Goose Down Duvets

If you love the light, airy comfort of natural down, this 10.5 tog goose duvet offers a beautifully indulgent way to unwind at the end of the day. With 85 per cent goose down blended with 15 per cent feather, it delivers a soft, cloud-like loft that surrounds you in gentle warmth without feeling heavy. The cotton cover, finished with neat piping and an elegant box pattern, helps the filling stay evenly positioned so every part of the bed feels snug and inviting. It’s an ideal choice when you want a luxurious, hotel-inspired feel in your own bedroom. Browse our duvet collection to find more styles you’ll love.

Key Benefits

• Made with a luxurious blend of 85% goose down and 15% goose feathers, giving you a wonderfully soft, warm, and cloud-like feel as you sleep.

• Wrapped in a smooth, piped cotton cover that feels gentle and breathable while adding a touch of premium quality.

• Box construction keeps the filling evenly spread, so you enjoy consistent warmth without any cold spots during the night.

•  A perfect choice if you want hotel-level comfort at home, bringing a touch of luxury to your everyday bedding.

•  Ideal for anyone who loves the light, fluffy comfort of natural down and wants a truly indulgent sleep experience.

FAQs

Why is Goose Down more expensive than Duck Down, and what are the benefits?

Goose down clusters are typically larger and have higher fill power than duck down, which means they trap more air for the same weight of filling. Our goose down duvet uses an 85% goose down, 15% goose feather blend with a 610 fill power, giving a very warm yet light, cloud-like feel. You are paying for greater warmth-to-weight, softer loft, and a more luxurious drape than a standard duck feather and down duvet.

Is this the lightest option for people who dislike heavy duvets?

Within our natural range, goose down is the lightest way to achieve a given warmth level. Because the down clusters are so efficient at trapping air, our 10.5 tog goose down duvet feels noticeably lighter on the body than an equivalent duck feather and down or synthetic duvet, while still feeling cosy. If you want maximum warmth with minimal weight, goose down is the standout option.

How long will a Goose Down duvet typically last?

With proper care, a high-quality goose down duvet can last well over 10 years, often significantly longer, and maintain its comfort and insulation better than many synthetic alternatives. Using a duvet cover, washing only as needed according to the care label, and ensuring thorough drying will all help you get the most extended life from your Richard Haworth goose down duvet.

With washing, we recommend taking your duvet to a dry cleaner’s or launderette, as their larger machines and gentler programmes are better suited to down-filled bedding, helping preserve loft, prevent damage and ensure the duvet dries thoroughly for a longer lifespan.

Are the feathers ethically sourced and RDS certified?

Our goose down and feathers are sourced through responsible supply chains consistent with Richard Haworth’s wider commitments to ethical and sustainable production, including ISO 14001 and recognised social responsibility programmes. At present, these duvets are not promoted as carrying the Responsible Down Standard (RDS) certification, so you should not expect to see an RDS logo on the product. If RDS or other specific certifications are critical for you, please speak to us for the latest information on our ranges.

Will this be too warm for a modern, well-insulated home?

Our goose down duvet at 10.5 tog is designed as a versatile, mid-weight option that suits most UK bedrooms for much of the year. In a very warm, well-insulated home or for naturally hot sleepers, it may feel generous in the height of summer, in which case you prefer to pair it with a lighter-tog option for the hottest nights. For autumn, winter and cooler spring evenings, it provides a luxurious, comfortably warm feel without the weight of a heavier tog or denser filling.