I bought the THX Summer 6A in February of this year. Im also in the Midwest and sleep pretty hot. I loved it in winter, I did layer a cotton waffle blanket (along with a top sheet) and it was totally perfect, super cozy and I never woke up hot. Now that we’re in summer, I’ve been sleeping with just the top sheet, and the silk comforter on the lower half of my body, and it’s been pretty great. I keep my ac at 60 degrees, so it’s pretty cold. I heard the THX was thinner than the Mommesilk, so went with that. I like how soft it is but still has some weight to it. I do wish it was more fluffy, like a down duvet, but I don’t think you can get that effect with silk, Answer from Kylie5678 on reddit.com
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reddit.com › r/bedding › which silk comforter: thxsilk or mommesilk?
r/Bedding on Reddit: Which Silk Comforter: Thxsilk or Mommesilk?
May 25, 2024 -

Hi! My husband sleeps extremely hot all year round even though we’re in the Midwest. We’re looking to upgrade our bedding to help him with a quality linen duvet cover and silk comforter insert. The insert will be a summer weight and then I plan to just get a smaller quilt for myself to keep warmer.

We’ve narrowed it down to these two lightweight/summer silk inserts. Does anyone have experience with either, good or bad? Which would you pick?

Thxsilk Summer 6A Mulberry Silk Filled Comforter - https://thxsilk.com/collections/comforters-and-blankets/products/summer-6a-mulberry-silk-filled-comforter?variant=47912686256439

Mommesilk Washable & Breathable Silk Comforter - https://www.mommesilk.com/collections/comforters-pillows/products/silk-comforter?variant=42968359141601

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Best Mulberry Silk Comforters & Silk Comforter Set – THXSILK
If you are ready to purchase a high quality silk comforter and silk comforter set, the THXSILK 100% pure mulberry silk duvet comforter is highly recommended. The brand's affordable silk duvets are made from ethically sourced silk.
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19 Momme Mulberry Silk Duvet Cover – THXSILK
Duvet Insert Not Included. ... Share Opens in a new window. Tweet Opens in a new window. Pin it Opens in a new window. Share Opens in a new window. Share Opens in a new window. Email Opens in a new window. ... Looks very good thus far. Time will tell if it last over the years. The process of ordering and the delivery standard and timeline is excellent ... I would give 10 stars if I could..... Have ordered many bedding items from THXSILK and have enjoyed all of them immensely.
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100% Pure Mulberry Silk Duvet Covers – THXSILK
Lilac +9 19 Momme Silk Duvet Cover · Regular price · $ 289.99 · $ 399.99 · Regular price · $ 289.99 · Sale price · $ 289.99 · $ 399.99 · 4.75 / 5.0 · (181) 181 total reviews · Choose options · Quick view · 22 Momme Silk Duvet Cover · Vendor: THX Silk ·
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reddit.com › r/bedding › suggestions for a silk filled duvet
r/Bedding on Reddit: Suggestions for a silk filled duvet
August 16, 2023 -

Hi there, after seeing a few threads from u/SorcererLeotard I am interested in a silk filled duvet. I'm in the process of upgrading most of my bedding, so this seems like the most worthwhile upgrade. So here I am, seeking the wisdom from the Sorcerer of the threads.

I tend to sleep pretty hot as I don't have AC, but in general I like to be warm (o the irony) although I do sweat quite a bit. I'm looking into a Summer duvet for coolness or an all-season for balance, although I do really like the weight of my current duvet (7 lbs).

Any brand recommendations or things to look into? Budget is pretty flexible, so I'm looking into high-end and mid-high. Some that have caught my eye (from other threads) are:

  • Elle Silk

  • Lily Silk

  • ThxSilk

  • Ocochi (although I'm not sure about the bamboo lyocell)

I will probs pair it with a percale Sferra duvet cover, but I haven't looked much into this yet.

Thanks!

