The 8 Best Eco-Friendly Comforters of 2023

Best Overall

Coyuchi Three Season Down Duvet Insert

5

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A lightweight duvet insert, this hypoallergenic comforter is versatile and luxurious. Use it as a quilt, sandwich it between blankets, or tuck it into a duvet cover, to be as snug as a burrito while you sleep. We like that this comforter’s outer cover is certified-organic cotton, while double-box stitching keeps everything in place and adds a lovely textural feel. The filling is 600-fill-power down produced in the United States.

It's nice and fluffy but isn't too heavy. However, if it does turn out to be the wrong weight for you, you have up to a year to exchange it. Packaged in a reusable organic cotton bag, you can pop this no-fuss comforter into the washing machine safely.

Coyuchi supports nonprofit 1% for the Planet, which facilitates environmental giving.

Price at time of publish: $498 for twin

Best Budget

Buffy Cloud Comforter

4.6

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Buffy's Cloud is a crowd favorite and has been described as soft as “whipped cream.” Another all-season comforter, the secret to its softness lies in the stuffing. It has layers of fluffy vegan filling made entirely from 50 recycled BPA-free PET bottles sourced from Estonia, making it a great choice for people looking to avoid down. Sewn with recycled polyester thread, the shell is made from Eucalyptus lyocell, an eco-friendly fiber sourced from wood pulp of regenerative forests in Austria and the Czech Republic.

Buffy offsets the planet-warming emissions associated with shipping its products from its factory to your doorstep. It offers a seven-night free trial, but it’s unlikely you'll want to return this hypoallergenic ball of fluff.

Price at time of publish: $149 for twin

Eucalypso Dream Comforter

4.9

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The Eucalypso Dream Comforter uses eco-friendly and biodegradable Tencel lyocell for both its cover and batting. Tencel is a fiber that's produced from responsibly harvested wood, and it known for its softness. For the cover fabric, the company uses the same proprietary "DreamWeave" fabric as its sheets, which are extra soft and cool to the touch.

The combination of cooling fabric and breathable, fluffy fill make this comforter a good option for people who easily overheat in their sleep. With a long list of third-party certifications, Eucalypso is working hard at sustainable manufacturing down-free comforters without synthetic fibers.

Price at time of publish: $260 for full/queen

Best Down Alternative

Boll & Branch Down Alternative Duvet Insert

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This down alternative duvet from Boll & Branch is plush like a marshmallow. The outer shell of organic cotton is filled with a hypoallergenic vegan synthetic fiber that's similar to down's feather-like feel but vegan.

If you’re fed up with lumpy comforters, then this is the one for you. The baffle-box construction, where a thin fabric is sewn between two covers, evenly distributes the filling, traps air in clusters, and maintains a generous loft. It's made in the United States and comes in a bag made from recycled material. Boll & Branch offers a 30-night trial in case you change your mind. The company is committed to ethical business practices and brings out a detailed impact report that’s easily accessible.

Price at time of publish: $308 for full/queen

Best For Cold

Coyuchi Winter Weight Down Duvet Insert

4.7

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A warm comforter can help you stay warm and toasty in the coldest of winters without cranking up the heat in your home. Coyuchi's Winter Weight duvet is insulated with down, which is sourced from humanely raised ducks from an Indiana farm and is double-washed and carefully processed. With 600-fill-power down and some extra filling, it’s perfect for cold nights when you want that extra weight and insulation. Box-stitched, it keeps the down feathers evenly distributed to keep you snug.

The shell is made from 100% organic cotton from China. It comes snugly packed in a reusable, organic cloth bag. Committed to a closed-loop supply chain, Coyuchi's 2nd Home take-back program renews or recycles your discarded or donated bedding products. So, you can sleep warm and guilt-free all winter long.

Price at time of publish: $598 for twin

Best Lightweight

Ettitude Bamboo Comforter

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This fluffy duvet comforter has a PETA-approved vegan organic filling and is encased in a silky bamboo lyocell fabric shell that's also Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified. The duvet is infused with eco-friendly antimicrobial bamboo charcoal, which is great if you suffer from allergies. It features loops in all four corners, to help attach a comforter cover.

It’s thermally-regulating and moisture-wicking, so you can enjoy a cool, sweat-free night of sleep. Ettitude packs its comforters in a reusable zippered bag–perfect for storing your comforter in the summer–made from recycled water bottles. The generous 30-day sleep trial is long enough to snuggle in and figure out if it’s for you.

Ettitude offers a range of choices, including winter and summer weights as well as multiple sizes. A portion of the bedding sales go towards environmental non-profit 1% for the Planet and it offsets the carbon emissions of its website.

Price at time of publish: $269 for full/queen

Best Linen

The Citizenry Stonewashed Linen Quilt

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Available in over 10 different color options, The Citizenry's quilt can serve as a lightweight comforter all year. The cover is woven from French flax in a family-owned mill in Portugal, and all the products sold by The Citizenry are certified by the World Fair Trade Organization. Although we don't love that the filling is polyester, it is a vegan option for those who are looking to avoid down.

It's available in twin, full/queen, and king/California king sizes.

Price at time of publish: $275 for full/queen