Top 18 Down Comforters That'll Keep You Snug as a Bug

Because it's a blend of down and silk, this affordable pick is ideal for warmer weather (or just warm sleepers). It's more lightweight than full down options, but feels just as cushy and luxurious thanks to a soft cover material, thread count of 360, and even baffle box construction.

This Casaluna pick has a supple brushed cotton cover that makes it feel exceptionally comfortable, and you'll appreciate the corner and side tabs that'll come in handy post-laundry day when it's time to make the bed. It comes in three different warmth levels (lightweight, heavyweight, and all-season) so you can pick the one best suited to your climate.

If you're constantly fighting over the sheets with your partner, Tuft & Needle's lightweight comforter is the solution to your woes. It's designed to be intentionally oversized for a cozy fit, with sewn-in duvet loops that ensure it'll stay put if you toss and turn.

This OEKO-TEX-certified comforter is incredibly fluffy, and the baffle-box stitching ensures it'll stay that way for a long time. The lofty goose-down fill is evenly dispersed throughout the comforter to avoid unsightly clumping or cold spots. It's also covered with a tight 1,200 thread-count Egyptian cotton shell, which prevents feathers from poking through the fabric.

Though the comforter’s 750+ fill power is warmer and less breathable than a middle-weight product, our editors found it to be perfectly comfortable for their needs. It's on the heavier side, so it will definitely keep you warm through the night.

If you're the sort of person who just wants one "do all the seasons" comforter, Brooklinen's Down Comforter is perfect for you. There are a few basic things your comforter should do: The down should stay fluffy (the box construction ensures that it does), it shouldn't sink to the end of your duvet cover (the loops to tie to the duvet prevent shifting), and well, it should keep you warm (the ethically sourced 700-fill makes it so!).

Bonus: it's treated with antimicrobials so you can rest assured your comforter is so fresh and so clean. And you'll save on dry cleaning bills.

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Feel like you have to bundle up when going to bed? The Puredown Goose Down Comforter with its impressive 800 fill power will change all of that. It’ll also cradle you in 700-thread count premium cotton — so yes, you’ll be sleeping like a baby. This plush, non-clump comforter’s design prevents cold spots from occurring, and the piped edges will make this last for many sleeps to come. Take it from one enthusiastic reviewer: "We tried sleeping under a total of 5 down comforters for New England winters over the past month, and this one is the clear winner by far. We have returned the other four."

Eddie Bauer's duck down option features a damask stripe pattern—so if you're still looking for the perfect cover, you can use it as-is and your bed will still look put-together. The machine-washable piece has a fill power of 600, making it a good option for year-round use. It's also sized on the smaller side; perfect for anyone who doesn't love bulky bedding and would rather stick to the pared-back essentials.

Marginally more affordable than a full-down comforter, this option is made from a blend of 75% white duck down and 25% white duck feather; though according to reviewers, it still feels just as luxurious: "Picture the most comfortable hotel bed you've ever slept in - now multiply that by 5!" writes one customer.

This all-season option ticks all the boxes: breathable cotton cover, 100% goose down filling, evenly dispersed baffle box construction, and hypoallergenic material. The real selling point? It comes with a 20-year warranty, so you're covered in case of any spills or tears for decades to come.

Save money on a duvet cover by choosing a down comforter that can stand alone as bedding. This beige pick will be a welcome neutral, designed in a crisp 300-thread-count cotton twill fabric. Because it has a fill power of 550, this makes a great all-season option.

The smooth sateen cover makes this piece feel extra soft. Inside, it's a blend of European down and down feathers, with a fill power of 650 and a thread count of 300. Pro tip: The manufacturer recommends laying it out in the air during warmer months to keep it smelling and feeling fresh.

Warm enough to help you brave chilly winters and lightweight enough to prevent overheating come July, this white goose-down find is the best of both worlds. The breathable Egyptian cotton shell won't irritate your skin and the baffle-box stitching makes sure the fluffiness you love won't bunch up. Pro tip: Let it open fully for a few hours after you unpack it to help it reach its full cloud-like potential.

Breakfast-in-bed aficionados, you need this down comforter. Equipped with 3M Scotchgard stain release, it's both water- and stain-resistant, and will be easier to clean when it is time to throw it in the wash. Reviewers note it's not the warmest option, so if you live somewhere especially chilly it might not work for you—but if lightweight comfort and low maintenance top your list, definitely try this pick.

This ultra-soft, machine-washable, and reversible comforter offers serious bang for your buck — you'd never guess that the box-stitched design is actually made from down alternative fill. Hypoallergenic microfiber makes this a great option for anyone with sensitivity to goose feathers. No wonder it has more than 90,000 5-star reviews on Amazon.

The Buffy Breeze is unique in that it's a completely plant-based comforter. The Breeze's cover and inner fill are entirely comprised of eucalyptus fiber (also known as Tencel) that's soft, smooth, and cuddly like cotton, but also slightly better at keeping you cool. As well as being a naturally derived material, eucalyptus fiber has the bonus of being cruelty-free.

This bedding layer is soft without being stifling and seems to absorb cool air as adeptly as it wicks away body heat. If all of that isn't enough to help you rest easy, Buffy also offers a seven-night free trial, so users can experience the comforter for themselves before committing to the purchase.

Filled with humanely sourced duck down, the 600-fill-power Casper Down Duvet is every bit as strategically engineered as its famed mattresses. A departure from traditional baffle-box quilting, the duvet's sewn-through seams create slim, rectangular chambers that hold the down to retain its fluffiness.

The duvet's pillowy texture and rectangular quilting are incredibly adept at facilitating airflow, making the piece feel very puffy, but not too bulky at all. With its 600-fill power comprising an evenly dispersed fill, it'll keep you feeling perfectly warm.

White down and feather fibers puff up this 750-fill-power pick from Parachute, which seems to have been made especially for those who want the coziest night's sleep ever. Its sateen cover (complete with corner loops!) and traditional baffle-box stitching hold the fill right where it's supposed to be, and its generously fluffed-up appearance keeps the sleeper toasty and warm.

This RDS- and Oeko-Tex-certified pick was made to feel fluffy but not heavy, helping sleepers maintain a comfortable body temperature, but if you are prone to night sweats or sleeping hot, we suggest opting for a comforter with a lower fill power.

Tempur-Pedic's down comforter is the ultimate plush cover, from the American white down filling to the silky smooth cotton sateen exterior. The cozy 650 fill power makes it ideal for moderate to (or cold sleepers).