advice on lightweight winter duvets

Does anyone know of a really lightweight duvet of around 13 tog - one that weighs about 1kg? Hardly any of the manufacturers publish the weights of their duvets and I don't want to buy yet another which is too heavy for me! My current one weighs 3kgs. Thanks everyone!

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  • Generally, the lightest duvets are down, followed by down and feather. They should last longer than man-made, ten years or so.

    When I buy a down duvet, I look for those that are made by ethical, cruelty free methods. 

    Microfibre duvets are the lightest synthetic filled duvets and the filling would be the closest in feel to replicating natural down filling. The negative thing is they don’t regulate body heat. Some of the other types of synthetic filled duvet might be heavier, but they might regulate body heat better than microfibre.

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  • Generally, the lightest duvets are down, followed by down and feather. They should last longer than man-made, ten years or so.

    When I buy a down duvet, I look for those that are made by ethical, cruelty free methods. 

    Microfibre duvets are the lightest synthetic filled duvets and the filling would be the closest in feel to replicating natural down filling. The negative thing is they don’t regulate body heat. Some of the other types of synthetic filled duvet might be heavier, but they might regulate body heat better than microfibre.

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