12 Best Comforters on Amazon, According to Some V Satisfied Customers

Yes, down comforters can be a liiiiittle pricey, but this one is def worth the splurge (especially if you’re already obsessed with Brooklinen’s dreamy sheet sets). Made with a silky 100 percent cotton sateen shell, this down cluster-filled duvet features a fluffy baffle-box construction and comes in three different warmth levels—though the all-season (made with 700-fill-power Canadian duck down) is best for year-round comfort.

• Shell material: Cotton sateen
• Fill material: Down
• Sizes: Twin/twin XL, full/queen, king/Cal king
• Warmth levels: Lightweight, all-season, or ultra-warm
• Care instructions: Spot clean recommended; dry clean if needed

THE REVIEW: “I’m in love with this Brooklinen comforter!” one tester writes. “It is very light in actual weight but it definitely keeps you warm. I am always cold. Always. And I am still very happy with this comforter. I probably could have gone heavier if I were to choose again but I don’t regret the purchase at all. It is clear that it is made of quality down!”

With over 30,000 five-star reviews, it’s pretty clear that people can’t get enough of this fluffy, breathable option. Stuffed with soft layers of polyfill, the comforter is warm without feeling suffocating, and you’ll love that it’s machine washable and available in tons of different color options. Oh, and did I mention it currently costs less than $50??

• Shell material: Polyester
• Fill material: Polyfill
• Sizes: Twin, twin XL, full, queen, oversized queen, king, oversized king, Cal king
• Warmth level: All-season
• Care instructions: Machine wash in cold water; tumble dry on low heat

THE REVIEW: “This comforter is extremely well made,” one buyer notes. “I was using a thinner down comforter and needed another one. It’s not too thin or thick and is super comfortable. The fabric is very smooth and breathable. I typically sweat in my sleep but haven’t so far with this comforter. Really happy with it and highly recommend!”

If you wanna feel like you’re staying in a five-star hotel every night, you should probs go with this luxe option. Made with a double-brushed poly-cotton-blend cover and available in three different weights, this 750-fill-power goose-down comforter is ridiculously fluffy and soft, and the baffle-box design will keep it from ever bunching up on you. FYI, despite the care instructions, testers claim you can get away with throwing it in the washer and dryer.

• Shell material: Cotton and polyester
• Fill material: Down
• Sizes: Twin, queen, oversized queen, king, oversized king, Cal king, super king
• Warmth levels: Lightweight, all-season, or winter-weight
• Care instructions: Dry clean recommended
  
  

THE REVIEW: As one review reads, “I’ve never owned a quality down comforter before. I’ve tried a couple before this one, and there is no comparison. I feel a little spoiled. I will never go back to the poly-filled comforters. So soft and fluffy. Warm but not hot. I’m just in love with this one!”

Believe it or not, you can get a comforter filled with legit down without spending half your rent, and this bb is proof. Ideal for year-round use, this cloud-like duvet insert (which comes with a silky Egyptian cotton shell) boasts eight corner loops to keep your cover in place, as well as a baffle-box construction to keep the 750-fill-power down evenly distributed. And though dry cleaning is recommended, reviewers say it holds up fine in the wash.

• Shell material: Egyptian cotton
• Fill material: Down
• Sizes: Twin, full, queen, king, Cal king, palatial king
• Warmth level: All-season
• Care instructions: Dry clean recommended

THE REVIEW: “Wow! Amazing quality, especially for the price point,” reads one review. “The warmth is so even. As soon as I opened it, I threw it around to fluff, then put it in the dryer on air dry. A few more fluffs from me, and I put it on my bed. The squares are completely full. 100 percent happy with my purchase.”

For a low-maintenance, all-season comforter that won’t break the bank, you’ll wanna check out this down-alternative option from Buffy. This internet-famous option has a 100 percent eucalyptus lyocell shell that’s soft and cool-to-the-touch, as well as recycled polyester fill that gives it a nice, lofty lewk. The fact that it’s machine washable is just the cherry on top.

