Some are all about the bass, but were all about the bedding. We are heavily invested in upgrading our sleep setups, which is why sourcing the best comforters is top on our list of priorities. Ahead, we go over some of the top comforters on the market, including both down and down alternatives. Among them, youll find cooling options for hot sleepers, heavyweight picks for cold weather, and eco-friendly comforters made with sustainably sourced materials. For the majority, no dry cleaning is required but a trip through the washer and a tumble dry is always recommended to extend the life of your comforter. (And make sure to tackle tiny spills with a quick spot clean.)Shop Our Top Picks:Best Overall Comforter: Luxome ClimaSense ComforterBest All-Season Comforter: Saatva All-Year Down Alternative ComforterBest Goose Down Comforter: Quince Premium Down ComforterBest Winter Comforter: Tempur-Pedic Down ComforterBest Down Alternative Comforter: Layla Down Alternative ComforterBest Lightweight Comforter: Puffy Deluxe ComforterSoftest Comforter: Boll & Branch Signature Comforter SetBest Cooling Comforter: Buffy Breeze ComforterBest Bamboo Comforter: Cozy Earth ComforterOther Comforters We Love:Or, jump straight to the comforter of your choice if youve been eyeing something in particular:From the best budget option to machine-wash-friendly designs, weve gathered the best comforters out there. And once youve got the perfect comforter? Dive into the best duvet covers, upgrade your bed sheets, or treat yourself to one of our favorite weighted blankets.Note: All prices listed reflect queen-size options.Best Overall Comforter: Luxome ClimaSense ComforterLuxome ClimaSense ComforterKey Product FeaturesFill material: 75% Polyester, 25% 37.5 PolyesterShell material: 80% Cotton, 20% 37.5 PolyesterConstruction: Baffle boxSizes: Full/Queen, King/California KingCare: Spot clean or dry cleanUpsidesDuvet tie loops in all four corners and the center of each side (compared with ties only at the corners)Full, fluffy appearance (even with a duvet cover) that gives the bed a luxurious lookHeavy and plush-feeling without causing heat buildupDownsidesPricier than other non-down comforters on our listNot machine washableWhy should you choose this comforter? The Luxome ClimaSense comforter has it all. To start, it's got the plush, fluffy look of a down comforter without the feathers, which is a win for hot sleepers and those who want vegan bedding. Our tester said it felt soft and heavylike a cotton cocoon. But the weight didn't cause her to overheat, despite being a hot sleeper with night sweats. She said the outer shell is soft-to-the-touch, but she planned to use a duvet cover and appreciated the extra duvet tie loops along the sides of the comforter.Best All-Season Comforter: Saatva All-Year Down Alternative ComforterSaatva All-Year Down Alternative ComforterKey Product FeaturesFill material: Down-alternative fiber and moisture-wicking lyocell fillShell material: Long staple percale cotton shellConstruction: Box quiltingSizes: Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, and King/California KingCare: Machine wash cold on gentle cycle, no bleach, tumble dry on lowUpsidesFluffy look and feel without making your bed look like it's a bubble bathHead or foot labels to help with making the bed or inserting into a duvet coverTruly multi-seasonalgood for hot weather, cold weather, and the in-betweensDownsidesPricey, especially since it doesn't have any down fillOnly corner duvet tie loops instead of all along the perimeterWhy should you choose this comforter? You may know Saatva as the brand behind some of the best mattresses weve tried, but be aware that they make high-quality bedding as well. If youre particularly sensitive to down, this machine-washable, all-season down-alternative comforter is made of 100% hypoallergenic fibers and available in two designs: an all-year fill and a lighter weight option. Sustainable lyocell fill ensures youre warm in the winter months and cool in the summer, while the box quilted design ensures sections of fill stay evenly distributed. Our tester tried the all-year version, and said it felt durable, well-made, and seasonally versatile. She's a hot sleeper, and didn't overheat using this comforter, instead calling it breathable and airy.Best