Last Updated on June 7, 2023 By Connie Hack

Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool Duvet Review

Want a durable, hypoallergenic and warm duvet? Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool duvet is going to be your first pick!

It's not every day you stumble upon an all-natural duvet that carries Allergy UK's seal of approval. So, of course, we had to provide you with a Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool Duvet review!

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Who is Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool Duvet for?

The warmest duvet of the Wool Room Chatsworth collection, the wool duvet is a perfect option for people who often feel cold at night or struggle to keep warm during winter. Overall, it's a great choice for:

• Cold-sleepers
• Allergy-sufferers
• Folks that prefer a cold bedroom.

What do we use this product for?

Everyone knows that you'd use a duvet to snuggle and get a great night's sleep. But this one in particular brings a bit more to the table. We can use to:

• Cold-sleepers
• Allergy-sufferers
• Folks that prefer a cold bedroom.

Features you should know about Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool Duvet

We've mentioned briefly that this duvet is not your ordinary duvet. Here's what we meant by that.

Review of Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool Duvet?

So, we've established that Chatsworth Wool Duvet is great for people who suffer from allergies or respiratory issues and that it's also a fantastic choice for those sleeping cold. Or, at least that's what the main features are all about. Now, let's talk performance.

First up, the unbleached 200TC organic cotton cover feels great. It isn't anything super special, but then again, these aren't separate sheets and duvet covers, so you can't quite expect 300 threads woven into an inch.

One thing that you'll notice straight away is how snuggly, yet light the duvet feels. The 100% wool filling definitely contributes to that. And, when we say “light”, we don't mean it in the most literal sense as this duvet can reach almost 10 pounds, but it really feels like you're not being weighed down by a lot of material.

As we've mentioned, this duvet is quite warm, but not too toasty. The fully traceable soft British Wool brings a lot to the plate in terms of temperature regulation, so you won't wake up feeling like you're in a sauna. To be fair, once you snuggle underneath you will feel like it might get too hot, but you'll soon feel the duvet adjust to your body's temperature, keeping you nice and cosy.

Other than that, it was a good duvet. The wool filling stayed in place and didn't shift around and we didn't have any issues with it being lumpy. The weight was really well-distributed, so we can assure you it won't feel heavy in places and empty in others, and it also won't slip down from the bed during the night..

Of course, the duvet is not without its drawbacks. While it is very temperature regulating, that doesn't mean it won't make you sweat if you tend to get hot at night or if you try and use this year-round. But, that one's kind of a given, isn't it?

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What we like about Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool Duvet

If you don't end up enjoying this duvet, you have a 30-night trial to fall back on
A very well-made product built to last for many nights. To add a few more to the tally, we don't advise tumble drying A hypoallergenic duvet like this should help you sleep sniffle and sneeze-free.

What we didn’t like about Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool Duvet

The price tag will definitely chase some potential customers away
It looks thin and cold. Thankfully, that's just how it looks
You won't be able to sleep under this one if you prefer a warm bedroom.

The common problems with Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool Duvet & how to solve them

One thing to note is that this one does not come with a duvet cover or a removable outer cover, and while it is absolutely fine to wash this duvet on a delicate cycle in your machine if you're looking for an extra layer of protection from stains or just regular wear and tear, you might want to consider getting a duvet cover.
It's an inexpensive way to prolong the life of your duvet, and we truly feel like you should do it.

Check the alternatives to Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool Duvet?

There aren't many duvets that are similar or comparable to this one, but that's a good thing. If you'd like to stay away from natural materials (maybe you're vegan and you don't care for using wool), we have an alternative for you.

OTTY Deluxe Microfibre Duvet

OTTY Deluxe Microfibre duvet is a great alternative to the Chatsworth Collection Wool Duvet. It is made of synthetic materials, so it is vegan-friendly and does not contain any wool.
It is also lightweight and breathable, well, more than the Chatsworth.

Still slightly heavier and warmer for the summer though. After all, you are looking at a 13.5 TOG duvet.

Overall, the OTTY Deluxe Microfibre Duvet is a great duvet, and not just for those looking for a good alternative to the Chatsworth Collection Wool Duvet.

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What makes this product better than some other similar ones?

Well, if there's one thing that makes the Chatsworth Wool Duvet better than similar products it's the Allergy UK certificate. While wool is naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites, no other wool duvet on the UK market is proud to boast an Allergy UK certificate, so you know Chatsworth Wool Duvet is good for people with allergies.

How did we test the product?

We take our inspection and testing process very seriously. And, while the process itself sometimes seems “simple” – it's not. It's just well-thought-out and done numerous times.

Here's how we go about testing duvets:

• Visual inspection
• Hands-on inspection
• Measured tests.

For greater clarity, this is how we test the durability of a duvet:

• Examine the duvet to determine if it tears easily
• Wash the duvet to see if the fabric shrinks or bleeds colour or if the fillings clump or bunch
• Thoroughly shake the duvet to check filling distribution, responsiveness, and how well it retains or regains shape.
• Perform a stress test to see if the fabric can withstand wear and tear of long-term use.

Is Chatsworth Collection Washable Wool Duvet eco-friendly or sustainable?

In terms of eco-friendliness and sustainability, the verdict is good.

Wool is a sustainable fibre. It's easy to produce, it's renewable, it's biodegradable, and if sheared correctly, it's even kind to sheep.

Eco-friendliness depends on sheep farms though. Thankfully, in this case, the wool is “grown” at the Chatsworth Estate, which is home to carefree, well-taken-care-of sheep.

What's not so great is the cotton. While it is organic and good for the end user, cotton production is not good for the planet itself, because it requires a lot of water.

To conclude, the Chatsworth Collection Wool Duvet is a good, eco-friendly and sustainable product, but there's always room for improvement.

Overall impressions of the product after the testing

All in all, this is a very good product. There were no visual signs of wear and tear after the testing, and the duvet held up well to both the washing machine and the dryer. The fillings didn't bunch up or clump, and they were evenly distributed throughout the duvet.

Manufacturing claims were nothing short of the truth, and we were very happy with how it performed.
To summarise, we believe that the Chatsworth Collection Wool Duvet is a super-quality product and would recommend it to anyone in the market for comfortable sleep and a new, warm winter duvet.

A 9 out of 10!

About the author

Connie Hack

As someone who is a combination sleeper, I have found it difficult to get products to suit my sleep style. So, I am always on the lookout for new products to try and have tested my fair share of sleep essentials to make sure you can have the best night’s sleep.