Attention, Hot Sleepers: These Cooling Comforters Will Help You Get a Sweat-Free Snooze

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Let's get real: Nothing's worse than waking up drenched in sweat. No matter how low the thermostat is set or how breezy the air may feel, some people just can't seem to make it through the night without soaking through their sheets (hot sleepers know the feeling all too well). And if investing in cooling fans and lightweight pajamas hasn't done you any good, then it may be time to splurge on a cooling comforter or duvet. The best cooling comforters will help you make it through the night without sweatin' up a storm, and if you tend to sleep hot, then these bbs are a MUST.

From lightweight down duvets to sweat-wicking blankets, you've got plenty of options—and it's not only about the fabric, either. Some cooling duvet inserts and comforters are even equipped with the ~latest technologies~ that work to keep your body temperature steady so you never even break a sweat. Whether you're into eucalyptus, cotton, wool, or bamboo, these super-cool duvets can help you hibernate like a lil polar bear all night long.

Ready to say bye byeeee to night sweats? These are the 18 best cooling comforters you need in your life (and you'll definitely wanna pair them with a luxe duvet cover and some breathable bamboo, percale, silk, or linen sheets).

Comforter Duvet

Lopsided duvets are the absolute w-o-r-s-t. The box-stitch construction on this comforter keeps all the fluffy fill in place, so you never have to worry about it bunching up or falling flat in certain areas. It's lightweight but warm enough for year-round use.

• Cover material: polyester

• Fill material: polyester

• Dimensions: 92 inches x 88 inches (queen size)

THE REVIEWS: "This would be the perfect comforter in regards to being soft, plush, lightweight, and just plain snuggly for any adult," one reviewer writes.

Breeze Comforter

Made from breathable, sustainable, cool-to-the-touch eucalyptus fabric that's meant to nourish the skin, Buffy's Breeze Comforter makes falling asleep... well, a breeze. In addition to being hypoallergenic and hyper-resistant to microbes and mites, this temp-regulating blanket is silky soft and sure to give you extra-sweet dreams.

• Cover material: tencel lyocell

• Fill material: tencel lyocell

• Weave: sateen

• Dimensions: 90 inches x 90 inches (queen size)

THE REVIEWS: "I love how this eucalyptus comforter feels cool to the touch while sleeping," one reviewer writes. "It gets even softer after washing! Plus, it’s a great price for what you get!"

Down Comforter

If you're in ~lurveee~ with Brooklinen's dreamy sheet sets, then you gotta try out this fluffy down cluster-filled duvet. Sustainably sourced and made with a silky 100 percent cotton sateen shell, Brooklinen's down comforter comes in three different weight options, but you should probably go with the cloud-like lightweight one if you run hot at night.

• Cover material: 100 percent cotton

• Fill material: down cluster

• Weave: sateen

• Dimensions: 90 inches x 90 inches (queen size)

THE REVIEWS: "This comforter is the perfect weight and feel for year-round use," one reviewer writes. "It keeps us perfectly toasty in the winter and is light enough to not sweat us out in the warmer months. Highly recommended!"

Cooling Down Alternative Duvet Insert

Down alternative is a synthetic form of traditional down (which makes it a lil easier on your wallet), and one of the best alternative down cooling comforters is this one from West Elm. Made with a moisture-wicking polyester fill and a brushed organic cotton shell, this hypoallergenic duvet will keep you crisp and cool (but still totally cozy) all year round.

• Cover material: 100 percent brushed organic cotton

• Fill material: 100 percent hydrocool polyester

• Dimensions: 98 inches x 94 inches (queen size)

MY REVIEW: I really love the fact that this comes in various warmth levels, so you can choose the right one depending on if you want something that's more lightweight and cooling or thicker and cozier.

2100 Series Cooling Comforter

You might be skeptical about the quality of a duvet that costs ya less than $40, but 8,000+ five-star reviews insist that this bad boy from COHOME really delivers. In addition to being extremely lightweight, this box-stitched, brushed fabric comforter can be thrown in the washer and dryer whenever it needs a refresh, and it'll come out looking and feeling brand new.

• Cover material: polyester

• Fill material: polyfill

• Dimensions: 88 inches x 88 inches (queen size)
  

THE REVIEWS: "Ever since I bought this comforter, I genuinely cannot stop falling asleep in my bed every time I lay down on it. This is the best blanket, let alone comforter, I have ever slept under," one reviewer writes. "I get hot SO easily, but I still wanted something fluffy, and it could not be more perfect. It's like a silky soft texture. I literally feel like I'm laying in a cloud. Words cannot describe how happy I am about this. I would buy it again even if it was $100."

Recover+ Comforter

With this duvet insert from Amerisleep, you really can have it all: technology that prevents overheating and fabric that hugs you like a fluffy cloud. This ultra-cozy option is made with a luxe blend of cotton, lyocell, and polyester that transforms body heat into infrared energy, helping to increase circulation while keeping you snug as a bug.

