or storage bag in a dry, dark location. This ensures that it stays free from dust and ready for use when spring arrives. The duvet cover is crafted from a special material that prevents dust from settling into your duvet.