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Most silk insert brands will be pretty similar on how they help keep you mostly cool during the night (like Elle Silk, Mommesilk, LilySilk, THXSilk, Daniadown, Ocochi, etc) but only have some variations in the outershell or how much silk fill is in it. Personally, if you're getting a summer weight the grade of the silk doesn't really matter much since ALL summer weight silk inserts will be boxstitched together, thus negating a lot of the reasons for having long-strand silk floss in the first place, so keep that in mind when you shop. I know that THXSilk has less silk fill in their silk inserts compared to most brands, so if you sleep much hotter than most or your room temps are particularly high then it definitely helps to keep track of how much silk fill is in each brand's summer weight versions and go from there. Depending on how much silk fill you want (less for more cooling properties, more for more heat retention) or what type of outershell material you want they'll all pretty much be similar enough to where it won't matter much in the long-run, imo. THXSilk I think has the nicest outershells that are cotton (6A and 7A versions respectively), though I want to be clear: all of the brands I listed will be pretty great quality overall and you'll be nitpicking most brands against one another. I love my all-season silk insert because it's pretty heavy and it was cheap as hell for what it does (which is keep me mostly cool at night in temps of up to 74F), but if you don't have AC and you live in a hotter part of the world I would definitely just go with a summer weight silk insert that has a lower thread count for its outershell and less silk fill to ensure you get the best breathability. Personally, I wish most silk insert brands used linen outershells but they're too expensive for most and I suppose most wouldn't like the rougher texture if they're not using it inside of a duvet cover, so... sigh we'll likely never have one unless it's a handmade one from Etsy :( If you have any more questions feel free to ask :)
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amazon.ca › THXSILK-Mulberry-Filled-Comforter-Natural › dp › B0C7G8BQRG
THXSILK 100% Mulberry Silk Filled Duvet Insert/Silk Comforter, Grade 6A Natural Mulberry Silk Filled Duvet, Pure Cotton Shell(White), King Size 102in x 91in/260cm x 230cm, Silk Weight 5.29lb/2.4kg : Amazon.ca: Home
The craftsmanship is amazing: corner tabs and side loops, nice stitching and there is a layer of gauze between the shell and silk filling so the filling doesn't shift (no box stitching!). The comforter is not washable and does need a duvet cover. I got the spring/fall version and with the AC ...
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22 Momme Mulberry Silk Duvet Cover – THXSILK
Duvet Insert Not Included. ... Share Opens in a new window. Tweet Opens in a new window. Pin it Opens in a new window. Share Opens in a new window. Share Opens in a new window. Email Opens in a new window. ... I was so excited about getting this duvet cover, however to my surprise, it is just too hot for me. I was thinking silk would be cool. This is in no reflection on the company THXSILK - they sold a great, quality product.
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reddit.com › r/bedding › silk insert recommendations
r/Bedding on Reddit: Silk insert recommendations
November 9, 2022 -

I've done some research on silk inserts, which I didn't even know were a thing until I learned about it on this subreddit (Thanks!!), and wanted to see if there were recommendations on which one to buy. The options available are pretty overwhelming, so I was hoping to narrow it down to a few based on other hot sleepers' experience. Don't have a max budget in mind but willing to shell out a little extra if it means a better night of sleep!

