Laura Ashley

On average, duvets should be replaced at least every 5 years, depending on the material and how well they are cared for. Natural fibre duvets, like feather and down, tend to last longer if properly maintained.

To keep your duvet fresh, use a duvet cover to protect it from dust and spills, and wash the cover regularly. Spot clean the duvet as needed, and always follow the care instructions for machine washing or dry cleaning.

To maintain loft, give your duvet a good shake each morning. Our Softened Goose Feather duvet is designed with durability in mind, ensuring long-lasting comfort and support.

Yes, they are available in different tog ratings to suit various seasons. A lower tog (4.5) is ideal for summer, while a higher tog (13.5) is better for winter. An all-season duvet can combine two duvets that clip together for year-round use.

Feather and down duvets are filled with natural materials, offering superior insulation and a plush, cloud-like feel. They tend to be more breathable and can better regulate temperature, making them ideal for cooler climates.

Synthetic duvets, on the other hand, are often made from polyester fibres, offering hypoallergenic properties and easier maintenance. While synthetic options are generally more affordable, they may not offer the same lightness or breathability as natural fillings. Our feather and down duvet collection offers a range of luxurious options, perfect for those who value comfort and quality.

Laura Ashley pillows are available in a choice of natural and synthetic fills:

• Goose feather & down — soft, breathable and naturally insulating
  
• Duck feather & down — supportive with a classic, lofty feel
  
• Soft as Down — hypoallergenic with a silky, cloud-like comfort
  

Side sleepers typically prefer medium–firm support, while back and front sleepers benefit from softer, lower-loft options.

Feather and down pillows wonderfully soft and breathable, but not ideal for people with feather allergies. If you love the feel of down but need something hypoallergenic, the Soft as Down Pillow is an excellent alternative — supportive, airy and easy to care for.