10 Best Comforter Warmths
for March 2023

The RoyoLiving Down (formerly RoyoLiving) King Size Comforter is one of the best down comforters we've ever tested. The filling is evenly distributed throughout the comforter, so it feels soft, and not heavy or bulky. The comforter is light enough that it does not feel overbearing, but at the same time, it is warm and insulating. The comforter cover is light, but not flimsy, and the cover is long enough to cover the mattress. The corner tabs are convenient to use, and they help to hold the duvet in place when in the fold-over position. The comforter and duvet are both machine washable, and, after washing, the comforter regains its original loft. The comforter is warm enough for cold winter nights, but it may not be warm enough for people who live in warmer climates. Overall, the comforter is luxurious, and it provides a comfortable night's sleep.

The Bare Home Comforter Set is a good place to start if you're looking for a down comforter that is comfortable and warm, but it's heavy on design and light on substance. Its Ultra-Soft goose down alternative comforter (66 by 92 inches) is heavy and fluffy, and its box stitching ensures that it will stay in one piece. The comforter is filled almost entirely with down alternative fibers, so it's not quite as warm and soft as down, but it's close. The comforter is also filled with microbeads, which add a bit of extra softness, and is hypoallergenic, so it's safe for people with allergies. The comforter is heavy enough that it likely won't fit on a standard twin bed, so bare Home includes two pillow shams (20 by 26 inches) so you'll have something soft to put under the comforter. The shams are filled almost entirely with cotton, and the comforter and shams are stitched together, so they're not reversible, just airy and fluffy on one side, and plain white on the other. The comforter and shams are ultra soft, and the comforter feels soft and fluffy right out of the package, but after a few washes, the comforter starts to feel a little less fluffy. The comforter is warm, but not super warm. The comforter is heavy enough that you'll need to use it with a duvet cover, and since the comforter is filled almost entirely with down alternative fibers, the duvet cover won't insulate the comforter as effectively. The comforter is machine washable, but it's heavy, so you need to wash it on gentle cycle, and it takes a long time to dry. The comforter is priced fairly, but it's heavy and takes a long time to dry, so it's best used as a comforter or duvet in warmer weather.

The WhatsBedding All Season Goose Feathers and Down Comforter Twin is comfy warm, and it's filled with premium goose feathers. In our testing, the comforter kept our temperature just right, and it's soft but not too light or fluffy. (The same can't be said for certain down comforters, which some people find too light.) The comforter's corner tabs make it easy to install, and it's machine-washable. The comforter is a bit on the pricier side, but it's worth it if you like the feel of goose down comforters.

The Sweet Home Collection Down Alternative Comforter was our top pick among down comforters, and it's our top pick among duvet inserts, too. It's soft, warm, and well-constructed, and it's incredibly comfortable. The fill is non-allergenic, so it's a good choice for people who suffer from allergies. The comforter is also machine washable, which makes it incredibly easy to care for. The comforter is light and fluffy, but it's also warm, so it's comfortable year-round, even if you live in a cold climate. The fill is gently quilted for softness, and it snaps shut with three snap buttons, so it's easy to open and close. The comforter comes in four sizes: Twin, Full, Queen, and King, and it's available in 15 different colors, so you can easily pick a replacement comforter that complements your color scheme. The Sweet Home Collection Down Alternative Comforter is plush, warm, and comfortable, and it's an excellent choice for anyone looking for an affordable down comforter or duvet insert.

After testing several down comforters, we found the APSMILE Luxurious King Goose Feathers Down Comforter to be among the softest and most comfortable down comforters we've ever used. It's also a big size, so it will keep you warm even in the middle of winter. The shell of this comforter is 400 thread count, making it extremely soft, and it's much lighter and thinner than most other down comforters we tested. The comforter is filled with white goose down, so it's much lighter than comforters filled with white duck down, and it's much warmer than comforters filled with white duck down. It's fill weight is 39 ounces, which is on the heavier side for a down comforter, so it's less ideal for use in summer. The outer shell is woven with twin stitching, which helps the comforter retain its shape, and it's double row stitched with silver cording, which makes the comforter extra durable, and the edges are reinforced with 8 corner tabs for easy attachment to duvet covers. The comforter is machine washable, and it comes with its own storage bag, so it's very easy to keep clean. The comforter is 106x90 inches, so it's large enough for two people to share, and it's suitable for both warm and cold climates.

