Best Duvet Canada: Our Top Picks (2025)

The Douglas Down Alternative Duvet has a 300-thread-count cotton cover that’s soft, cozy, and breathable, making it an ideal choice for year-round comfort without overheating. This 280 GSM duvet is filled with lightweight, GRS-certified recycled polyester with a gel fill for added cooling comfort. It’s also 100% vegan, made with hypoallergenic materials, and certified to STeP, STANDARD 100, and Made in Green by OEKO-TEX®.

This duvet is machine washable and comes in three size options. The grid-stitch design keeps the fill evenly distributed for consistent comfort, and corner loops ensure it stays securely attached to your duvet cover.

Priced at just $129 for a full/queen size, the Douglas Down Alternative Duvet comes with free shipping across Canada, a 120-night sleep trial (with the option of free return pickup and full refunds), and a 3-year warranty.

The Douglas Down Alternative Duvet has 650 reviews on the brand’s website. Douglas is rated “Excellent” on Trustpilot, and the brand’s parent company GoodMorning.com has a BBB customer review rating of 4.89/5 stars. These third-party review scores are factored into the duvet’s overall rating.

While this duvet scored well, it could have received a higher rating if it came in multiple weights or had an even longer warranty.

The Silk & Snow Down Alternative Duvet is priced at $155 for an all-season full/queen size (which is what we ordered for this review). This price is slightly below average compared to the other mattresses on this list. Three weight options are suited for various needs: 175 GSM for lightweight comfort, 375 GSM for all-season comfort, and 500 GSM for winter-ready warmth.

This machine-washable duvet is made with a soft cotton cover. It comes with corner loops that connect to your duvet cover, and it has a grid-stitched design to keep the hypoallergenic polyester fill in place. It’s also STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified. The Silk & Snow Down Alternative Duvet comes with free shipping, a generous 100-night sleep trial, and the option of free return pickup with a full refund. Its 1-year warranty is average compared to other brands on this list.

The Silk & Snow Down Alternative Duvet has 400+ reviews on the brand’s website. While Silk & Snow is rated “Excellent” on Trustpilot, the brand has a BBB customer review rating of only 2.4/5 stars. Sleep Country, the parent company of Silk & Snow, is rated “Poor” on Trustpilot and has a BBB customer review rating of 1.28/5 stars. These third-party review scores are factored into the duvet’s overall rating.

Based on our ranking criteria, the Silk & Snow Down Alternative Duvet also would have earned a higher rating if it had additional cooling properties, a longer warranty, and more reviews on the Silk & Snow website.

The Logan & Cove Down Duvet is made in Canada and features ethically sourced, DOWNMARK® certified Hutterite duck down for exceptional warmth and comfort. This hypoallergenic duvet comes in two weight options (lightweight and all-season), making it easy to find the right level of coziness to suit your needs. We ordered the lightweight option for this review because duck down is warmer than polyester alternatives.

The Logan & Cove Down Duvet has a soft, breathable 400-thread-count cotton shell. Its baffle box construction ensures down is evenly distributed for head-to-toe warmth, and double-needle stitching prevents any down from leaking. Corner loops allow you to secure the duvet to your duvet cover so it stays in place.

Priced at $299 for a lightweight queen size or $349 for an all-season queen size, the Logan & Cove Down Duvet is more expensive than other options on this list. However, it’s also the only down-filled duvet we reviewed, and this price point isn’t unusual for a down duvet. This duvet comes with free shipping, a longer-than-average 120-night sleep trial, and the option of free return shipping with a full refund. It also has a 5-year warranty, compared to much shorter warranties for most other duvets on this list.

Logan & Cove is rated “Excellent” on Trustpilot, and the brand’s parent company GoodMorning.com has a BBB customer review rating of 4.9/5 stars. These third-party review scores are factored into the duvet’s overall rating.

While this duvet scored well, it could have earned a higher rating if it had a lower price, was machine washable, or had more customer reviews on the Logan & Cove website. Down duvets also aren’t measured by GSM so this couldn’t be factored into the product’s score.

