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Shopping for a bed quilt, duvet, or doona can be tricky because warmth is often subjective. Using a Tog rating helps you make an informed choice. This European standard measures a quilt’s thermal resistance, making it easy to choose the perfect quilt for your climate, bedroom, and personal comfort.
A Tog rating measures a quilt’s warmth under UK Standard 5335:1991. One Tog equals 0.1 m²K/W, meaning the higher the Tog rating, the warmer the quilt.
The word “tog” comes from the informal term for clothing, likely derived from the Roman word toga.
Compare quilt warmth accurately
Choose the right quilt for summer, spring, autumn, or winter
Match quilt weight to your sleeping preferences
Quilts are available in different Tog ratings, from lightweight summer quilts to extra-warm winter options.
Perfect for hot climates or sleepers who prefer a cooler bed:
Alpaca Royale 200
Alpaca Gold 200
1836 Merino Wool 200
Estate Merino Wool 200
Alpaca Bamboo 200
Ideal for mild weather and transitional seasons:
Alpaca Bamboo 300
Estate Merino Wool 300
Alpaca Royale 300
Alpaca Gold 300
Alpaca Classic 300
For colder climates or cool bedrooms:
Alpaca Bamboo 400
Alpaca Gold 400 & 500
Alpaca Classic 450
Maximum warmth for very cold winters:
Alpaca Bamboo 600
Alpaca Gold 600
While Tog ratings are a useful guide, consider these factors:
Local climate – Are winters mild or very cold?
Bedroom environment – Do you sleep in an air-conditioned or drafty room?
Personal warmth preference – Do you feel cold at night or sleep hot?
For a personalized recommendation, try our BMI Matrix Quilt Selector, which matches quilt weight and Tog rating to your body type and sleep habits.
Still unsure which quilt, duvet, or doona to choose? Call our bedding experts today to find the perfect quilt for ultimate comfort.