• Cover material: 46 percent recover and polyester, 54 percent cotton

• Fill material: 42 percent lyocell, 29 percent recover and polyester, 29 percent polyester

• Dimensions: 90 inches x 94 inches (queen size)

THE REVIEWS: "The Recovery Comforter is well made!" one reviewer writes. "It's lightweight, soft, and very comfortable! It sleeps very cool!"

Humidity Fighting Duvet

Wool? To cool off? As strange as it sounds, the added layer of merino wool in Casper's duvet actually works to soak up moisture, so you stay cool and dry all night. It comes in two different weight options, and you'll love its soft, 100 percent cotton shell and ethically-sourced down fill that always stays in place, thanks to the sewn-in chambers.

• Cover material: 100 percent cotton

• Fill material: ethically-sourced down

• Dimensions: 95 inches x 98 inches (queen size)

THE REVIEWS: " It's well-crafted, very comfortable, lightweight, and pleasantly warm," writes one reviewer. "We're very happy with our purchase."

Sleepsmart 37.5 Down Alternative Duvet Insert

Beauty sleep reaches a new level with this duvet insert from Pottery Barn, which will help you maintain an ideal sleeping temp of 37.5 degrees Celsius all night long. The fill is also made with a blend of antimicrobial polyester and performance fiber that works to eliminate odors and keep your comforter smelling fresh (and as a bonus, you can easily toss this beaut in the washing machine).

• Fill material: 70 percent antimicrobial polyester, 20 percent performance fiber blend

• Dimensions: 94 inches x 98 inches (queen size)

MY REVIEW: Shout-out to the Fresh Technology used to manufacture this comforter! It eliminates bacteria-driven allergens in the fill, and who doesn't love the sound of that?

Bamboo Comforter

The perfect bamboo duvet option: this light and breathable comforter from Ettitude, which is silky-soft and made with a 100 percent organic bamboo weave that cools and adjusts to your temp as you snooze. It's also hypoallergenic and free from harmful chemicals, and even though it's dry clean only, this bb is worth the hassle.

• Cover material: 100 percent plant-based CleanBamboo fabric

• Fill material: bamboo lyocell

THE REVIEWS: "I sleep hot so in the summertime I wake up feeling so clammy. Though I don't sweat much, so I felt like all the heat just trapped inside me," one reviewer writes. "Since I got this comforter, I have been waking up noticing that my body is in a very comfortable temperature—not too hot and not too cold from the fan. It's perfect. I would highly recommend this comforter. I have the brand's bedsheets and duvet as well."

Snug Comforter

Want a blanket that you can keep on your bed all year round? Then get this stunner from Sunday Citizen, which features bamboo fibers on one side to keep you cool and snuggly-soft microfiber on the other for warmth. You'll love that it's also hypoallergenic, machine washable, made with recycled polyester fill, and available in TONS of pretty color options.

• Cover material: microfiber and viscose from bamboo

• Fill material: GRS-certified recycled polyester

THE REVIEWS: "It's perfectly cool on one side and so plush and soft on the other. It's definitely a favorite in our house!" writes one reviewer.

Eucalyptus Comforter

For a temperature-regulating, all-season comforter that won't cost you more than $150, you'll wanna check out this down alternative option from Sheets & Giggles. This gorge duvet has a 100 percent eucalyptus lyocell shell that's soft, smooth, and cool-to-the-touch, as well as eucalyptus and recycled polyester fill that'll make night sweats a thing of the past.

• Cover material: eucalyptus lyocell

• Fill material: recycled, biodegradable polyester
  

• Weave: sateen

• Dimensions: 90 inches x 96 inches (queen size)

THE REVIEWS: "The comforter is a perfect weight in my opinion," one reviewer writes. " It's not too heavy or too light. It's just right. It is also the only comforter that I truly feel keeps your temperature neutral. I hardly ever wake up too hot or cold anymore. It's a great product. I'm definitely satisfied with the purchase!"

Alpaca Wool Duvet

Another unexpectedly great wool option: this 100 percent all-natural alpaca wool comforter from Ave Maria. Alpaca fiber is light, super-soft, and can absorb up to 35 percent of its weight in moisture, keeping you dry and comfortable while you sleep. It's also free from lanolin, which makes it hypoallergenic. No itchy eyes here!!

• Cover material: 100 percent cotton

• Fill material: 100 percent all-natural alpaca wool

THE REVIEWS: "We absolutely love it!" one reviewer writes. "We used down comforters for 20 years then switched to sheep wool comforters 13 years ago, which we liked better than down. This is our first experience with alpaca wool and we love it! It's better at regulating our body temperature. It's not too hot and not too cold—plus it's lighter than the sheep wool comforter. We like it so much it comes with us when we go to the cabin. The quality is good. We will probably buy a few more for our other beds."