Goose Down Comforter: Quince Premium Down ComforterQuince Luxe Goose Down ComforterKey Product FeaturesFill material: European white goose down (650 fill power)Shell material: 100% cotton sateen shellConstruction: Baffle boxSizes: Twin, Full/Queen, and King/California KingCare: Spot clean or dry cleanUpsidesOffered in three warmths: lightweight, all-season, and ultraGoose down is sustainably sourcedVery affordable compared to similar down comfortersDownsidesNot machine washableOnly corner duvet tie loops instead of all along the perimeterWhy should you choose this comforter? Quince makes some of our favorite bedding, so we think this goose down comforter is also a safe bet for a good nights sleep. Though its available at a fraction of the price compared to similar offerings from other brands, you wont have to sacrifice quality. It's stuffed with European white goose down and available in lightweight, all-season, and ultra warm options. As a down duvet insert, it's designed with double-stitched seams and a baffle box construction to keep its fill fluffy and evenly distributed.Best Winter Comforter: Tempur-Pedic Down ComforterTempur-Pedic Down ComforterKey Product FeaturesFill material: American white down (650 fill power)Shell material: 300 thread count cotton sateenConstruction: Box quiltingSizes: Queen or KingCare: Spot clean or dry cleanUpsidesVery plush, fluffy, luxurious feel and look, even with a duvet coverInsulates heat very wellLight and airy feel, despite being thick and largeDownsidesNot machine washableOnly available in two sizes: queen and kingMost PopularShopping7 Best Floor Lamps to Brighten Your Space in 2024By Nora TaylorShoppingBest Airbnbs Across the United States (2024)By Kristi KelloggArchitecture + DesignThe 11 Most Beautiful Palaces Around the WorldBy Maya Chawla Why should you choose this comforter? Tempur-Pedic is known for its luxury memory foam mattresses, but it also offers ultra-cozy bedding like its down comforter. This thick, warm comforter is made with American white down and cotton sateen, and constructed with box quilting for even fill distribution. Our tester said it using it feels like cozying up under a fluffy cloud. She said it's very squish-able, but stays lofted and fluffy when not in use, giving her bed a regal, hotel-like look. The down kept she and her husband very warmso warm that they would use this comforter only in fall, winter, and early spring.Best Down Alternative Comforter: Layla Down Alternative ComforterLayla Down Alternative ComforterKey Product FeaturesFill material: Cluster Loft down alternative (equivalent to 700 fill power)Shell material: 300 thread count cottonConstruction: Baffle box (hexigon shape)Sizes: Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, King/California KingCare: Machine wash cold and tumble dry lowUpsidesFluffy, lightweight feel helps with airflowHexigon quilting adds an attractive design element for those who don't plan to use a duvet coverAvailable in two colors: white and greyDownsidesMulti-seasonal, but may be too warm for those without a/c in the summerOnly corner duvet loops instead of all along the perimeterWhy should you choose this comforter? The Layla Down Alternative Comforter has the (for lack of a better word) poofy look and feel of real down, but stays much cooler, according to our tester. The lightweight, fluffy feel helps with airflow for those who like to keep things cool, but is also filled enough to stay warm in the winter. The cotton cover feels silky and cool-to-the-touch, and the hexagonal stitching is an attractive detail for those who want to use the comforter without a duvet cover. You can also choose between white and grey, though the corners have loops for a duvet, just in case you want a brighter color on your bed.Best Lightweight Comforter: Puffy Deluxe ComforterPuffy Deluxe ComforterKey Product FeaturesFill material: Cluster Loft down alternative (equivalent to 700 fill power)Shell material: 300 thread count cottonConstruction: Baffle box (hexigon shape)Sizes: Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, King/California KingCare: Machine wash cold and tumble dry lowUpsidesBoxed quilting keeps fill evenly distributed throughout the whole comforterHas an airy, barely there weight and feelStays very warm without being stiflingDownsidesLooks