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Presenting our full range of pillows, duvets and mattress protectors

When it comes to buying a new bed, pillows and duvets are often the last thing on your mind, but they shouldn’t be. Bedding can be just as important as choosing your mattress.

Here we talk you through all the factors you need to consider when choosing the right pillow and duvet for you.

Pillows for side sleepers

When you sleep on your side your shoulders add a bit of extra height, so your pillow needs to compensate for this. Luckily, we’ve got a choice of pillows for side sleepers that will provide you with the height you need. Read our sleep tips for side sleepers

Pillows for front sleepers

When you sleep on your front, you’ll need a lower pillow. Pillows that are on the softer side, such as feather or feels like down pillows will be the best choice for you. Although softer, these pillows are still supportive so that your spine can be properly aligned as you sleep.

Pillows for back sleepers

The Slumberland Front and Back Sleeper Pillow provides superb support whether you sleep on your front or back. The blend of climate control and recycled fibres helps to keep you cool and the medium-firmness support is ideal for keeping you comfortable as you sleep.

Pillows for all sleeping positions

Find yourself tossing and turning at night, sleeping in various positions? Maybe you’re just on the lookout for pillows for the guestroom and want to cater for all? We have just the pillows!

Pillows for warm sleepers

When temperatures rise during the night it can be uncomfortable. Tossing, turning and flipping your pillow on to the cooler side all contribute to raising body temperatures and can impact your sleep. For the warm sleepers among us, we have a selection of temperature regulating pillows with your name on them.

Tog rating

A duvet’s tog rating tells you how well a duvet will trap warm air. The higher the tog rating, the warmer the duvet. Duvets start at a tog rating of around 3, which would be an ideal summer duvet. A tog rating between 7 – 10 is perfect for chillier spring or autumn nights and a tog rating over 10 is for those colder winter months. You can even choose a higher tog duvet if you like to be super warm during the night no matter the season.

Fillings

There is an array of fillings to choose from when buying your new duvet. From the traditional feather duvets to the ones with polyester or microfibre-fillings and from anti-allergy duvets and those with temperature-regulating fibres, there's something for everyone. And if you suffer with allergies, it’s important to choose one with anti-allergenic fibres. Synthetic duvet fillings are lightweight, hypoallergenic and dry faster after washing too. 

Duvet Sizes

I’m sure most of us have used the same logic - whatever size bed you have, opt for same size duvet. That seems about right doesn’t it? Yet when your partner is hogging the quilt and you’re left with a mere sliver, you’ll wish your duvet had a bit more to give. Go for a size bigger! If you have a double size bed, invest in a king size duvet. Your other half can drag that duvet over to their side and you’ll still have plenty to stave off the chills. A double duvet for a single bed can be quite handy too, so why not give older kids the option to size-up their duvet too?

Single size duvet – 135 x 200cm (53 x 79inches)
Double size duvet – 200 x 200cm (79 x 79 inches)
King Size duvet – 225 x 220cm (89 x 87 inches)
Super King size duvet – 260 x 220cm (102 x 87 inches)

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