Cozy Earth Comforter

Oprah is totally obsessed with Cozy Earth bedding, so while this comforter is pricey, you can rest assured it's q-u-a-l-i-t-y stuff. Made from bamboo, this moisture-wicking comforter feels degrees cooler than cotton, so it's perfect for hot sleepers or humid climates. Best of all, the machine washable-enhanced weave is made to last and never pill, no matter how many times you wash it.

• Cover material: 100 percent viscose from bamboo fabric

• Fill material: 100 percent viscose from bamboo or 100 percent mulberry silk

THE REVIEWS: "I've never spent this much money on bedding. I was very hesitant to buy this comforter (I'm a Home Goods girl) but I have to admit, it's worth the money," writes one reviewer. "The weight is perfect. It's extra big so covers my queen-size bed with plenty on each side and it's buttery soft. I love it!"

Lightweight Comforter

You know what they say: If it’s good enough for NASA, then it’s good enough for you...or something like that. This lightweight, NASA-approved option from Slumber Cloud was specifically developed to control a bed's microclimate and adjust to each sleeper’s ideal sleep temp. The result: a genius down alternative fiberfill comforter that'll keep you feeling just right all night.

• Cover material: 100 percent cotton

• Fill material: outlast fiberfill

THE REVIEWS: "I love this comforter! I've done hours and research and finally decided to try this out," one reviewer writes. "It's the lightest one I've found and keeps me so cool. I highly recommend it."

Weighted Comforter

A cooling weighted comforter may seem like an oxymoron, but trust: This weighted option from Baloo feels anything but stifling. Available in three different weight options, this blanket is designed to promote optimal airflow and is gently weighted with glass microbeads that allow for deeper rest and relaxation. And unlike other weighted blankets, it's made with 100 percent natural cotton rather than polyester or synthetic liners.

• Cover material: 100 percent cotton

• Fill material: 100 percent cotton

• Dimensions: 90 inches x 90 inches (queen size)

THE REVIEWS: "I've had my weighted comforter for a few weeks now and it's the best decision I've made regarding my sleep!" one reviewer writes. "I wear a sleep monitor every night as part of my fitness goals and my deep sleep and REM sleep have increased every night on average compared to when I was sleeping without the weighted comforter. I wake up feeling more refreshed and it's like waking up to a hug you don't want to let go of. My body feels more recovered and I can put more energy into my workouts. Also, I don't overheat. It's perfect. You get the weight but not the extra heat!"

CLIMA Comforter

Sijo's CLIMA comforter is made with high-tech phase-changing material that helps you maintain the optimal body temperature for sleep. How it works: When you’re warm, the CLIMA fill absorbs your body heat, and when you’re cold, it releases that heat back to you. It's sorcery! It's science! It's a must-have for hot sleepers and cold sleepers alike!

• Cover material: tencel lyocell, mica nylon

• Fill material: cooling tech fiber, tencel lyocell fiber, recycled polyester

• Dimensions: 90 inches x 90 inches (queen size)

THE REVIEWS: "When I ordered this bedding, I chose it for the technology, but was honestly skeptical of whether or not it would work to keep me at the right temperature all night," one reviewer writes. "But I was so impressed. I usually wake up during the night because I'm either too warm or too cold, and that didn't happen. It really adapted to my body temperature, and since I didn't wake up at all, I had a really high-quality night of sleep. If you're questioning trying this comforter, take this as a sign to try it."

Eucalyptus Lyocell Comforter

Hi, do you hate comforters that get all bunched up? Ya, so does Comma, which is why they made this luxuriously soft eucalyptus and recycled polyester blanket. This bb comes with eight loops for fastening to your duvet cover so it stays in place, and the fill is constructed in a single sheet, which prevents bunching and reduces the need for fluffing. Bless!

• Cover material: 100 percent eucalyptus lyocell

• Fill material: 100 percent recycled water bottles

• Dimensions: 90 inches x 94 inches (queen size)

THE REVIEWS: "This is the perfect comforter," writes one reviewer. "The size is spot on and it’s soft as can be but most importantly, the weight is perfect. It’s not suffocatingly hot in the summer and keeps you warm on cold winter nights. I would definitely get more!"

Lightweight Blanket

Made with natural thermal-regulating bamboo viscose fabric and fill, this pretty quilted comforter from LUXOME is the perfect lightweight layer for your bed year-round. It's suuuuper soft, machine washable, available in five different color options, and—best of all—oversized to avoid any fights with your boo about who's stealing the covers.

• Cover material: 100 percent bamboo viscose

• Fill material: 100 percent bamboo viscose

• Weave: sateen
  

• Dimensions: 86 inches x 92 inches (queen size)
  

THE REVIEWS: "This blanket is definitely worth the money!" one reviewer writes. "It's soft and cradles your body when you sleep. It has a nice texture and it's very light and soft. It helps with reducing night sweats, and it's made with beautiful material. I highly recommend it!"

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