• Shell material: Tencel lyocell
• Fill material: Recycled polyester
• Sizes: Twin/twin XL, full/queen, king/Cal king
• Warmth level: All-season
• Care instructions: Machine wash in the gentle cycle with cold water; tumble dry on low heat

THE REVIEW: According to one buyer, “I recently stayed in an Airbnb for the weekend. The cottage had this comforter on the bed, and I fell in love. As soon as I got home, I had to order one for home! It is the most comfortable bedding. I usually switch between hot and cold all night, but this comforter helps to keep me regulated. I have not woken up hot since I got it. I could not recommend more.”

Attn, hot sleepers: You should check out this option from Rest. Complete with a shell made of nylon and spandex that mimics the feel of silk and fluffy (yet breathable) sorona fill, this duvet is seriously good at keeping its chill—plus, it resists wrinkles and pilling and is so easy to clean.

• Shell material: Nylon and spandex
• Fill material: Sorona
• Sizes: Twin/twin XL, full/queen, king/Cal king
• Warmth level: All-season
• Care instructions: Machine wash in cold water; tumble dry on low heat

THE REVIEW: “I am confident that this is the best comforter for hot sleepers out there,” one tester writes. “I’ve put the AC on slightly and it’s just perfect. It has this magical cool feeling that actually cools me down at night! Another huge plus is that it is crazy comfortable. Sooooo smooth and soft. I definitely recommend it for all the hot sleepers out there.”

No matter what kind of sleeper you are, it’s hard to beat this down-alternative option from Sijo. Made with breathable, sustainable eucalyptus fabric, this dreamy duvet somehow feels airy and weighted all at once, and it’s a must for all the hot sleepers out there (as well as anyone who’s in need of a good summer duvet option).

• Shell material: Tencel lyocell
• Fill material: Tencel lyocell
• Sizes: Full/queen, king/Cal king
• Warmth level: Lightweight
• Care instructions: Dry clean recommended

THE REVIEW: As one tester explains, “I wanted a new duvet, as my boyfriend was overheating and sweating every night. This one is perfect. The fabric is very silky-soft, and it’s warm enough for winter without being too hot. Very high-quality with nice packaging— definitely recommend!

Hate a blanket that traps heat? Meet Slumber Cloud’s Lightweight Comforter. This option has an outer shell made of 300-thread-count cotton, and it comes stuffed with NASA-engineered temperature regulation fiberfill (yes, really), which works to regulate heat and moisture as you dream. Truly genius stuff.

• Shell material: Cotton
• Fill material: ClimaDry fiberfill
• Sizes: Twin/twin XL, full/queen, king/Cal king
• Warmth level: Lightweight
• Care instructions: Machine wash in cold water; tumble dry on low heat

THE REVIEW: “I purchased the lightweight Slumber Cloud comforter and it is nothing short of amazing,” one reviewer raves. “If you are tired of waking up hot and sweaty, this is the comforter for you. It is the perfect weight to keep you comfortable all night long! This comforter is extremely well made and easy to care for, as it’s machine washable. I highly recommend purchasing this—but only if you want the best sleep of your life.”

I can personally attest to this comforter being durable as hell—I bought it for my apartment in 2019, and it’s still going strong to this day. I ascribe the longevity to the fact that the quilted design keeps all the floof where it’s supposed to be, even when I throw it in the washing machine. It’s also so much thicker than you’d expect for the price point (and over 90,000 five-star reviewers would agree).

• Shell material: Polyester
• Fill material: Polyester
• Sizes: Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, Cal king
• Warmth level: All-season
• Care instructions: Machine wash in the gentle cycle with cold water; line dry or tumble dry on low heat

THE REVIEW: “The comforter is light, but that also makes it breathable and warm!” reads one review. “I have been impressed with the temperature regulation of the comforter, as I’ve neither woken up from cold or heat. It’s easy to wash and looks and feels great. I think for the price, it’s a fantastic choice.”

