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Finding a great comforter at an affordable price point can sometimes be like finding a needle in a haystack. Let’s just say you’d be forgiven for getting frustrated with the large and often-unorganized selections available! It seems simple enough; you want your blanket to keep you warm in bed, but not be too warm, be breathable enough so that you don’t get sweaty while you sleep, be stylish and durable, so it will last you a long time, and, ideally, not max out your credit card in the process.
But with so many different comforters on the market, how do you choose? We’ve searched through hundreds of comforters to select 15 standouts you’ll absolutely adore. The best part? These comforters are $100 or less, with most well under $50!
Factors to Consider When Choosing a Comforter Under $100
When choosing a comforter for your bedroom, there are a few main things to look out for: Firstly, how warm would you like it to be? You can choose lightweight, medium, or heavyweight bedding, depending on what the weather is usually like where you live in any given month. Alternatively, you can opt for an all-season comforter, which is great for year-round use.
Secondly, you’ll want to take size into account. Our picks come in all different sizes, so you can choose the best fit to suit your bed’s dimensions.
Other things that might sway you one way or another are a comforter’s color, pattern, and material, all of which depend on your personal preference.
Lastly, there’s price. You could go for the gusto and shell out for a high-priced piece in the $200 to $300 range (and more), but there are also plenty of budget-friendly options on the market to tick off all your checkpoints. Have a look at our selection below to find the perfect comforter for you.
**All prices noted below are for Queen Size comforters.
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1. Most Affordable Comforter - Canada’s Best Down-Alternative Bedding
We couldn't believe the low, low price on this white down alternative comforter by Canada’s Best. Whether you’re after a light, medium, or heavy comforter, in a twin, queen, or king size, this affordable pick has you covered. It has a polyester fill, making it great for all seasons, and a discreet crisscross pattern that will go with nearly every decorating style. Naturally, it's bound to go fast at this price, so pick one up on Amazon ($32.53) should it sell out.
Lightweight comforters have a ton of versatility. You won’t get too warm in the summer months, and, should you happen to feel chilly come winter, you can always add another blanket. This lightweight set from Walmart has a stylish seersucker pattern, is reversible so you can transform your room at the drop of a hat, and comes with two matching shams to boot.
The Utopia Bedding box-stitched reversible comforter, suitable for all seasons, is a number one best-seller on Amazon with almost 9,000 reviews. It's also got box-stitching, which is a clever way to make sure that the filling stays put in duvets and comforters and that it will last for many, many springs, summers, falls, and winters to come.
The Linenspa all-season, microfiber-filled quilted comforter is one of the top-rated comforters on Amazon, boasting more than 10,400 reviews! It’s hypoallergenic, and can be used as a standalone comforter or as an insert for a duvet cover, thanks to its eight handy duvet loops. Available in an array of eight different sizes and seven different color combinations — including a few tasteful striped patterns — it's no wonder that Amazon customers are such big fans!
You know that unbeatable feeling you get when you sink into a dreamy hotel bed and think, “Why can’t my bedding at home feel this good?” Well, thanks to the Sleep Restoration hotel-grade luxury comforter, it can! This hypoallergenic and reversible comforter is a soft and plush cover you can use all year round, either as a standalone comforter, or a duvet cover insert. It also comes in 10 color combinations to cater to your specific taste.
For anyone with asthma or allergies, hypoallergenic bedding is a must. Beckham Luxury Linens' down-alternative comforter from its hotel collection, available in 11 colors, is made from a hypoallergenic material that provides a barrier against dust and dust mites, mold, mildew, and allergens. That means come bedtime, you'll have nothing on your mind but sweet, sweet dreams.
Sometimes, alternatives are just as good—if not better! — than the real deal. That's certainly the case with this goose-down alternative quilted comforter from Equinox International. Its plush, soft microfiber-fill will feel just like sleeping in the clouds. In fact, we'd be willing to bet you won’t even be able to tell the difference between this cushy pick and a high-priced cover that's packed full of animal down.
Unlike your run-of-the-mill duvet-style comforter, this fully reversible micromink and sherpa option is incredibly soft. It comes with two matching shams and allows for a selection of nine beautiful colors. With soft mink-like fabric on the one side, and a fleecy faux sherpa on the other, you may never want to get out of bed again.
If you’re fed up with plain, drab bedding and want to liven up your bedroom style a touch, take a peek at Downluxe's collection of printed comforter sets. Offered up in 12 different styles (think sweet blush pink, a very vivid red, or the lovely pictured coral), they're anything but tired or boring. These sets are comprised of a comforter and two matching pillow shams, and are available in twin, queen, or king sizing.
It’s all well and good finding a comforter that’s soft, warm, and nice to look at, but what about comfort? If you tend to sweat in your sleep, look no further than this cooling comforter from Tekamon. With its breathable fabric and super-thermal abilities, this duvet comforter will keep your bed at an optimal sleeping temperature, so you'll never again be uncomfortable while you snooze.
The ultimate find for transforming your bedroom décor into a magazine-worthy space can be found in this blush-pink textured comforter set from Hallmart Collectibles. Comprised of eight pieces, you'll get the full shebang, as the set includes two decorative pillows, two euro-sized shams, two regular pillow shams, a bed-skirt, and the actual comforter.
This super-stylish pinched pleated comforter set from Threshold will add a modern feel to any room in a flash. Its pinched texture gives it a unique 3D diamond look and its nine equally stylish colors (white, lavender, dark gray, dark blue, teal, blush, creamy chai, mint, or cream) are certain to impress. This pick goes beyond surface deep, however: It's made from 100 percent cotton with a polyester filling, making it cozy and breathable, too.
If you’re a minimalist, you’ll love this stitch-embroidered comforter set from Hearth & Hand. In collaboration with Magnolia by Chip and Joanna Gaines, the couple's home and lifestyle brand with Target, H&H created this simple stripe, cotton-blend seersucker comforter that comes with two matching pillow shams. Its textured fabric and neutral beige shade give it a distinctly warm farmhouse feel that will instantly transport you to the countryside.
Possibly our favorite comforter on this list comes in the form of this Birdsong comforter set by Threshold, which we’re positively obsessed with. The gorgeous bird and flower-themed design of this 100 percent cotton piece will breathe new life into any room, and it gives off a tranquil vibe you'll immediately want to swathe yourself in. It also includes two matching shams.
We were thrilled to stumble across this luxury Nautica set at Nordstrom. The comforter and two shams feature striped borders and chic windowpane quilting that give it a sharp and tidy look. What’s more, it has a subtle striped pattern on the underside, making it fully reversible should you want to switch things up.
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