The Endy Duvet features a cotton shell with polyester piping and a 100% polyester fill, offering a machine-washable and lightweight design. The filling is hypoallergenic and STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified. The cover has a 300 thread count, corner loops that connect to your duvet cover, and a grid-stitched design to keep the polyester fill in place.

This duvet comes in one weight option and four size options. In addition to free shipping, the Endy Duvet comes with a 60-night sleep trial with the option of free return shipping and a full refund. The duvet also comes with a 1-year warranty. Both the sleep trial and warranty are comparable to other brands on this list. A queen-size Endy Duvet is priced at $255 for a queen size, which is higher than average compared to other duvets on this list.

While the Endy Duvet has 400+ reviews on the brand’s website, it’s important to note that Endy as a company is rated “Poor” on Trustpilot. Endy’s parent company Sleep Country has a customer review rating of just 1.28/5 stars on BBB and is rated “Poor” on Trustpilot. These third-party review scores are factored into the duvet’s overall rating.

The Endy Duvet would have earned a higher rating on this list if it had a lower price, additional cooling properties, an advertised GSM, more weight options, and more reviews on the Endy website. Its rating would also be higher if Endy offered a longer-than-average sleep trial and warranty.

The Hush All Season Cooling Microgravity Duvet is designed with advanced materials to help regulate temperature for a more comfortable sleep. Its hypoallergenic polyester fill has a weight of 250 GSM, providing a lightweight feel that’s suitable for hot sleepers and warmer temperatures. This machine-washable duvet comes in one weight option and three standard size options.

The cotton cover is treated with phase-change material on one side to provide two temperature options. The duvet has snaps to keep your duvet cover in place, and a grid-stitched design keeps the polyester fill evenly distributed. While this duvet has a number of innovative features, it’s more expensive than many other down alternative duvets on the market at $299 for a queen size. It comes with free shipping and a 60-night sleep trial, with free return pickup and full refunds, as well as a 1-year warranty. This is average compared to other duvets on this list.

Hush is rated “F” (unaccredited) on BBB with a customer review rating of 1/5 stars, and the company is rated “Bad” on Trustpilot. The brand’s parent company, Sleep Country Canada, has a customer review rating of 1.28/5 stars on BBB and is rated “Poor” on Trustpilot. These third-party review scores are factored into the duvet’s overall rating.

The Hush All Season Cooling Microgravity Duvet would have earned a higher rating if it had a lower price, had material certifications, was available in multiple weight options, and came with a longer-than-average sleep trial and warranty. It also would have received points for having more customer reviews on the Hush website.

The Emma Cloud Duvet is a polyester duvet priced at $169 for a queen size, which is slightly above average for a down alternative duvet compared to other brands on this list. This duvet comes in one weight (333 GSM) and uses hollow-fibre polyester for added breathability. It’s machine washable up to 60°C, and it’s designed with grid stitching to keep the polyester fill in place. It comes in three size options to fit most standard-sized beds.

This duvet comes with free shipping, a 60-night sleep trial, and free return pickup with a full refund. This is average compared to other duvets on this list. The Emma Cloud Duvet also comes with a 2-year warranty, which is longer than average.

Third-party review scores are factored into the duvet’s overall rating. Emma is rated “Poor” on Trustpilot. The company is rated “NR” (unaccredited) on BBB and has a customer review rating of 1/5 stars. It should also be noted that Emma has been investigated by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) for its continuous and misleading “sales.”

The Cloud Duvet would have earned a higher rating if it were hypoallergenic, had a disclosed thread count, had material certification, had cover loops or snaps, or came in multiple weight options. The rating would also be improved by a lower price, a longer-than-average sleep trial, and more reviews on the Emma website.

Designed with a cotton cover treated with phase-change material, the Simba Hybrid Duvet aims to deliver temperature-regulated comfort. The Invista® recycled polyester filling is hypoallergenic and Global Recycling Standard (GRS) certified. This machine-washable duvet is designed with square-pocket stitching to keep the fill in place. It comes in one weight option and two sizes (queen and king).

The Simba Hybrid Duvet is priced at $299 for a queen size. This is more expensive than most other down alternative duvets on this list. It also doesn’t come with a sleep trial or warranty, so you don’t have the option to return the duvet once you’ve opened it. Most of the duvets on this list come with both a sleep trial and a warranty.

