The 9 Best Duvet Covers You Can Buy on Amazon

• Luxe feel available in plenty of colors

• Delicate fabric might not hold up well over time

If you’ve shopped bought bedding online before, you’ve seen Brooklinen come up. Brooklinen’s known for high-quality bedding. We recently wrote 1,000 words about how good its linen sheets are. Its duvet cover is no different, and it’s available on Amazon. Its 480-thread count lends a soft, dreamy (pun intended) feel that earned it a top spot as the “best luxe duvet cover” in our best duvet covers roundup.

While Amazon offers fewer options compared to purchasing from Brooklinen directly, you can still find a fairly robust selection of colors and patterns. Note, if you’re prone to tossing and turning in your sleep, maybe keep scrolling or try the percale. Some reviewers say that luxe fabric is also delicate, and might not hold up well to wear.

• Includes clips for your insert

• Pricey

Cozy Earth uses the word “luxury” for a reason, and the price reflects that. We certainly think it’s well worth it and, like with Brooklinen, have long endorsed the brand. Not only does the bamboo viscose-cotton combo feel like a dream, the addition of cotton in the weave makes the cover more durable.

What really sets this duvet apart from other options on this list is the interior snap closures that help hold your duvet insert in place. They're just a little bit easier to deal with than the tie-offs that other companies use.

• Comes with additional shams

• High price tag compared to other Amazon brands

Transform your room into a resort suite with Boll & Branch’s duvet set. While we love Cozy Earth, a few discerning minds at Esquire like to keep fabrics classic—cotton or linen.

The crisp Boll & Branch cotton looks classic and elevated, and the hemmed edges tie the whole set together. The price is high for a brand on Amazon, but your purchase also includes two matching shams along with your duvet cover. Also, we're fans of investing in bedding.

• Plenty of color options

• Lyocell is prone to fading

Yes, there is eucalyptus in this Sijo duvet cover—eucalyptus tree fibers to be precise. That’s what gives it the silky, breathable feel that makes you sigh “ahhhh” every time you let it flutter over your body.

The Esquire style team notes this a lot when we talk about style at Esquire—most recently when talking about moisture wicking underwear (exciting stuff!)—but lyocell is a finicky fabric. It's great for sweat wicking and overall cooling, but it doesn't do well in a high heat wash and is prone to losing its color. You'll see this reflected in the Amazon reviews complaining about the loss of color, but at this price we can make some concessions.

• Affordable and comes with shams

• Not enough buttons on closure

Sometimes, you just need simple bedding that’s affordable and gets the job done. This Mellanni duvet cover set fits that bill. It’s on the thinner side and some reviewers say the scant button closures might mean your duvet insert spills out a bit, but the microfiber material feels great for what you're paying. It also comes with two pillow shams—all for the unbeatable price of under $30.

If you're sending a kid off to college, furnishing a few new guest rooms, or want a few sets of just-in-case sheets, this is a great pick.

• Luxurious, puffy feel

• Excess fabric

Buffy rhymes with fluffy, and that’s exactly how we would describe the Buffy duvet cover. Reviewers liken this duvet to feeling wrapped in a voluminous cooling cloud. It’s actually so voluminous that some reviewers find they end up with excess fabric, so shop for your duvet insert discerningly.

• Plenty of stripe patterns and options

• Shading can look a little off

Type “patterned duvet covers” into your Amazon search bar, and you’ll probably catch MooMee at the top of the results. And if you’re looking for a breezy striped linen duvet cover, then do we have news for you. The brand offers over 20 styles of fabric pattern—gingham, pinstripes, textured wavy stripes, and more—that can inject a quick bit of flair to your bedscape. Our favorite is a classic shirting stripe in light blue like an Oxford button-down or heathered green for something more country.

• Waffle weave texture that will stave off the night sweats

• Prone to tearing

Waffle weave doesn’t just add a nice textural flair to your textiles. It also helps wick off moisture, which is especially great for anyone prone to night sweats. Bedsure’s cotton waffle weave duvet comes in a variety of colors and will keep you cool, no matter the season. Though, and was say this when talking about waffle towels, the fabric can fray over time.

• Cozy material

• Only comes in two colors

If you only need a duvet in the colder months and sleep especially cold, then a flannel might be your best option. Coyuchi is known for its quality sustainable bedding options, and its cotton flannel duvet cover is available on Amazon. Though it only comes in two shades, this simple bedding feels exactly like your favorite winter sweater—making it perfect to curl up with on frosty winter nights.

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