Some shoppers say the duvet 'feels thicker' than its lightweight tog would suggest.
Whether we like it or not, autumn is officially here, which means that the weather has been getting a bit chillier and gloomier the past few weeks.
Switching to a thicker duvet is generally recommended by many experts as a method of keeping warm in the colder weather, with a mid-weight 10.5 tog being ideal for the autumn season. Multiple shoppers have praised the Anyday 10.5 Tog Duvet in glowing reviews on the retailer's website, with many impressed with being able to get a "snuggly" duvet for such a "bargain" price.
Fashion deal of the week Denim skirts have proven to be a popular wardrobe staple this year, and one £29.50 number from Marks and Spencer is high in demand. Crafted from a cotton rich-fabric, the Denim Split Front Midi Skirt features a touch of stretch and a trendy split opening in the front that ensures easy movement.
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