When Good Housekeeping textile pros evaluate cooling comforters, we test them in the Lab and have consumer testers try them out to give feedback on the comforters' temperature regulation capabilities. Whether you’re wondering which duvet is best for winter, summer, all year round, or for your child, we’ve got the answers.

Why not complete your bedding set with our opulent, soft-to-the-touch, fluffy, breathable winter duvet if you enjoy the UK's freezing weather and want to sleep comfortably on these chilly nights? Lastly, quilts made in these material mixes are easy to wash in high temperatures that kill dust mites.

A drawback of this silky effect is that it does slide around the bed a fair bit, especially with my annoying tossing and turning. Arc-Chill Cooling Fibers to brilliantly absorb body heat, reduce skin temperature by 2 to 5°C instantly. Natural duvet fillings are lightweight, breathable and excellent temperature regulators, and they’re biodegradable.

Instantly cool to the touch, this innovative technology activates when sensing an increase in body temperature, providing continuous evaporative cooling by wicking moisture away from the body. One tester raved that it "feels soft and cool (almost icy even), providing much-needed relief in hot weather and wicking away any night sweats for a restful sleep. It allows air to flow through the duvet to keep you cool, and those modal fibres are going to help with moisture control (aka suck up your sweat). That's why a cooling comforter is ideal for the summer months, but can also be used year-round by hot sleepers looking for relief. Good Housekeeping participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.There was some shrinkage after its initial wash, but if you’re a couple with differing duvet desires, this may just transform your nights. Natural duvet fillings are soft, fluffy, and more breathable than synthetic ones and are, therefore, cooler duvets. Even if we cover our tog duvets with decorative covers to keep them safe and decorate our homes, the covering that holds the duvet together still impacts how it feels. Of course we roped in our fussy co-tester and found that both of us stayed temperate all night long. Made from some kind of a synthetic satin type feel material (super soft and smooth) then stitched into big squares (like a patchwork blanket).

Made with the softest duck feather and down and a clever box construction, the naturally breathable filling remains even sleep after sleep to keep you cosy when it's colder. These are certainly not budget duvets, but pound for pound (they pack away very small) they’re one of the best sleep aids nature can provide.Savana Good quality duvet Bought this for the spare bedroom so haven't used it, however very happy with the quality and finish of the duvet and I'm sure my family/friends will be very comfortable when they come to stay. tog duvet is perfect for the autumn and spring or those who simply like to stay a little cooler at night.