The Look & Feel

• Tailored to you
  Cold feet? Not for you. Use the handy cufflink fastenings to pair this duvet with another to create your personalised all-season duvet. The choice of togs in this range gives you the flexibility to go from a 3.0 tog all the way up to an 18.0 tog duvet.
• Luxurious
  The 90% down content makes a lightweight, but very insulating, duvet thanks to the lofty down clusters it's filled with.
• Breathable
  Wrapped in a luxurious 280 thread count cotton casing for a lightweight and breathable finish.
• Meticulous
  To make the most of this premium goose down filling, the 3.0 and 4.5 tog contain their fill within stitched through boxes. The 9.0, 10.5 and 13.5 duvets are made with baffle walls to allow the down clusters to move and breathe. Both constructions result in an even profile across your bed.

Care

• 1
  Keep it clean
  It comes down to personal preference how frequently you wash your bathmat. We recommend every 5-7 days if you use for a daily bath or shower. If you're using it in a busy household then wash it after one or two days' use. Wash at 30°C for best results - modern detergents mean there's no need to go for a higher temperature. It's also kinder to the environment.
• 2
  Nice & dry
  You can line dry or tumble dry this bathmat. If you choose to tumble dry then remove it from the dryer before it's completely dry to avoid a dried-out crispy feel. Line drying your bathmat is a greener option, just give it a good shake out before you put it away to fluff up those lovely cotton fibres.
• 3
  Check your detergent
  Always use the best detergent for the product you are washing. We'd recommend you use liquid detegent on coloured bathmats and powdered detergent on white bathmats. Never use fabric conditioner when washing bathmats. It coats the fibres and makes them less absorbent and more scratchy over time.
• 4
  Avoid detergents and stain removers containing optical brighteners
  It's not just detergents that can affect your bathmats; some creams, suncream (especially day long formulas), facewashes and even toothpastes contain chemicals that will bleach your bathmats, such as benzoyl peroxide. Make up and bronzers can also stain your bathmats; we'd recommend you avoid using pale coloured bathmats if you're a fake-tan fan. Go easy on the bathroom cleaning products too - lots of cleaning products contain bleach which will mark your bath mat if they come in contact with one another.