Duvets
Wrap yourself in a goose down duvet or a classic feather duvet, designed for real Canadian nights. From breathable everyday weights to warm, cloud like natural fill duvets and easy care fibre fill duvets, every duvet is chosen by fill power so you get the right warmth for your room and the season.
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LyoSilk Duvet
Kapok Tree Pure Dream Duvet
NF Hiloft Duvet
NF Diamond Duvet
NF Zen Fibre Duvet
MicroSuede Duvet and Cover
Sublimis Euro Down “Dual Comfort“ Duvet
Divinus Euro White Goose Down Duvet
Eiderdown Duvet
Canadian White Down Duvet
Canadian White Goose Down Duvet
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Duvet Buying Guide: Warmth and Fill Power
Two things decide how a duvet feels: its fill power and its warmth level. Get both right and you have the perfect duvet for your room and the season.
What is fill power?
Fill power measures how much space the down fills, so it is a measure of quality and loft. A higher fill power traps more warmth for less weight, which means a lighter, fluffier duvet that lasts longer. Northern Feather rates its goose down and feather duvets by fill power, so you can compare like for like as you shop.
Fill power vs fill weight
Fill power is the quality of the down. Fill weight is how much of it is inside. A high fill power duvet feels light and lofty, while a higher fill weight adds warmth for cold rooms. The best duvet balances the two for the way you sleep.
Which warmth do I need?
| Your room or season | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Warm room or summer | Lightweight | Breathable and airy, so you stay cool and do not overheat. |
| Year round, average room | All season | One balanced duvet that works through most of the year. |
| Cold room or winter | Warmer weight | More loft and insulation for the coldest Canadian nights. |
Compare weights across our natural fill duvets and fibre fill duvets, or read the full Sleep Guide to match your duvet to your bed.
Duvet FAQs
What is fill power and how do I choose?
Fill power measures the loft and quality of the down. A higher fill power traps more warmth for less weight, giving you a lighter, longer lasting duvet. Look at fill power alongside the warmth level to match a duvet to your room and the season.
What is the difference between a goose down duvet and a feather duvet?
A goose down duvet uses the soft clusters closest to the bird, so it is light, lofty and very warm for its weight. A feather duvet uses feathers, which add structure and weight at a lower price. Many duvets blend the two to balance warmth, weight and value.
Which duvet warmth do I need for each season?
Choose a lightweight duvet for warm rooms and summer, an all season weight for year round use, and a warmer weight for cold rooms and winter. If you only want one, an all season duvet is the safest choice for most Canadian homes.
How do I care for a down or feather duvet?
Use a duvet cover to keep it clean, air it regularly, and wash only as the care label directs, usually on a gentle cycle with a low heat dry. Cared for well, a quality down duvet lasts many years. See our Sleep Guide for more.
Are your duvets made in Canada?
Northern Feather duvets are designed in Canada and built for Canadian nights, from breathable fibre fill to premium goose down.