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Sure! What temp do you keep your room at generally? Does your room temps fluctuate with the seasons (open windows, no a/c or heater for certain days when the temps outside are beautiful, etc)? What is the size of your duvet (dimensions)? Is there any specific material you want the silk insert's outershell to be---cotton, silk or bamboo? Silk-on-silk is only preferable if you have really bad allergies, imo, so the extra expense should only be undertaken by the extremely wealthy (that has money like that to burn) or those that suffer bad allergies and need it to have a decent night's sleep. Silk is amazing for hot sleepers and is pretty much the only material that keeps you cool first before insulating you second. Other materials like wool or down are great insulators (if you have cold room temps or are a cold sleeper) but you definitely should stay away from them with a ten-foot-pole if you are a hot sleeper. Most claim that down or wool 'regulates' your temps, but, imo, that's only because they keep their rooms at icebox temps and/or aren't hot sleepers. I've yet to sleep under a down or wool comforter/insert in 76F room temps and not start sweating buckets (both of them were 'summer' weight ones, fyi). With a silk insert, 76F keeps you mostly cool with a bit of an uncomfortable feeling of warmness starting up, sort of like a warning that any higher than 76F and you'll start to sweat; no other insert materials can get up to that temp without you starting to sweat in bed. I've come to find that silk inserts are amazing for saving money in the summer since usually I had to crank up the AC in summer to 70F to not wake up sweating with my old bedding setup; now I can have it at 74-76F and not wake up sweating (while saving money, yay!). Let me know and I'll help guide you on what you should get :)
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Thxsilk is where I bought mine from. Actually I've bought 4 from there. The ones with the cotton cover since they were all under $200 each.
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Mulberry Silk Duvet Covers Reviews – THXSILK
August 9, 2022 - Beauty sleep guaranteed.The light 3/4 tog is a great option for the upcoming summer, and thanks to all silk's temperature-regulating, breathable goodness, it will keep you cool during hot sticky nights without having to open every window in ...
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Silk Duvet Covers: Are They Worth It? – THXSILK
January 10, 2023 - THXSILK silk duvet covers are well worth the money. To begin, the brand uses only the highest quality silk, mulberry silk. While the duvet cover offers protection for the duvet insert, it also does wonders for skin, hair, and overall hygiene.
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reddit.com › r/bedding › can anyone recommend a brand or material for a duvet insert that *actually* sleeps cool?
r/Bedding on Reddit: Can anyone recommend a brand or material for a duvet insert that *actually* sleeps cool?
May 8, 2023 -

I need one for summer, my place will hover around 70-72 degrees, and I’ve been sweating in my old down comforter (I need the weight otherwise I’d just use a sheet and blanket, plus I splurged on a linen duvet cover that I’d like to use). I just tried a eucalyptus one that was supposed to be “cooling,” but it was also making me super hot. I’ve heard of wool and silk duvet inserts, but not sure if anyone has experience with those. I’d like to get something that will last for years, so cotton is a no-go since that bunches over time.

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I recommend silk over wool, tbh. Wool is great at wicking away moisture, sure, but it is still an insulating material (as is down) and as such doesn't do too hot at cooling you down. So, if you want a pretty cooling material then silk will (imo) be your best bet. Summer weight is what you'll want (and you'll want the insert to be just a bit larger than the duvet cover---this is really important if you don't want it to shift around like crazy inside of the duvet cover), and luckily there are many silk insert brands that have less silk fill in them than others and most of them will do pretty well breathability-wise (consistency in silk inserts is pretty awesome across the board, so buying a cheap one won't be a bad thing). Brands that will do well that have summer weight (or have something comparable): IKEA (light warm), THXSilk, Mommesilk, Your Moon, LilySilk, and ElleSilk. Some will have more silk fill than others, and some will be bigger (dimension-wise) than others, so you need to make sure that the silk insert is the dimensions and fill-weight (in ounces) that you're looking for. I recommend any silk insert that's less than 40 ounces of silk fill for a King/Cali King size. Again, it's important to get a duvet insert that's larger than the duvet cover (this is crucial!) especially since the summer weight is pretty lightweight and has a tendency to slide around (even tied into the duvet cover) so the extra inch or two of size the insert has inside of the duvet cover helps to 'pin' the insert in place really well. But, in regards to what will actually keep you cool during summer temps about the only fill materials that work well is silk or bamboo/eucalyptus and I tend to avoid the latter because the same thing happened to me (bought a bamboo set of sheets that claimed they were cooling and it was the opposite) so I tend to avoid it like the plague. And I have actual experience with a silk insert: it's game-changing (more than my linen canvas duvet cover that I absolutely adore to pieces). I have no doubt that within a few days others on here will pop up to agree that silk is a good option, but I thought I'd chime in early to let you know that it's an amazing option that will definitely help you out :)
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100% Mulberry Silk Comforter - All Season Silk Duvet for Luxury Sleep – THXSILK
Premium 100% Mulberry Silk Comforter - Our luxurious silk comforter is filled and covered with the finest 22/25 Momme grade A Mulberry silk. The 100% silk filling provides superior insulation while regulating temperature to keep you cozy all year round.
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reddit.com › r/bedding › silk insert and duvet cover combo?
r/Bedding on Reddit: silk insert and duvet cover combo?
May 16, 2022 -

I was looking at mommesilk all season insert. What would be a good duvet cover to go with? I was looking at the ikea dytag but the dimensions are smaller than the insert.

