The duvet performed well on all our tests, it just didn’t excel in any particular area. The most notable downsides are its high price-it’s among the most expensive comforters we tested-and propensity for wrinkling. We managed to rub the liquids in to create stains, and they both came out easily when we put the comforter through the wash. The shell doesn’t absorb liquid readily-in fact, soda and juice beaded up on the surface during our stain testing. It isn’t the softest fabric ever, but it wasn’t unpleasant. This insert has a breathable, 300 thread count all-cotton shell with gray piping around the edges. With 650 fill power, Responsible Down Standard-certified North American down, it offers a pillowy, toasty sensation, even on the coldest winter nights. If you love super lofty comforters, the Tuft & Needle Down Duvet Insert will feel like heaven.
Sizes: Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, King/California King. Material: Cotton shell with duck down fill. It does a great job repelling liquids, but should it get dirty, the comforter is machine-washable, which is rare for down-filled options. The comforter also is somewhat prone to wrinkles. If you choose to use a duvet cover, this comforter comes with corner loops to help keep it in place. The exterior of the Hotel Alberta Comforter isn’t rough, but it isn’t the softest, either. Plus, the baffle-box construction helps to keep the fill evenly distributed. Not too heavy or too light, it likely would be ideal for all-season use. This comforter is good for someone who needs more warmth than a lightweight blanket, but doesn’t fend off frigid weather. This gives it a moderate amount of loft and warmth, so it's cushy when you snuggle into it. This high-end down comforter’s lofty fill makes it feel comfortable and luxurious, like sleeping under a luxurious cloud.Īvailable in light, medium, and extra warmth, we tested the middle option, which has 600 fill power duck down. The Company Store Legends Hotel Alberta Comforter, while expensive, is worth every penny. Care: Machine washable and dryer safe can dry clean. Sizes: Twin, Full, Queen, King/California King. Material: Combed cotton sateen shell with duck down fill. If you don’t like the comforter’s colors, you can always put a duvet cover on it, which stays in place by fastening the eight loops-(four on the corners and four at the midpoint of each side. But at its current price, replacing it every few years could still cost you less than buying a higher-end comforter.Ī reversible comforter, the gray of Linenspa we tested had a noticeably blue undertone, while it looks more neutral in its online pictures. We noticed some loose threads along the seams from the get-go, so longevity could be questionable. Where the Linenspa lacks, however, is its stitching quality. It’s machine-washable, emerging wrinkle- and clump-free from the dryer. It’s warm, but hot sleepers will find that the Linenspa’s moisture-wicking abilities can help them get a cool, easy sleep all night long.ĭuring testing, we found that stains were easy to remove-they came out quickly with minimal scrubbing. The Linenspa All-Season White Down Alternative Quilted Comforter, with a brushed microfiber exterior, feels great to sleep under, even without a duvet cover. Sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, Oversized Queen, King, Oversized King, California King. Material: Brushed microfiber shell with polyester down alternative fill. It’s one of the least expensive we’ve tested, but it’s incredibly warm, velvety soft, and filled with a hypoallergenic down alternative that stays in place, thanks to its baffle-box construction. 
The best comforter we’ve found is the Linenspa All-Season Down Alternative Quilted Comforter From their warmth, to the fabric shell’s softness, to the overall construction, we thought about everything.
Our team of sleep experts has slept under dozens of top-rated comforters and duvets, testing them for quality and how they felt while sleeping. It should be a joy to sleep under, warm but not too warm, soft and cozy, while also being well-made, machine washable and wrinkle resistant.Ī great comforter can take your sleeping experience to the next level, but a bad one can make for a terrible night’s sleep-even if you have the best mattress money can buy and a great pair of sheets. Written by Camryn Rabideau, Lindsey Vickers, and Jamie Uedaįinding the best comforter for your bed isn’t always easy.
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