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10 Best Comforters for Hot Sleepers That'll Help You Stay Cool All Night
Because you deserve a cooler night's sleep.
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Have you ever woken up in the middle of the night drenched in sweat? If this kind of thing happens to you year-round—no matter the temperature in your bedroom—you're probably what experts call a "hot sleeper," or someone who tends to feel uncomfortably warm at night while trying to sleep. The good news is that there are plenty of changes you can make to your bedding to help you achieve a more comfortable night's sleep, including buying a set of cooling sheets and one of the best comforters for hot sleepers.
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Now, it may seem counterintuitive for someone who sleeps hot to even buy a comforter in the first place. But doesn't everyone love to snuggle up in bed with a big, fluffy blanket? And even if you don't run hot, chances are you'll want something comfy but cooling for the hotter months of the year. The trick either way is simply to choose a lightweight option made from breathable, natural fabrics like cotton, bamboo, or eucalyptus. To help you find the perfect comforter for you, we've rounded up the top ten cooling comforters, as recommended by thousands of online reviewers.
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SlumberCloud Lightweight Comforter
Pros
- 60-day trial
- Free shipping
Cons
- Only 1/4-inch thick
This lightweight option uses NASA-approved technology to regulate heat and moisture while you sleep. It's made of 100% cotton on the outside with a down alternative fiber on the inside. It's also machine washable! If it's good enough for the astronauts, it's good enough for us, right?
Linenspa All-Season White Down Alternative Comforter
Pros
- Affordable
- Machine washable
Cons
- Sizes may run small
More than 120,000 Amazon reviewers swear by this microfiber comforter, which is made with a hypoallergenic down alternative microfiber fill. Try it without a duvet cover for an even airer feel, though it has built-in side loops to keep the cover on straight if you prefer one.
Buffy Breeze Comforter
Pros
- Machine washable
- Sustainable fibers
Cons
- Expensive
Buffy's Breeze Comforter is made from soft, 100% Eucalyptus Lyocell that's cool to the touch and temperature regulating. The stitching design not only looks nice, but it also helps conform to your body movements, too. One reviewer boldly declared that it "could save your marriage!" 😂
Bare Home Reversible Queen Comforter
Pros
- Affordable
- 30 day trial
Cons
- Limited light color options
This hypoallergenic comforter is made with super soft microfiber and filled with a breathable, plush polyfill. Plus, it's reversible so you can change up your bedding style whenever the mood strikes.
Casper Humidity Fighting Duvet
Pros
- 30 day trial
- Free Shipping
Cons
- Expensive
- Limited size range
This ethically sourced, cozy down comforter is made with an added layer of merino wool to naturally wick away moisture and prevent you from sleeping too hot. Heads up, though: It only comes in two size options!
Pottery Barn Stay Chill Duvet Insert
Pottery Barn Stay Chill Duvet Insert
Pros
- Free shipping
Cons
- Limited size range
This cotton option is filled with 100% HydroCool polyester fill, which uses moisture-wicking fibers to provide cool, dry comfort all night long. It comes in smaller sizes to fit kid-friendly beds: twin/twin XL and full/queen.
Down Cotton Natural Bamboo Comforter
Pros
- Hypoallergenic
- Sustainable fibers
Cons
- Limited size range
This luxurious comforter features an outer shell made of highly absorbent natural viscose bamboo paired with a microfiber filling. It is 100% chemical free, making it hypoallergenic, too.
Brooklinen Down Alternative Comforter
Brooklinen Down Alternative Comforter
Pros
- Environmentally friendly
Cons
- Dry clean recommended
This long staple cotton sateen option offers cloud-like softness that comforts without the weight thanks to the recycled microfiber inside. Reviewers say it strikes the perfect balance to keep them cool on warm nights, and warm on cold nights.
REST Evercool Cooling Blanket
Pros
- Pet hair-resistant
- Machine washable
Cons
- Expensive
Designed with an ultra-fine nylon yarn, the manufacturer claims it dispenses heat ten times faster than cotton. Reviewers agree that it does feel "cool to the touch," making it ideal for hot sleepers. Plus, it has really easy care instructions!
Layla Down Alternative Comforter
Pros
- 120 day trial
- Machine washable
Cons
- May require several drying cycles
This down alternative comforter has just the right amount of fill and volume to keep your comforter feeling warm when you need it, but never too hot. It also mimics the movement and feel of down without the heft. And if you don't like it, you have several months to return in for a full refund!
Tierney McAfee is a freelance writer and Country Living and The Pioneer Woman contributor who covers entertainment, holiday & entertaining, food & drinks, design ideas, DIY, and more.
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