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Simple opulence quality is great. I have their silk duvet in king with their French linen duvet cover. I tried a bunch of the silk duvet covers from Amazon and found Thxsilk to have the best quality silk it seemed thicker than the others.
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Which size silk insert/duvet cover are you getting? The Cali King size is the most challenging to get for a silk insert, for sure, as I think that particular size is not the norm over in China (where pretty much all silk inserts are made) so the dimensions for the norm sizes of Twin, Full, Queen, King are more well-known and accurate for the most part, though there can still be some discrepancies. Regarding what type of duvet you'd like to get: I'm assuming you want one that's either cotton or linen, yes? Those are the best ones to get since they are the most breathable, by far. (I prefer linen as it's the most breathable, but that's my personal preference). And, then, most importantly, what is your pricerange? If you give me some requirements (what size you are getting from Mommesilk, what type of fabric you want your duvet cover to be, the color (or pattern type if you like, like 'minimalist' or 'floral' etc), and the pricerange, then I can find you some good choices :) Though I suppose it also comes down to what type of duvet cover 'weight' you'd like: the heavy-duty (well-made and usually more pricey) linen/cotton duvet covers that will last for years but be pretty heavy in comparison to the lightweight ones that are pretty thin (often cheaper and wears down more quickly) but they don't add much extra weight to an already pretty heavy all-season insert (paired with a heavy-duty duvet and you could be looking at over 10lbs of pressure which is lovely for me, but some people don't want that much poundage pushing them down). Thought I'd bring that up in case you didn't want that much weight. Let me know and I'll do my best to find you some good options! P.S. Are you OK with buying pre-owned like-new duvets off ebay for a really lowered price (but from quality brands) or would you rather buy new? Let me know (along with all the requirements I previously specified with the pricerange you are willing to spend) and I'll get right on it :)
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amazon.com › THXSILK-Mulberry-Filled-Comforter-Natural › dp › B0C7GB9QZR
Amazon.com: THXSILK 100% Mulberry Silk Filled Duvet Insert Comforter, Grade 7A Natural Mulberry Silk Filled Duvet, Pure Cotton Shell(White), King Size 102in x 91in/260cm x 230cm, Weight 3.3lb/1.5kg : Home & Kitchen
100% MULBERRY SILK: THXSILK silk quilt is filled with 100% long strand, GRADE 7A pure DOUPION MULBERRY SILK(high tensile and softer), which is lightweight, smooth, breathable, and body-hugging, maintains the balance of skin moisture.
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reddit.com › r/bedding › silk duvet - which weight for hot sleeper?
r/Bedding on Reddit: Silk duvet - which weight for hot sleeper?
January 21, 2024 -

After buying and returning 3 different down and down/feather duvets that were way too warm, I’ve decided to try a silk insert.

I live in a cold climate but I’m a hot sleeper. I currently sleep with 2 quilts - one is heavy cotton and then a velvet one on top, this is usually warm enough for me, but occasionally I do use an extra blanket in winter.

I’m debating between Mommesilk’s summer weight silk ($189), or they have a 2 in 1 option that includes a summer insert and an all season insert that can both be used separately or be snapped together in winter, for $269. Or, I was considering THXSilk 7A summer weight for $279.

Does anyone know if there’s a big difference in warmth between the summer/other weights? How do these brands compare in terms of quality?

Thank you!

