I'm a lady. I admit that. I like to be warm but my husband overheats under the heavy down duvet that I chose. I'm going to get a new one, but I don't know how heavy to get that'll be good for the winter, but keep him from sweating and throwing off the blankets.

Currently we have MYSA RÖNN duvet, warmth rating 6 (the warmest). It seems that they have changed their system from numbers to "Cooler, Warmer, and Extra Warm".

If you have an Ikea Duvet (down or synthetic), which one do you have and how do you like it? Do you get too hot?

Looking for a winter only duvet for when my bedroom is 62-65 degrees overnight. I am seeing so many all season duvets which sounds not warm enough. Do I only want both heavy + over 600 fill power?

I recently got a really nice real down duvet and cover. I was using the IKEA cooling duvet insert before, but it's so thin that the cover has a bunch of extra fabric and it looks and feels sort of weird. This new one is SO fluffy and plush and I instantly fell in love. But, I wake up sweaty every morning. How do I fix this without having to ditch my new favorite comforter?

I find my 10.5 + 4.5 microfiber duvets to be too heavy during winter, especially around the leg area as I tend to move/fidget around a lot in bed and also whilst sleeping.

Long story short; I've been using Bed-in-a-Bag Sets for so long and I haven't been a huge fan of the quality.

Really wanted to get some new bedding and do an overhaul. Literally have been researching all day for a nice duvet insert or comforter, but I'm honestly not sure what to settle on.

I definitely want DAT FLUFF, like a cloud. I have a Queen sized bed and I'm a pretty hot sleeper. I usually have my room super cold, and my fan running even during the Winter because I'm a psychopath.

I've kinda narrowed things down to the Utopia Comforter Duvet Insert on Amazon, and some others I've spotted on Ikea, but I'm really not sure what to settle on and would love some help to decide on something good.

Anyone using their goose down duvet for every season? If so, please mention brand and model?

Hi Everyone,

My Fiancé sleeps hot and I am in the market to get a new Duvet Cover that is linen & Duvet insert that is breathable. Since our current Duvet Cover is from Amazon (MooMee, 100% cotton) with a Down Alternative comforter (Costco, probably polyester).

I haven’t landed on a Duvet Cover yet but I wanted to see if anyone has used this insert before and if they would recommend it to a semi-hot sleeper (Me)

I’m looking for a high quality duvet insert or comforter. What do y’all use for winter and summer seasons?

I desperately need a new duvet and I was looking at ordering one from IKEA because the price is right and I generally like the quality of their products.

I was specifically looking at the STJÄRNBRÄCKA light warm duvet, but the reviews are mixed so I wanted to get some more input.

Would you recommend something else? A different model, material, etc?

I've had my last duvet for a decade so I have no point of reference and live a state away from the nearest store. Any input is appreciated!!

I'm looking into summer bedding for our home. I got cotton percale sheet set, cotton duvet cover, and now need a duvet insert. I want natural materials (no synthetic) and am torn between A) IKEA Fjallarnika in light warm (https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/fjaellarnika-duvet-insert-light-warm-50457474/) vs B) a silk option (https://a.co/d/20cpliD ---OR--- https://www.mommesilk.com/products/copy-of-washable-cotton-covered-silk-comforter).

Does anyone have experience to share? In the hottest months here (hot & humid) everything will be thrown off, so I wouldn't mind if it had a bit of versatility, i.e., spring/summer/fall.

More info: One child sleeps hot, one does not; they share a room. For winter (gets very cold here) son has the Fjallarnika duvet insert in warm and throws it off most nights. Daughter has the Fjallbracka in warm bc it was too hot for son. Fjallarnika has 90% feather/10% down so I thought getting it in light warm for summer would be a cooler option than the light warm Fjallbracka which has 75% down/25% feather.

IKEA is 3 hrs away so going to see in person is basically already making the choice. Would like to get them this weekend so I can be ready to change the bedding as the weather warms up! Thanks

• Would like fluffy duvet, natural materials, don't like that limp duvet look. I need at least 92x96" oversized queen, or a king that isn't all crinkly looking inside of it.

• Florida, so it gets very hot/humid in the summer, which is 9 months of the year. "Winter" is coming soon, so they say ...

• AC at 70-71° at night, w a floor fan blasting at me. I have to hide under the covers haha.

• Cat runs the house so she's on the bed sometimes, in case a random claw snag would affect the bedding. And fur.

• Husband won't even use a top sheet, seriously! I'm the one that needs to have the fluffy duvet look and slight warmth. I know only my cat and I will use any warmth or weight. So yes, I get all the covers since he doesn't want them!

• I've bought and returned 3 down or feather duvet inserts by now. Either the fit was weird—limp duvet by choosing queen; clumping from another one that the boxes were just bad construction obviously, or way too big when I got a king that was too oversized, or too crinkly sounding.) I thought I wanted down/feather summer weight, but the sizing or clumping bothers me. Or I've picked the wrong ones. Maybe the construction of the boxes is where it's at. I'm still learning.

• At this point, I'd consider wool or silk if needed. Idk if they'll look fluffy.

• Have a queen DIY in progress latex bed, so keeping things natural and allergy free in the bedroom is a huge deal for both of our asthma and allergies. The cat is enough in that area, but she's staying since she owns us and we're just her minions.

• I have recently purchased pretty Anthropologie cotton sateen sheets and duvet cover, which seems to be larger that typical duvet inserts so typical queen won't work as well.

• Am considering a quilt from West Elm that's pretty, to layer w duvet in winter, and w empty duvet in summer maybe. It's pretty, and It should hide the cat hair on my white and green scalloped border duvet cover.

• So I know, form follows Function. What's better, silk, wool or down feather? Any recs?

• No poly or microfiber. Just natural type materials as much as possible. We're on a budget and would like to keep this under $200 as I still need to finish the DIY latex layers for mattress and get a mattress cover, and better pillows.

Any help would be hugely appreciated! Thanks in advance!