wrinkly, so it's best used with a duvet coverTester said dimensions felt smaller than other comforters she's used (she tried the twin/twin XL size)Most PopularShopping7 Best Floor Lamps to Brighten Your Space in 2024By Nora TaylorShoppingBest Airbnbs Across the United States (2024)By Kristi KelloggArchitecture + DesignThe 11 Most Beautiful Palaces Around the WorldBy Maya Chawla Why should you choose this comforter? Puffy is best known for its memory foam mattresses, but it also offers a collection of cozy sleep accessories. One of our testers tried the Puffy Deluxe Comforter, which has a cotton shell and down alternative fill. The tester is allergic to down, and said the down alternative fill has the same lightweight, puffy (no pun intended) feel of down. The comforter warmed up very quickly and kept her warm all night without causing her to overheat or sweat. She especially liked how lightweight and snuggly the comforter feltshe said it wasn't much heavier than a top sheet and felt soft-to-the-touch. The Puffy Deluxe Comforter is only available in white, and has four corner loops for attaching a duvet cover.Softest Comforter: Boll & Branch Signature Comforter SetComforter SetKey Product FeaturesFill material: Recycled polyesterShell material: 100% organic cottonConstruction: Cotton voile inner lining with hidden quilt stitchingSizes: Use commercial washer and dryer, machine wash cold and tumble dry on low heatCare: Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, King/California KingUpsidesNo duvet cover requiredComes with two decorative shams that match the comforterCover is soft-to-the-touchDownsidesPricey for a non-down comforterRequires commercial washer and dryer (since in-home units will most likely be too small)Why should you choose this comforter? If youre planning to skip out on a duvet cover, consider finding a silky-soft comforter with a punch of color. The Boll & Branch Comforter Set is available in five shades (white, sand, mist, mineral, and sageleaf) and two patterns (sand meadow/marigolds and bluestone meadow/marigolds). In addition to the comforter, the set comes with a pair of matching pillowcases with hidden zipper enclosures. The comforter construction may appear seamless, but there are a bunch of invisible stitches to help keep the recycled polyester fill material stuck in place. The best part? Youll never have to wrangle this comforter into a duvet cover.Best Cooling Comforter: Buffy Breeze ComforterBuffy Breeze ComforterSee all of the above benefits of the Buffy supply chain, and add to the list the fact that the Breeze is crafted for a cooler comforter experience and made of 100% eucalyptus.Key Product FeaturesFill material: TENCEL eucalyptus lyocell fiberShell material: 300 thread count TENCEL eucalyptus lyocellConstruction: Wavy quilting from head to footSizes: Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, and King/California KingCare: Spot clean or dry clean, duvet cover recommendedUpsidesFully biodegradable and compostableLightweight and airyBreathable, soft shellDownsidesNot machine washableNot warm enough for cold sleepersMost PopularShopping7 Best Floor Lamps to Brighten Your Space in 2024By Nora TaylorShoppingBest Airbnbs Across the United States (2024)By Kristi KelloggArchitecture + DesignThe 11 Most Beautiful Palaces Around the WorldBy Maya Chawla Why should you choose this comforter? Looking for something more lightweight and, well, breezy? Then look to the Breeze. Its perfect for warm weather, or for anyone whos a hot sleeper in general. This cooling comforters down-alternative fill has a fill power equivalent of 600. The lighter fill will keep you cool and comfy all night long. Like the original Buffy Comforter, it has loops in every corner, so it can be used interchangeably as a comforter or duvet insert.Best Bamboo Comforter: Cozy Earth ComforterCozy Earth ComforterKey Product FeaturesFill material: Bamboo viscose, silk, or down alternative (you choose one)Shell material: Bamboo viscose, silk, or 60% Cotton/40% Polyester blend (in the down alternative version)Construction: Baffle box (bamboo viscose and down alternative versions only)Sizes: Twin, Full/Queen, KingCare: Bamboo viscose version or silk versionspot clean or dry clean only, down alternative versionmachine wash cold and