The 7 Best Duvet Covers for 2022

Best Overall: Parachute Linen Duvet Cover

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Comfortable, luxurious and textured, Parachute Home’s linen duvet cover is crafted in a family-owned factory in Portugal from flax grown in Europe. Light and airy, the linen can be used throughout the year, whether you sleep hot or cold during the night.

This duvet cover is Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified, and hasn’t been artificially softened using chemicals so it's gentle on your skin. Available in a sophisticated palette of nine solid colors, the linen gets softer with each wash and has a lovely, lived-in feel. It comes with charming twill ties in the corner that keep the comforter snugly in place.

Best Budget: Brooklinen Classic Cotton Duvet Cover

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Made from 100 percent long-staple cotton, the percale classic duvet cover from Brooklinen is crisp and affordable. The 270-thread count has a lovely matte finish, the airy cover is ideal for hot sleepers who toss and turn at night.

We love Brooklinen's eye for details. The large button closures are easily visible and handy, while the long and short labels tacked on the sides ensure that you aren’t struggling while fitting the comforter into the cover the wrong way. Oeko-Tex certified, the company has a generous 365-day return policy. Hotel-style chic, an added bonus is that the covers come in delightful colors and patterns such as Toffee, Waves in Lapis, and Graphite Grid. This duvet is a great buy for the price and quality. 

Best Luxury: Matouk Cecily Duvet Cover

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For nearly a century, Massachusetts-based Matouk has been creating luxury bedding from the finest of textiles, combined with delicate craftsmanship. A recent addition to its collection is the Cecily duvet cover. It features signature Olivia lace that’s handcrafted in Philippines and has been meticulously added to their lightest weight 500-thread count Bergamo Giza Egyptian cotton percale.

The result is a luxurious lightweight classic duvet cover, which will elevate your entire bedtime experience. Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified, the cover can be machine washed and tumble dried. You can personalize it with your monogram and it's available in four soft shades. The only drawback is that it is eye-wateringly expensive.

Best to Keep Cool: Ettitude Bamboo Lyocell Duvet Cover

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Ettitude’s Bamboo Lyocell duvet cover can keep you cool at night thanks to bamboo fabric’s moisture wicking properties. It’s made from the company's signature CleanBamboo fabric that’s produced using a closed-loop, water saving method.

Committed to the environment, Ettitude sources its bamboo responsibly from producers certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, and the grass is EcoCert certified, meaning no pesticides or fertilizers were used to grow it. Bamboo is naturally hypoallergenic and breathable, so you can tuck yourself in for a cool, restful night of sleep under this breathable, silken cover.

Best Hemp: Buffy Soft Hemp Linen Duvet Cover

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Emerging as a worthy contender to flax linen, hemp is a breathable and versatile natural fabric made from the high-yielding cannabis sativa plant. Hemp is said to absorb more carbon dioxide than trees and it is durable because of the extra-long staple length of the hemp fibers.

Our pick for the best duvet is from Buffy. Buffy sources its hemp from farms in China’s Heilongjiang province. The duvet is sewn using hemp thread, and gets softer with each wash. Buffy recommends an energy-saving cold wash, which will also go a long way in protecting the color. The duvet cover is available in three colors (natural, natural contrast, and white), and in two sizes. Buffy offsets the carbon emissions of all their deliveries, from the factories they partner with up to your doorstep.

Best Flannel: Coyuchi Cloud Brushed Organic Flannel Duvet Cover

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Snuggle tight like a burrito in Coyuchi’s thick GOTS-certified organic Turkish cotton flannel duvet cover, which is also certified by Made Safe. Hibernation friendly, the flannel has been brushed into softness so that you feel like you’re sleeping in a cloud.

This duvet cover has hidden ties to help secure your comforter and concealed coconut shell buttons for closure. It's available in several earthy shades and is packaged in an organic, reusable cloth bag. Coyuchi also offers a take-back program to recycle and renew your old Coyuchi linens. That means you don’t need to condemn your worn-out bedding to the landfill, and they sweeten to the deal by giving you a 15 percent discount on your next purchase for recycling.