After tossing and turning all night, it sometimes feels like you don't get a good night's rest until you invest in a down comforter. The Kathy Ireland White Feather Goose Down Comforter-All Season Warmth is a great one, and it's a little less expensive than comparable down comforters. The goose down fill is fluffy and feels light, and it's more breathable than goose down insulation, so it provides more comfort than down comforters that are made of insulation. The comforter is lightweight, so even if you have a featherbed, it won't weigh it down. The comforter has corner loops so you can adjust the duvet cover, and the comforter's corners are rounded, so it's easy to tuck it under the pillow. The comforter is machine washable, and it's filled with natural goose down clusters, so it sheds less feather dust than down-filled comforters that are filled with synthetic material. The comforter is 100 percent white goose down material, so it's hypoallergenic, and it's 250 thread count, so it looks and feels luxurious. The Kathy Ireland White Feather Goose Down Comforter-All Season Warmth is a good option if you want a down comforter that's comfortable and lightweight, and it's priced affordably.

The APSMILE Full/Queen Size Goose Feathers Down Comforter Duvet Insert is one of the best down comforters we tested. Its quilt is generously sized (90x90 inches and 46 oz fill weight), providing medium warmth without compression. The comforter is also soft, plush, and fluffy, making it a great year-round choice. The down fill is dense and fluffy, which enhances its insulating properties. The comforter is lightweight, weighing only 46 oz, and it's soft and fluffy like down. The down fill is fluffy, and the comforter is warm without being too heavy. The comforter has a baffle box design, which ensures even distribution of the down fill. The down fill trap a body's energy to heat up the person when he or she gets cold, and the comforter is breathable, so it keeps the person cool and comfortable. The down fill is also breathable, and the down fill is odorless.

This comforter was comfortable right out of the box. It's dense, warm, and fluffy, with just the right amount of loft. The gray side is light gray, and the dark blue side is dark blue. It's soft and breathable, and it's a great temperature, so it's comfortable to sleep in year-round. The comforter is reversible, which makes it nice for the person sharing the bed, because it can be flipped over to the other side for a new look. The comforter is long enough for a twin bed, but long enough for a twin XL as well (it's called Ultra Soft, but it's fairly firm). The fabric is light enough to not feel stiff, but it's thick enough to provide plenty of warmth. The comforter is machine washable, and it's soft enough not to need special care. The comforter is 180 thread count, and the stitching is tight, so it's well-made. We occasionally got sharp threads poking out, but they didn't affect the quality of the comforter. Overall, this is a great comforter set, and it's one of the best we've tested for its quality, price, and value.

The APSMILE All Season Goose Feather Down Comforter is an extremely comfortable and plush bed comforter, and its feather and down filling makes it super-warm. The premium goose down filling makes the comforter extra fluffy and soft, and it's warm without being too heavy or bulky. The comforter also isn't noisy, and it's surprisingly breathable, which is especially important for sleepers sensitive to warm or stuffy bedding. The comforter has a silky cover that's soft to the touch, and the corner tabs make it easier to wash. The comforter is lightweight, so it's easy to move around. The comforter is also easy to clean, and it comes with an optional duvet cover. The comforter comes with an optional duvet cover, so it's even more simple to clean. The comforter also comes with a duvet bag, so it's easy to store the comforter. The comforter is also surprisingly affordable.

The Royoliving Premium Goose Feathers Down Comforter Queen Full Size All Season Medium Warmth Solid White 100% Cotton Cover Down Proof Duvet Insert with Corner Tabs, 50 Oz, is a comfortable, warm, and well-made down comforter. Its filling is 100% goose feathers, which make the comforter soft, light, and breathable. The comforter cover is made of 100% Cotton, safety certified by OEKO-TEX Standard 100. The corner tabs help to keep the comforter from shifting during the night. The comforter has an ultra-soft feel, and it feels lighter than our other down comforters, which make it easier to move and fluff. The comforter is Machine Washable, which makes it easy to care for. The comforter is quiet, and it's comfortable to sleep on. The comforter is reasonably priced, and it is a good buy.