12 Best Organic Comforters for a Sustainable Snooze (2025)

Here at AD, we’re always in search of eco-friendly bedding for our sleep setups , and if you ask us, the best organic comforters are a great place to start. Why the struggle? First of all, finding high-quality bedding at a reasonable price is difficult on its own (one of the reasons so many direct-to-consumer start-ups have tried their hand in the space), and adding in sustainable specifications can quickly send costs skyrocketing. Besides, there’s a lot of confusing language and branding around manufacturing practices that can make purchasing decisions even more difficult, whether you’re looking for fair trade certified (FSC) items or Oeko-Tex fabrics. Here’s one thing we can set straight: Comforters and duvets are different. An organic duvet typically consists of two pieces (an insert and a cover) while an organic comforter doesn’t require an insert—it’s easy to mix the two up.

To help guide your bedding journey, we’ve rounded up the best organic comforters ranging from lightweight to heavy, eucalyptus to merino wool—all free of harsh chemicals. Happy checkout and sweet dreams, and remember: You’re also doing something good for the planet! Now all you have to do is update your bed pillows, pillowcases, and, of course, treat yourself to a new sheet set.

Our Top Picks for the Best Organic Comforters:

All of the products in this reflect queen-size comforters, but many brands offer options ranging from twin XL to California king.

Best Comforters, Overall

Brooklinen’s take on an organic comforter has over 500 five-star reviews and comes in a lightweight, all-season, or ultra-warm version. Packed with eco-friendly, recycled PET fibers encased in a 100% cotton sateen shell, we think this duvet is an all-around solid pick, whether you’re in the market for just a light layer for the spring and summer or something more heavy-duty for the colder months. Contributor Rebecca Grambone has spent a few years sleeping under the breathable and eco-friendly comforter and says, “If you’re like me and always on the hunt for the perfect mix of cool and comfort with their sleep setup, definitely give this a try!”

Best Down Comforter

You get a bit of customization power with this one—shoppers are able to choose just how warm they want the blanket to be (light, medium, extra, or ultra). Choose the warmest option and you won’t believe you’re not snoozing underneath a set of wool-filled comforters. This super-soft comforter is made of an organic cotton shell and filled with hypoallergenic RDS-certified down—and it’s all finished with a clean-looking box stitch.

Best Down Alternative

With their queen-size duvet coming in right at the $300 mark, Boll & Branch’s products offer many sustainable traits. Their duvets are made of organic, fair trade cotton and their down-alternative fill is made in the US. To top it off, they’re Oeko-Tex certified, which means they’ve been tested for chemicals and pesticides that could be hazardous to your health. Boll & Branch also offers lightweight and winter-weight versions of the comforter, so you can select one based on your sleeping preferences. Commerce writer Julia Harrison found this imitation-down duvet insert to be perfect for even the warmer months, saying “it’s comfy year-round—not too hot, too cold, nor is it filled with all the harmful chemicals many bedding brands can be careless about.”

Best for Hot Sleepers

The eco-friendly credentials of a Buffy comforter are many: The fill is made with recycled plastic, it’s sewn with recycled thread, the primary fabric is eucalyptus sourced from regenerative forests, and Buffy is developing a closed-loop supply chain that’ll turn old comforters into new ones. And while the price point is reasonable at $159 for a queen-size comforter, you might want to factor in that they recommend dry-cleaning it. “The fibers are naturally a little heavier, which makes it more substantial and warmer than other cooling comforters I’ve tried [like the Casper], but it’s not as overwhelming as a traditional down comforter,” says commerce director Rachel Fletcher.

Best All-Season Comforter

Available in four neutral-adjacent tones, this bed comforter that’s a brand best seller embraces the rumpled cotton look and shows off the beauty of the material. The filler will stay put, thanks to the diamond-stitch design and the all-encompassing binding gives it a finished look—you don’t even have to pop this one in a duvet cover.

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See all of the above benefits of the Buffy supply chain, and add to the list the fact that the Cloud is crafted for a cooler natural comforter experience that’s made of 100% eucalyptus. Contributor Sydney Gore has loved this comforter for over six years: “During the colder months I like to add an extra layer for warmth so I appreciate that I don’t feel too weighed down by it all. I definitely think that it’s improved my sleep hygiene since I started using it.”

For summer evenings, or New York apartments with erratic radiators, this is the cooler choice. Lightweight, airy, and made from 100% Tencel Lyocell (eucalyptus fibers) with sateen weave, this is the right hypoallergenic choice for hot sleepers or humid evenings. It’s gently weighted without being sweaty, and Oeko-Tex certified.

Enough of this “hot sleeper” stuff, what about us cool sleepers? This pinch-pleat design gives princess bed vibes. Besides loving its detail, we love its eco-friendly take on a comforter with 90% down fill and 100% Organic Cotton Shell. It also comes in a blue and gray if you’re not the duvet cover type.

This is the comforter for the heavy-handed environmentalist. Made from machine-washable wool, this comforter contains no synthetic materials or fibers. It’s naturally hypoallergenic, mold, mildew and dust mite resistant, and the wool itself is sourced from Chatsworth Estate in the UK. The cover is, of course, also made from 100% organic cotton. You can feel good about the carbon footprint of this comforter while wrapped in it. Contributor Yelena Alpert is a big fan: “It’s the perfect combo of crisp on the outside, and plush on the inside,” she says. “The 200 g/m2 fill weight is the ideal compromise between my husband and me, as I am always cold and he is constantly throwing off covers. It certainly feels breathable, and I attribute this to the wool filling.”

Made of eco-wool that is sheared from humanely raised sheep in the United States, the Nest organic wool comforter is also Oeko-Tex and GOTS certified. While it sits at the top of the price threshold, those who might prefer a machine washable option from a more familiar fabric will find comfort here.

If you’re not satisfied with run-of-the-mill polyester fill, Avocado’s comforter is stuffed with naturally thermoregulating and highly breathable alpaca fibers sourced from the Peruvian Andes. Topped with a 100% organic cotton cover in percale, this moisture-wicking duvet is another ideal pick if you’re prone to night sweats; try it paired with a cooling cotton duvet cover for maximum comfort.

The name really gives it away: This comforter is ridiculously puffy. Light enough to use year-round and made with an organic cotton shell, this comforter is finished with a sleek pintuck stitch to give it that perfectly lived-in look.