The question In 1689, British diplomat Paul Rycaut visited Hamburg and slept under an early version of a duvet. Rycaut was so thrilled by it, he sent bags of eiderdown to various friends in England, with instructions on how to build their own. Sadly, it didn’t stick; duvets didn’t catch on in the UK until 1964, when Terence Conran started flogging them in Habitat. Now, though, they’re everywhere. But when stores like John Lewis sell duvets from £25 right up to £12,460, which is best to buy?
The basics 40 testers from Which? rated a total of 24 king-size duvets. The
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