Beyond that, the Silentnight Airmax is machine washable at 40°C, and you can put it in the tumble drier, making it a practical choice for busy families. Also note that it's hypoallergenic, making it a good duvet for allergies or respiratory ailments. These do a great job in adding volume and heft, and providing a degree of temperature regulation, making this duvet excellent value overall. We would heartily recommend it for anyone looking for a good quality duvet at a reasonable price. Silentnight Airflow duvet review: Alternatives to consider A great alternative to the Silentnight Airflow duvet is the Nectar Duvet. They're pretty similar in make-up and price, and the Nectar Duvet is brilliantly lightweight and breathable. It could a little warmer but we're big fans of this duvet from Nectar. We wouldn't necessarily echo Silentnight's claim that's it an 'all season' duvet. But there's certainly a degree of temperature regulation that means it's suitable for more than one season. Without the innovative airflow system, this would be a standard duvet, made with standard materials, and sold at a standard price with standard terms and conditions. Nothing, in short, to write home about. But the addition of the well-constructed air-mesh walls raises the duvet to next-level status.

Silentnight duvets can be delivered to the UK mainland and Northern Ireland only, and come with a five-year manufacturer’s guarantee. On average, products can be delivered from 10 days. Deliveries take place from Monday to Friday, 8am-7pm. If there is no one to accept delivery, a card will be left to allow delivery to be re-arranged. Silentnight Airflow duvet review: verdict