Matching TOG to Room Temperature
Choosing the correct TOG depends entirely on the ambient temperature of your child's room, not the season or the outside weather.
The TOG rating is a standardized measurement of thermal resistance, or how effectively a textile product traps heat. Essentially, the higher the TOG number, the warmer the sleepwear is.
You can't determine warmth just by feeling a fabric. A thick fleece might feel warm, but a thin, high-tech fiber (like a Merino wool blend) might have a higher TOG rating because its structure traps heat more efficiently. The TOG system eliminates this guesswork, giving you a precise, quantifiable measure of insulation.
Safety First: Using the correct TOG for the room temperature is a key recommendation from pediatric safety experts to prevent overheating, a known risk factor for SIDS.
Consistency: It ensures a comfortable, consistent temperature for your baby, reducing night wakings caused by being too hot or too cold.
Choosing the correct TOG depends entirely on the ambient temperature of your child's room, not the season or the outside weather.
The airy 0.5 TOG sleeping bags/sleep suits are perfectly suited for hot summer days with temperatures above 23°C. To prevent unnecessary sweating, a light bodysuit underneath is sufficient.
The light 1.0 TOG sleeping bags/sleep suits are perfect for room temperatures between 21-24°C. Depending on the warmth and your baby's preference, simply a short or long-sleeved bodysuit underneath will be sufficient.
You can use our super soft and padded 1.5 TOG sleeping bags/sleep suits in temperatures ranging from 19-22°C. They're particularly well suited for the season change. For extra warmth, pair with a long or short-sleeved bodysuit.
Perfect for temperatures from 15-20°C (60-68°F), our delightfully soft and padded 2.5 TOG sleeping bags / sleep suits are excellent for cooler weather. Layer with a long or short-sleeved bodysuit or pajamas for added warmth.
The extra thickly padded 3.5 TOG sleeping bags/sleep suits are used for cold temperatures of 10-16°C. With pajamas underneath, your baby will stay wonderfully warm.