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Sleep well in winter: here are our tips

CelineNovember 30, 2022
Celine
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We know that winter comes when night falls earlier and temperatures drop. With the cold and the lack of vitamin D, winter is a season that draws heavily on our resources. To stay in shape, there's nothing better than a good night's sleep. Discover our tips for sleeping well in winter and enjoying restful and peaceful nights.

Eat light!

Winter often means tartiflette, fondue or raclette. Although these dishes are delicious, they are also very heavy to digest in the evening. To prevent your digestion from disrupting your sleep, choose a light and balanced dinner.

Adopt a routine before bed

Before sleeping, establish a regular routine. Set fixed bedtimes and wake-up times to regulate your rhythm. Leave screens aside and focus on reading to help you fall asleep.

Heat the bedroom to the right temperature to sleep better

We like to warm up in winter, but an overheated room is detrimental to sleep. ADEME recommends an ideal temperature between 17 and 19°C. This helps you fall asleep, limits nighttime awakenings and reduces your energy bill.

Invest in a good duvet for winter

Good equipment is essential for sleeping comfortably. Down duvets offer lightness and warmth, while wool regulates humidity and radiates gentle warmth. Choose a duvet with the right weight to spend peaceful nights.

Use essential oils

To relax before sleeping, a drop of lavender essential oil on the pillow can help. Its soothing properties make it easier to fall asleep and promote deeper sleep.

Sleep warm this winter

Choose a natural duvet that combines warmth and lightness. Fluffy down or breathable wool, find the comfort that suits you. Night after night, stay well wrapped.

Discover our winter duvets

FAQs

What weight of duvet should you choose to stay warm in winter?
For a cool bedroom, choose a weight of 300–450 g/m² down or 400–500 g/m² wool. For a temperate room, a lighter weight is sufficient. 4-season duvets offer a modular solution.
Down or wool duvet: which offers the best thermal comfort in winter?
Down offers warmth and lightness thanks to its loft, while wool regulates humidity and diffuses gentle warmth. Choose according to your needs: nuage warmth or breathable comfort.
Do lavender essential oils really help you fall asleep?
True lavender has relaxing properties that help you fall asleep. Use a drop on a tissue or diffused before bedtime, respecting the usual precautions.
Does eating light in the evening improve falling asleep during winter?
A heavy meal slows down digestion and disrupts sleep. Choose a light and balanced dinner, and leave 2 to 3 hours between the meal and bedtime.
How to avoid sweating under a warm duvet in winter?
Choose breathable materials like cotton and wool. Keep the room between 17 and 19°C and choose natural fiber pajamas. 4-season duvets also help regulate heat.
Does turning the heating to 19°C at night disrupt sleep?
Most sleepers rest best between 16 and 19°C. If 19°C seems too hot for you, lower the thermostat slightly or opt for a lighter duvet.

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Specializing in textiles since 2008, I worked for several French clothing brands in Paris and Strasbourg before joining Maison de la Soie in 2020. I take care of the editorial and visual content of the site, supervise the creation of blog articles, participate in the addition of new products and manage social networks and partnerships.


Celine – Web Editorial Manager

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