The 10 Best Cooling Comforters for Hot Sleepers

Starting at around $48 for a Twin, COHOME’s 2100 is a budget-friendly cooling comforter.

It is encased with microfiber filling, so it’s breathable, lightweight and doesn’t make noise. Plus, it’s machine-washable, making for an easy clean.

If you’re waking up in a sweat and are looking for a lightweight option, or wanting a designated summer comforter, look no further than Slumber Cloud’s Lightweight Comforter. What makes this blanket ideal for hot sleepers is that it uses NASA-approved technology to regulate heat and moisture and has a cotton shell for breathability.

Bonus? It’s Oeko-Tex 100 certified, so this blanket shouldn’t cause skin irritation.

Made of a Tencel and nylon blend, the CLIMA comforter works to keep your body at a comfortable and optimal temperature.

For example, when you’re hot, the comforter absorbs the heat and releases it back to your body whenever you feel cold. It’s able to do this because of the brand’s CLIMA technology, which uses phase-change material to maintain the body’s temperature.

This blanket is also Oeko-Tex 100 certified, which means it’s free of harsh chemicals and dyes.

Whenever this comforter needs a clean, simply throw it in the washing machine on a cold cycle.

If you want the feel of a luxurious comforter but are on a budget, go for this duvet insert by Linenspa. The polyester down alternative has a quilted design for maximum comfort. It comes in multiple sizes and has built-in corner side loops to keep it in place in your duvet cover.

Plus: It's machine washable. Just throw it on a gentle cycle and air dry.

Sweaty sleepers worry no more. This cooling comforter from REST is just what you need to stay dry and fresh all night long. This comforter is made with ultra-fine yarn that dissipates heat 10 times faster than cotton.

Bonus? It's non-toxic and hypoallergenic, making it perfect for sensitive skin.

Environmentally friendly comforters exist, and this one from Buffy checks all of the boxes. Constructed out of 300 plant-based Tencel fibers — a material that absorbs moisture and keeps the skin feeling cool — the Buffy Breeze is biodegradable and breathable.

The downside? This blanket is dry-clean only.

Have you tugged covers at night because your partner was hogging them? If the answer is yes, you’ll no longer have to, thanks to this duvet bundle.

With the Ervét comforter, you and your partner will get your own duvet. Each duvet comes with its own breathable and cooling insert.

Choose between the lightweight insert for summer nights and the all-season insert for chilly evenings. Plus, there are three different types of cover materials to choose from: organic bamboo, cotton percale or cotton sateen.

Casper is typically known for its mattresses (hello, side sleepers!), and pillows for neck pain. But the brand does duvets, too.

Filled with ethically-sourced down, Casper’s Humidity Fighting Duvet is comfortable and breathable. This duvet insert has an added layer of merino wool keeps the moisture at bay so you can sleep peacefully.

Bonus: It comes with a one-year warranty.

Made of 100 percent lyocell bamboo, Luna’s weighted blanket promotes airflow and prevents you from overheating.

In addition to providing a cooling effect, it’s filled with glass beads, which offers a slight pressure and may induce a calming effect to help you get to sleep faster.

What’s more, it’s Oeko-Tex 100 certified and wicks away moisture, so you can have a sweat-free and comfortable sleep.

If you’re allergic to down comforters, swap out your traditional one for this down-free alternative.

This down alternative comforter is filled with polyester fibers that have been recycled from plastic water bottles, making it a great option for people with allergies or who want an eco-conscious design.

Despite the blanket being lightweight, it’s warm enough to be used during all seasons.

If all you need is a duvet insert, give Tuft & Needle’s Down Alternative Duvet Insert a go.

Made of 100 percent cambric cotton shell, Tuft & Needle’s duvet insert is breathable and lightweight. It’s also encased with a polyester fill, so the blanket won’t clump together.

If the insert doesn’t meet your expectations, you can return it thanks to the 100-night sleep trial. There’s also a two-year warranty in case anything else comes up.