tumble dry low or hang dry (though dry cleaning is recommended)UpsidesThree fabric options, two of which have fill options (the bamboo viscose and silk versions are available with standard or extra fill)Fabrics are breathable, moisture-wicking, and soft-to-the-touchComes packaged in a cute, reusable duffel bagDownsidesNo California King size availableDry cleaning only or strongly suggested (depending on the version)Why should you choose this comforter? Cozy Earth, also beloved for their bamboo sleepwear, makes an exceptionally snuggly comforter offered in three fabric options: 100% bamboo viscose, 100% silk, or down alternative with a cotton/polyester shell. We tested the bamboo viscose version with standard fill, and our tester loved it. She said it was lightweight, buttery soft, and cool to touch. Despite the airiness of the comforter and the cool, moisture-wicking fabric, she stayed at a comfortable temperature while sleeping. Those who need extra warmth may want the extra fill. All of the three versions work as duvet inserts thanks to corner anchor loops.Brooklinen Down ComforterBrooklinen Down ComforterKey Product FeaturesFill material: Natural down clusters and feathers (650, 700, or 750 fill power)Shell material: 100% cotton sateenConstruction: Baffle boxSizes: Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, and King/California KingCare: Spot clean or dry cleanUpsidesAvailable in three fill levels: lightweight, all-season, and ultra-warmBox quilting keeps fill evenly distributedDown is ethically sourced from Hutterite Farms in CanadaDownsidesComforter isn't machine washable$9.95 fee for returnsMost PopularShopping7 Best Floor Lamps to Brighten Your Space in 2024By Nora TaylorShoppingBest Airbnbs Across the United States (2024)By Kristi KelloggArchitecture + DesignThe 11 Most Beautiful Palaces Around the WorldBy Maya Chawla Why should you choose this comforter? Were big fans of Brooklinentheir high-quality bedding never disappoints, and their down comforter is no exception. It comes in three varieties: lightweight (650 fill power), all-season (700 fill power), and ultra-warm (750 fill power). The hypoallergenic, antimicrobial comforter features corner loops, should you want to use it as a duvet cover instead.Buffy Cloud ComforterBuffy Cloud ComforterKey Product FeaturesFill material: 100% recycled down alternative (equivalent to 700 fill power)Shell material: 300 thread count sateen weave TENCEL lyocell shellConstruction: Quilted for even fill distributionSizes: Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, and King/California KingCare: Machine wash cold and machine dry or air dry (commercial washer and dryer are best)UpsidesOffered in 11 colors: white, slate blue, porcelain, heirloom silver, bone grey, french clay, rose clay, cherry petal, almond milk, fossil grey, strataRelatively affordable down alternative comforter optionCan be used alone or with a duvet (there are corner loops)DownsidesCommercial washer and dryer recommendedMay get wrinkly if left bunched up during the dayWhy should you choose this comforter? The Buffy Cloud Comforter is a favorite among AD editors and readers, and it receives high praise both as a traditional comforter and duvet insert (it has corner loops to accommodate duvet inserts). Its an all-season style that is designed to be used year-round. Alternative down fills (like this one) dont typically list a fill power, but a Buffy rep told us this has a fill power of equivalent of 700. It feels similar to the Boll & Branch Comforter, but is much more affordable.West Elm Silky Tencel Plush ComforterSilky TENCEL Plush Comforter & ShamsKey Product FeaturesFill material: 100% recycled polyesterShell material: 320 thread count Tencel LyocellConstruction: Channel stitchedSizes: Full/Queen and King/California KingCare: Machine wash warm and tumble dryUpsidesAvailable in eight colors: white, sand, frost gray, slate, dark olive, elm, stormy blue, terracottaMatching shams can be purchased separately to complete the lookEco-friendly materials, including recycled polyester and sustainably sourced Tencel lyocell from hardwood forestsDownsidesNo Twin/Twin XL size availableNo loops or ties for a duvet cover (it's meant to be used alone)Most PopularShopping7 Best Floor Lamps to Brighten Your Space in 2024By Nora Taylor