The Simba Hybrid Duvet has 16,000+ reviews on the brand’s website, and Simba itself has a Trustpilot rating of “Excellent”. However, since Sleep Country is a primary distributor of Simba products in Canada, it’s important to consider their online reputation, too. Sleep Country is rated “Poor” on Trustpilot and has a BBB customer review rating of 1.28/5 stars, despite its “A+” (unaccredited) rating. These third-party review scores are factored into the duvet’s overall rating.

The Simba Hybrid Duvet would have earned a higher rating if it had a disclosed thread count and GSM, had cover loops or snaps, and came in multiple weight options. The rating would also be improved by a lower price, a sleep trial or warranty, and the option for free return pickup with full refunds.

The LuxeSilk™ Duvet by Sunset Sleep, sold exclusively at Sleep Country, combines a 50-50 blend of silk and polyester fill. The TENCEL™ and polyester cover feels cool to the touch and has hypoallergenic and antimicrobial properties, making it a suitable choice if you have sensitive skin or allergies. The duvet is machine washable, has a grid-stitched design, comes in 4 size options, and is STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified.

The LuxeSilk™ Duvet is priced at $309 for a queen size, making it one of the highest-priced duvets on this list. While it comes with a 10-year warranty (longer than any other duvet warranty we’ve seen), you won’t receive a sleep trial with your purchase. That means you don’t have the option to return the duvet for a refund if it doesn’t work for you.

This duvet is available for purchase at Sleep Country Canada stores and online. Sleep Country has a customer review rating of just 1.28/5 stars on BBB and is rated “Poor”on Trustpilot. These third-party review scores are factored into the duvet’s overall rating.

The Sunset Sleep LuxeSilk™ Duvet also would have earned a higher rating if it had disclosed thread count and GSM, had cover loops or snaps, and came in multiple weight options. Its rating would also be improved by a lower price tag, a sleep trial with free return pickup and a full refund, and a higher number of reviews on the Sleep Country website.

The IKEA SMÅSPORRE duvet is a budget-friendly option for Canadian shoppers. In fact, it’s the lowest-priced duvet on this list at $39 for a queen size. It comes in three weight options (light warm, warm, and extra warm) and three standard sizes. We purchased the light warm option for this review. This duvet features a polyester and cotton cover with a 186-thread count and hollow-fibre polyester fill. The duvet is machine washable at 60°C for convenience.

IKEA SMÅSPORRE has 1,100+ reviews on the IKEA website and seems to be a popular choice among customers. However, IKEA is rated “C-” (unaccredited) on Better Business Bureau with a customer review rating of 1.24/5 stars. IKEA is also rated “Bad”on Trustpilot based on over 25,000 reviews. These third-party review scores are factored into the duvet’s overall rating.

The IKEA SMÅSPORRE duvet also would have earned a higher rating if it had material certification, was hypoallergenic, had cover loops or snaps, and had baffle box or grid stitching to keep the filling in place. Its rating would be further improved by a sleep trial with free return pickup and a full refund, as well as long-term warranty coverage.

The Sleep Comfort Wool Duvet is one of the more affordably priced options on this list at $119 for a queen size. It’s filled with breathable wool, a natural fibre known for its ability to trap heat effectively and wick away moisture. This could make the duvet a good choice if you’re a cold sleeper, or if you want breathable comfort.

This hypoallergenic duvet has a box-stitched design that keeps the 100 GSM filling evenly distributed, ensuring consistent comfort throughout the night. The Sleep Comfort Wool Duvet comes in one weight option and two sizes (queen and king). It isn’t machine washable, and it doesn’t come with a sleep trial or warranty.

Costco is rated “D-” (unaccredited) on BBB and has a customer review rating of 1.16/5 stars. The business is also rated “Poor” on Trustpilot. These third-party review scores are factored into the duvet’s overall rating.

The Sleep Comfort Wool Duvet also would have earned a higher rating if it had a disclosed thread count, had material certification, was machine washable, had cover loops or snaps, had baffle box or grid stitching to keep the filling in place, and came in more sizes. Its rating would be further improved by a sleep trial, free return pickup, long-term warranty coverage, and more reviews on the Costco website.