Henrietta Lilley

Sleep is vitally important for our wellbeing and the bedding we use can make a big impact on how restul that sleep can be. Find out how giving your loved one a gorgeous, individually handcrafted British wool duvet can help to improve their sleep over the festive period and beyond.

Those of us who head off to catch some winter sun - either over the festive period or in the next few months - will know that longer flights often lead to jet lag. We've put some tips together to help with some of the symptoms, so read on to find out more.

At Devon Duvets we love British wool and are committed to supporting our hard working sheep farmers. But did you know that Britian is one of the largest wool producers in the world? Read our blog to discover 5 facts about British wool.

Although caffeine can help boost our energy, it can also affect our sleep, especially if we consume too many caffeinated drinks during the day and late into the evening. Read on to find out more about how caffeine can impact our sleep...and what steps to take to reduce your caffeine intake and help to achieve a more peaceful slumber.

We've been individually handcrafting beautiful British wool duvets for over 15 years and gathered several awards along the way. So, we're delighted to have been given another - 'Best Winter Duvet' in the Independent's Best Duvets 2023 Indie Awards. 

We created the UK’s very first 100% British made, 100% British wool duvet 15 years ago, and we’re proud to say that nobody makes a wool duvet quite like us! Read our blog to find out what makes our wool duvets unique.

We're both delighted and proud to launch our new Rare Breeds range of duvets. These duvets are made with beautiful fleeces from Devon Closewool sheep and you can read more about the story behind this new range in our blog.

Wool is an incredible natural and sustainable fibre, that's temperature regulating and hypoallergenic. That's why we we use it to craft our award-winning duvets. Read our blog to find out more about wonderful wool.

Waking up several times during the night will really affect the quality of your sleep. Although there are a few reasons for waking during the night, one of them is a crash in your blood sugar levels. Read on to find out more about how to stabilise your blood sugar levels during the night and day.

At Devon Duvets, we’re not just committed to sustainability but also in ensuring our activities contribute to a ‘circular economy’. In our blog, we explain how we strive to bring the two together for a better future for our planet.