Bedding

Within this section you’ll find a huge selection of duck down and feather pillows, goose down duvets, Habotai silk sheets, and even breathable, waterproof bedding. We understand that high quality bedding can be the difference between a great and a restless night’s sleep, which is why we only sell the best. All our bedding has been carefully selected based on its high quality and outstanding value for money.


If you’d like more information about any of our products please give us a call and we’d be delighted to offer friendly, expert advice.

Choosing The Right Pillow For You -

Many people make the mistake of investing in a quality bed and mattress but then not taking the time to decide on the best pillow for them, when in fact, having the right pillow is an equally important part of a good night's sleep.

As with beds and mattresses, most people keep their pillows far too long. Ideally they should be replaced every couple of years (with cheaper ones needing to be replaced more frequently). You know it's time to buy a new pillow if the old one no longer has any "bounce". Fold it in half then see what happens. Does it jump back into shape quickly? Or does it return to shape gradually and reluctantly, if at all?

Firm or Soft?

The wrong pillow can ruin your sleep. One that is too soft or too flat can cause neck pain and one that’s too stiff or too high can cause back pain.

The right pillow for you will support your neck comfortably. The firmness required will depend on both your personal physiology and the way you sleep, some people like a soft, fluffy pillows while others prefer one that’s rock hard. It's rare that two partners will find the same pillow ideal.

If you sleep on your stomach, then soft pillows are probably best for you. People who sleep on their backs will require something a little firmer. Side sleepers probably require the most support and hence even firmer, higher pillows.

Pillow Fitting -

There are a wide variety of pillow fillings on the market. In the Das Kissen and Down Home sections you’ll find Goose Down and Goose Feather, as well as Duck Down and Feather. Whether you prefer the old-fashioned luxury of soft down or the slightly cheaper mix of down and feather, it's important to buy quality and that’s all that we sell.

Many of the cheap pillows either offer no support at all or else are too rigid and lack comfort. A good pillow should conform to your natural contours and provide support for your head.

Duvet Covers and Pillow Cases -

Don't forget about the humble duvet cover and pillow case - it's the visible manifestation of your duvet and pillow. Whether you buy something decorative or plain, choose something that fits in with the overall design, theme and colour scheme of your bedroom. We have selected a lovely range to choose from here, something for every taste.

Duvets -

The whole area of duvets and quilts is a confusing one, especially when regional differences are taken into account. For instance, what is known as a quilt or a comforter in the US would probably be called a duvet here in the UK. And what we would call a duvet cover in the UK might simply be called a ‘duvet’ the US! When buying a quilt, comformer or duvet - either in a shop or online - make sure that you know exactly what you are getting.

In essence a duvet is simply two pieces of cloth sewn together and filled with some soft, comfortable insulating material (called batting or wadding). This filling was traditionally made from natural materials such as duck down (hence the name eiderdown, an eider being a type of duck). Nowadays an increasing number of quilts are being filled with artificial materials. Quilts are an alternative to the more traditional sheet and blanket. They have the advantage that they are simpler and considerably speed up the process of making the bed in the morning. They are also frequently used as a decorative touch.

Togs

In the UK duvets are often given a tog rating. This is simply a human-friendly measurement of the insulating capability of the duvet - technically speaking it's a measure of thermal resistance. A higher tog rating means a warmer duvet. A higher tog rating does not necessarily mean a heavier duvet since different fillings will weigh different amounts for the same level of insulation. The tog rating is only one factor to consider when comparing duvets.