Love silk sheets? Then this one’s for you. Made with an organic cotton shell and Mulberry silk filling (which absorbs sweat even better than cotton), this luxurious duvet is both moisture-wicking and temperature-regulating, so it’ll give you the temperature-controlled sleep of your dreams. Plus, it’ll gently contour to your body without ever feeling heavy or overly warm, like the best kind of hug.

• Shell material: Organic cotton
• Fill material: Mulberry silk
• Sizes: Twin XL, queen, king
• Warmth levels: Three-season or all-season
• Care instructions: Air clean or spot clean only

THE REVIEW: “This duvet insert is super soft and comfortable to sleep under,” notes one tester. “I do feel the body-hugging effect, and I slept better the first night using it! The overall craftsmanship and quality is very good. It does have the luxury feel and look. Highly recommend it.”

Though bamboo viscose is denser and heavier than cotton or polyester, it’s also way more breathable, which is why this comforter (made with 100 percent viscose from bamboo inside and out) feels oh-so easy-breezy. Available in two different densities, this bb is breathable and silky with a nice weight for cuddling, making it an ideal choice for hot sleepers and climates.

• Shell material: Bamboo viscose
• Fill material: Bamboo viscose
• Sizes: Full/queen, king/Cal king
• Warmth levels: Lightweight or all-season
• Care instructions: Spot clean recommended; dry clean if needed

THE REVIEW: “I am so glad I found this bamboo comforter!” one buyer writes. “It’s so silky soft and noticed the ‘cool’ feel to it at first touch. Sleeping with it is a dream. It keeps me cool through the night (which I normally wake up hot in the middle of the night). If you’re looking for a luxurious, eco-friendly, and cooling comforter option, look no further—this bamboo comforter is it!”

Sure, wool may seem like something that’ll leave ya drenched in sweat, but it actually has the opposite effect. Alpaca fiber is super-soft and breathable, and this duvet from Ave Maria is great for anyone who wants to sleep cozy without waking up a sweaty mess. It’s also free from lanolin, which makes it hypoallergenic. No itchy eyes here!!

• Shell material: Cotton
• Fill material: Peruvian alpaca wool
• Sizes: Twin/twin XL, full/queen, king
• Warmth level: All-season
• Care instructions: Spot clean only

THE REVIEW: “This is the only alpaca duvet I could find…and it lives up to all my expectations!” one reviewer notes. “It definitely temperature regulates, doesn’t have that lanolin smell, is absolutely hypoallergenic, and ethical (usually alpaca wool is more ethically derived than sheep wool). If you want to get the duvet that checks all the boxes, this is it.”

Even with all the reviews available, it can still feel pretty damn overwhelming to buy a comforter on Amazon. Here are a few pointers to help ya get started:

Choose the right fill

The most common fill options for comforters are down and down-alternative. Regular down filling is typically made with goose or duck feathers, while alternative-down is usually filled with synthetic materials and is often considered hypoallergenic. However! If you’re looking for a natural fill option, you’ll find plenty of down-alternative comforters stuffed with bamboo, eucalyptus, wool, or even silk filling. Since natural fibers tend to be more breathable, you can have the best of both worlds with a super-plush blanket that doesn’t leave you overheated.

Find the right weight

Typically, you can find comforters available in these weight levels: lightweight, heavyweight, or all-season. Lightweight options are great for warmer months and hot sleepers, while heavy comforters are fantastic for colder months and cool sleepers. And all-season duvets are exactly what they sound like—blankets that are suitable for year-round use, thanks to their temperature-regulating fill.

Consider the care instructions

If you get a comforter that’s meant to be put inside a duvet cover, then it typically only needs to get washed every four to six months. Ofc, spills can and do happen, and getting your duvet professionally laundered can be annoying AF. If you have pets or kids (or just happen to be v spill-prone), consider skipping the spot-clean-only or dry-clean-only duvets for something you can easily toss in the wash at home.

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