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- Breathable and temperature regulating
- Machine washable
- High quality finish
- Expensive
I’ve tested plenty of duvets that I’ve really enjoyed sleeping under, but since testing the Woolroom 3-in-1 duvet, this is the one I keep coming back to. It’s temperature regulating to suit both hot and cool sleepers and – being made up of several duvets in one customisable package – it offers all-year round versatility.
However, this isn’t a duvet to buy if you’re on a tight budget. With the double All Seasons duvet I tested costing £390, it’s a substantial investment. Is it worth the money? I tested it to find out.
Woolroom Deluxe Washable 3-in-1 Wool Duvet: What do you get for the money?
The 3-in-1 All Seasons Woolroom Deluxe Washable duvet is made from traceable British wool with an unbleached 200 thread count organic percale cotton cover. It’s made up of a light duvet (2-5 tog, with a filling weight of 200gsm) and a medium duvet (7-10 tog, 350gsm) that can be used individually or fastened together with poppers to make one warm (11-15 tog) duvet.
Woolroom’s duvets are hypoallergenic and, according to the brand, are the only wool duvets to hold the Allergy UK Seal of Approval. They’re also OEKO TEX 100 Standard certified. As its name suggests, the Deluxe Washable Wool duvets can be machine washed on a delicate wool cycle at up to 40°C, with a spin speed lower than 800RPM. However, it cannot be tumble dried and I’d recommend waiting for a sunny day to dry it on the line. Alternatively, the duvets can also be dry cleaned.
The 3-in-1 duvet sits in the middle of the brand’s duvets, between a cheaper Classic, non-washable option and a more expensive Organic range. Available in five sizes, prices start at £315 for a single, rising to £390 for a double, £440 for a king, £495 for a super king and £630 for an emperor. At the time of writing, Woolroom is offering 30% off the price of all duvets, which reduces the price considerably. If you can hold out for a sale, I’d recommend it.
The light, medium and warm duvets are also available to buy individually, with prices ranging from £155 to £390. These are some of the more expensive duvets on the market, although a double White Company Hungarian Goose Down duvet is comparable at £330 for a 10.5 tog double. There are also cheaper all seasons options available, such as the Soak & Sleep Soft As Down All Seasons duvet at £119 (double), but this is made from polyester with a cotton cover.
The Deluxe Washable duvet comes with a 30-night sleep trial, during which you can return it for free and get a full refund if you decide it’s not for you. This is a perk that we see regularly offered with bed-in-a-box mattresses, but it’s not as common for bedding such as duvets.
Until October 2026, Woolroom is offering customers 60 nights to try out its bedding, rather than the usual 30. This is in recognition of a study carried out by Bangor University, which “revealed that wool is the ultimate fibre for temperature regulation and moisture management while we sleep”.
What did we like?
The Woolroom Deluxe Washable 3-in-1 Wool duvet arrives neatly packed in a smart cotton bag and the first thing you’ll probably notice, particularly if you’ve been sleeping on a down or down-alternative duvet, is that the duvets look a little thinner and slightly ‘flat’. With unbleached cotton as the cover, they also have a slightly off-white colour.
But don’t be fooled by the slightly thinner presentation – the Woolroom duvet does a fantastic job of keeping your temperature regulated throughout the night. A small confession: I already own a Woolroom Deluxe duvet, the warm variant that equates to an 11-14 tog rating: it’s fantastic on cold winter nights. But as I tested the 3-in-1 during a milder period, I started with the medium 7-10 tog duvet. Wool is, of course, known to have fantastic insulating properties and I felt comfortable and snuggly all night. My husband, who is the hot sleeper in the family, also loved the wool duvets, never feeling too warm or clammy, which can be the case with some synthetic duvets.
I found the Woolroom duvets completely silent: there were no rustling noises at all and the fact that it’s slightly thinner means you won’t end up feeling trapped under a great weight of duvet.
Thanks to plenty of poppers along the sides of the duvet, it’s also easy to attach the individual duvets together, as well as fitting them both into a duvet cover.
What could be improved?
There really isn’t much to dislike about the Woolroom Deluxe Washable 3-in-1 Wool duvet. As I’ve already mentioned, they aren’t cheap and you do need to decide if you can justify forking out that much money. But I suspect these duvets will long outlive many of their cheaper rivals, provided they’re cared for properly, which means the cost may well average out over time.
If I’m being incredibly picky, the rounded corners of the duvet can make it a little bit fiddlier to fit it into a duvet cover. But this really is a trivial complaint.
Should you buy the Woolroom Deluxe Washable 3-in-1 Wool Duvet?
The short answer is yes. Woolroom’s Deluxe Washable Wool Duvet is comfortable, breathable, beautifully made and feels fantastic.
It definitely earns its five stars and Best Buy award, and I can’t think of anyone who won’t get on with this duvet. If you can afford it, it’s well worth the investment.