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I’ve never heard of this brand but I looked it up and now I want one (of the mommesilk)!!!
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For a silk insert I would highly recommend the 2-in-1 since it has the best customization options you can get, imo. It's really lovely in that you can use 3 options that will perfectly work for most situations/seasons: 1) the lowest weight (summer) insert that you can use by itself for summer/warmer room temps; 2) the middle weight (in-between summer and all-season weight) one for spring/fall or if you sleep colder than most or have chillier room temps; or, 3) both of them paired together for really cold temps during winter or ice-box room temps. Honestly, it's a great option for those that are unsure about what they need as well as people that have colder winter temps since both of them paired together will definitely keep you warm (though too warm for those that live in warmer climates, I'll admit). Overall, though, both Mommesilk and THXSilk are good brands and I will say that the THXSilk 7A inserts tend to run quite hot for many hot sleepers so I thought it might be wise to point that out----you'd probably do better with THXSilk's 5A or 6A silk insert since they'll sleep cooler all-around vs the 7A (the double-cocoon mulberry silk will have much more insulating properties than their 5A and 6A counterparts, certainly). As another user pointed out, most silk inserts will work really well overall and generally the lower the silk grade the more cold pockets will eventually accumulate for the silk insert which will either be a boon or an eyesore depending on how you sleep (if you sleep really hot then a lower grade silk or Tussah silk will fit you much better because of this feature). If, however, you want as much insulation as you can with a silk insert then a higher grade of silk will be right down your alley :) The biggest differences between Mommesilk and THXSilk is usually the silk grade and the outershell fabric. THXSilk has far more options (they have the lowliest silk grades and the highest silk grades and different fabric outershells for each) whereas Mommesilk is (I believe) 6A on all of their products (though I could be wrong about this) and the same fabric outerhsell for all their inserts. Personally I don't care much for fabric outershells being high-quality or not since it's kind of moot in the end if you're sticking it inside of a duvet cover, so long as it's cotton that's fairly breathable and doesn't make much noise it's usually A-OK by me, in the end; though, I understand how many would want a really silky-smooth outershell since it's very pretty and lends a higher-quality feeling to it, even if I feel it's kind of unneeded in the end. THXSilk has the lowest silk fill between it and Mommesilk so they will be the more breathable option between the two if you are going by that metric, but with the 2-in-1 their summer weight is pretty breathable by itself and the customization angle kind of is more of a winning combo (at least to me when compared against THXSilk if you're unsure what will work best for you). Whichever brand you go with in the end, though, both will be pretty nice quality overall for a silk insert and likely won't disappoint you when compared to a feather/down insert since they are a game-changer for most hot sleepers, in comparison, imo ;) Hope this helps and if you have any more questions feel free to ask! :)
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25 Momme Silk Duvet Cover Set – THXSILK
Absolutely amazing Genuinely real silk , I have ordered from everywhere but the THX quality stands out. Real soft best sheet Duvet set.
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reddit.com › r/bedding › light weight duvet cover for king thxsilk 6a insert?
r/Bedding on Reddit: Light weight duvet cover for king THXsilk 6a insert?
October 9, 2023 -

Hey all,

I have a queen-size DLX premier hybrid (14" tall, which will be 14" off the ground) on order, and I'm taking the opportunity to upgrade my bedding as well.

I'm a hot sleeper, and my bedroom will swing from the low 60s for a couple of months a year up to the mid-70s for longer periods. I currently have an old down comforter that I kick off in the summer, and I'm looking to upsize to a king THXsilk 6a comforter (102x90) in the spring/fall fill.

I'm a little unsure of how I'll like the extra weight of the silk comforter, so I'd like to pair it with a lightweight breathable cover in the $120 price range. I'm having a bit of trouble finding one that's properly undersized so that it doesn't slide around, so I'm looking for suggestions! A solid color is fine with me, but likely not white.

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thxsilk.com › products › summer-7a-grade-silk-filled-comforter
Summer Silk Filled Comforter – THXSILK
- Strongly recommended for use with a duvet cover · - Professional dry clean · - Spot clean if necessary · - Air in well-circulated areas 2~3 times every month. - Keep out of range from pets and sharp objects. - Store in a cool, dry Place. Outer Shell:100% 100S Jaquard Cotton ·