Collection: 13.5 Tog Duvets UK | Single to Super King

A warm winter duvet option for colder bedrooms and sleepers who naturally prefer more insulation. Available in Single, Double, King and Super King sizes.

Our 13.5 tog duvets provide a warm level of thermal insulation for colder nights, cooler bedrooms and sleepers who naturally prefer more warmth during winter. Browse all duvets, explore our winter duvet collection, or read the UK duvet tog guide to compare different tog ratings before choosing.

How warm is a 13.5 tog duvet?

A 13.5 tog duvet provides more thermal insulation than lower tog options such as 10.5 tog, making it a warm choice for colder UK bedrooms and winter use. It may suit sleepers who naturally feel the cold or bedrooms that become cooler overnight.

Can a 13.5 tog duvet be too warm?

Yes. In a consistently warm or well-insulated bedroom, 13.5 tog may provide more insulation than you need, particularly outside the colder months. If you prefer less insulation, compare our 10.5 tog duvets or browse all duvet tog options.

13.5 vs 15 vs 16 tog

A 13.5 tog duvet provides less thermal insulation than 15 or 16 tog. Our 15 tog duvets provide more warmth for colder bedrooms, while our 16 tog duvet provides the highest level of insulation currently available in the Stoftly range.

If you are comparing the warmest winter options, read our Highest Tog Duvet UK guide for a closer comparison of 13.5, 15 and 16 tog.

Using 13.5 tog in a seasonal duvet setup

A 13.5 tog duvet can form the warmer part of a seasonal bedding setup. Use it during colder months, then change to a lower-tog duvet when temperatures rise. Stoftly duvets are sold separately and are not designed to fasten together. Explore our all-season duvet options to compare separate tog ratings for different times of year.

Shop this winter rating by bed size: browse 13.5 tog single duvets, 13.5 tog double duvets, 13.5 tog king size duvets and 13.5 tog super king duvets.

FAQ

Is a 13.5 tog duvet too warm to use outside winter?
For many UK bedrooms, yes, particularly if the room is centrally heated. It's generally treated as a winter-specific rating rather than a year-round choice.
Which is better for winter, 10.5 or 13.5 tog?
It depends on your bedroom conditions and how warm you naturally sleep. A 13.5 tog duvet provides more thermal insulation and may suit colder bedrooms, while 10.5 tog can be more comfortable in warmer or consistently heated bedrooms.
Is 13.5 tog the same as a hotel-style duvet?
Not necessarily. “Hotel-style” describes a type of bedding experience rather than a specific tog rating. Hotels can use different duvet tog ratings depending on the property, season and room conditions, so a 13.5 tog duvet should be chosen for its level of thermal insulation rather than because it is considered hotel-style.
Should I choose 13.5 tog if I feel the cold easily?
It can be a suitable choice if you naturally feel the cold, because 13.5 tog provides a warm level of thermal insulation. If you have previously found 13.5 tog insufficient, you may prefer a 15 tog duvet or Stoftly’s 16 tog duvet for even more insulation.
Can 13.5 tog be combined with a lighter duvet for an all-seasons setup?
A 13.5 tog duvet can be used as the warmer part of a seasonal setup, with a separate lighter duvet used during warmer months. Stoftly duvets do not fasten together, so the two duvets should be used separately and changed as the seasons change.