If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. 9 Cooling Comforters Hot Sleepers Should Buy ASAP Crafted from moisture-wicking fabrics and designed to be lightweight, these comforters will keep you cool as you sleep. Credit: Courtesy of Parachute, Rest, Amazon If you're a hot sleeper, you may only use the top sheet or a lightweight blanket at night. But few things compare to snuggling up under a comforter or duvet while you sleep. Luckily, you don't have to sacrifice staying cool for being comfortable. There are many comforters and duvet inserts on the market that are designed with moisture-wicking properties to keep you from overheating as you sleep. Tom Ryan, product expert at Sleep Foundation Amy Hoban, chief creative officer of Parachute What to Look for When You Shop Before purchasing a cooling comforter, there are factors to consider to ensure the bedding lives up to its claims. Moisture-wicking materials: Choose a comforter constructed from moisture-wicking materials, which removes sweat from your skin and brings it to the outer surface of the material. "For hot sleepers or those living in hot or humid climates, we like to recommend linen, cotton, or bamboo," says Tom Ryan, product expert at Sleep Foundation. "Each of these fabrics is light, breathable, and can wick away moisture."Weight: Most brands make different weights—also known as fill power—for comforters. Ryan says that making sure the comforter isn't packed too tightly with material will make it more breathable throughout the night. "If you're a hot sleeper, look for a comforter with lower fill power (around 700 or less) or something that is generally lighter weight," he says. Fill type: Down alternative is an ideal comforter fill if you are a hot sleeper. "Down alternatives are meant to mimic the feel of down, but they use synthetic materials like polyester or microfiber," says Ryan. Also, look for comforters filled with cotton, as it tends to trap less heat. To help you in your search, we rounded up some of the best cooling blankets on the market. Each option on our list will keep hot sleepers comfortable all night long. 11 Best Cooling Blankets for Hot Sleepers 01 of 09 Parachute Down Duvet Insert Credit: Courtesy of Parachute The shell of this duvet is formulated entirely from moisture-wicking cotton, while the filling is made with European white down that has a fill power of 750 for the perfect amount of fluff. "Parachute offers duvet inserts in a lightweight warmth that will keep warm sleepers cozy and comfortable," says Amy Hoban, chief creative officer of Parachute. $300 at Parachute Home 02 of 09 Layla Down Alternative Comforter Credit: Courtesy of Layla This down alternative comforter has a 10-ounce fill weight, which will keep you cool during hot nights but cozy when you want a bit more warmth. It's crafted from 300-thread count cotton, which isn't just lightweight and breathable—it's also extremely soft to the touch. $229 at Laylasleep.com 03 of 09 Cozy Earth Comforter Made With Viscose From Bamboo Credit: Courtesy of Cozy Earth Designed to have a thinner profile than a traditional down comforter, this option from Cozy Earth is ultra-soft. It's made from 100 percent bamboo viscose, which is a naturally temperature-regulating fabric that is lightweight, breathable, and moisture-wicking. $499 at Cozy Earth 04 of 09 Rest Evercool Cooling Comforter Credit: Courtesy of Rest Want a comforter that doesn't just keep you cool, but is actually cool to the touch? This is the option for you. It's made with cutting-edge, temperature-regulating technology that's formulated to keep you nice and chilly all night long. What's more, the ultra-thin fibers efficiently absorb and eliminate moisture, creating a dry sleeping environment. $199 at Rest Duvet 05 of 09 Brooklinen Down Comforter Credit: Courtesy of Brooklinen Brooklinen's down comforter is available in three different weights: lightweight, all-season, and ultra-warm. For hot sleepers, we recommend the lightweight option, which has a fill power of 650 to keep you cool throughout the night. $189 at Brooklinen 06 of 09 Linenspa Comforter Duvet Insert Credit: Courtesy of Amazon This highly-rated duvet insert is offered at a lower price point than some other cooling comforters, making it a great budget-friendly option. The plush, down alternative fill offers all-season comfort for hot sleepers. It can be used as a comforter or as a duvet insert and has a box-stitch construction to keep the fill in place. $28 at Amazon 07 of 09 Pottery Barn Sleepsmart 37.5 Technology Temperature Regulating Down Alternative Duvet Insert Credit: Courtesy of Pottery Barn Pottery Barn's down alternative duvet continuously adjusts to help maintain an ideal climate as you sleep. The machine-washable duvet insert is made of 80 percent antimicrobial polyester and a 20 percent performance fiber blend that works to simultaneously keep you cool and prevent allergens. $239 at Pottery Barn 08 of 09 Casper The Humidity Fighting Duvet Credit: Courtesy of Casper Believe it or not, wool is a great bedding material for hot sleepers. "While it sounds counterintuitive, wool is naturally moisture wicking, which can be helpful in the summer months or for hot sleepers," says Ryan. This duvet is made with lighter and finer merino wool, which naturally wicks away sweat to keep you comfortable throughout the night. $399 at Casper 09 of 09 Slumber Cloud Lightweight Comforter Credit: Courtesy of Slumber Cloud This ultra-lightweight comforter incorporates NASA-approved temperature-regulating technology, which was created to keep you cool when it's hot out and warm when it's not. It's available in three different thickness levels—1/4 inch, 1 1/2 inch, and 2 inch—but each option is constructed with the same cooling technology. $219 at Slumber Cloud Explore more: Home Home Decor