Best Quilts, Duvets & Doonas
microCloud Quilts 🏆 2026
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Premium quality all season quilts that are perfect for our requirements. We already have MicroCloud pillows and mattress toppers and have been so… Read more
happy with these products that we are replacing the rest of our bedding to MicroCloud. Hotel quality, machine washable and made in Australia.
Ecosa Luxe Silk Quilt 🏆 2026
Very warm & luxurious feel. Can also be separated to use in summer.
Ecosa Cooling Quilt
- Filling MaterialBamboo
Cool to touch, but so hot to be under. And the silkyness means it is constantly disappearing inside the quilt cover. So frustrating trying to make the bed next day and it seems way smaller than the actual queen quilt covers Show details
Royal Comfort Queen Bed Bamboo Quilt
The 350GSM weight of this quilt is perfect, light enough to feel breathable, yet warm and cozy enough for a comfortable night’s sleep. Show details
Halcyon Dreams The Snuggler 700GSM
- Filling MaterialWool
Dream Wool Quilt - This wool quilt is everything I hoped for when making the investment. It is warm and cozy, and holds heat wonderfully on chilly nights. It is very efficient for its warmth to weight ratio, and will not disappoint. Show details
Ecosa TempRite Quilt
- Filling MaterialBamboo
- GSM 300 GSM
I have just started using this one as the nights have been cooling down. It is warm whilst still being light and airy. The perfect mid-season quilt. Show details
Halcyon Dreams 4 Seasons Splendour 500GSM
Wool Quilt - The Snuggler 700gsm Ultra Warm Australian Wool Quilt Halcyon Dream – It is certainly worth spending the extra to buy Australian, supporting Aussie Wool growers and Aussie Manufacturers. The Snuggler 700gsm SUPER KING… Read more
SIZE is certainly living up to its name. Living in the mountains where you encounter frosts and snow this Wool Quilt is toasty warm. Not heavy in weight. Soft to lie on as well when you want to read a book.
Well manufactured, looks great before placed in a doona cover. Great customer service. Made to order. You won't be disappointed, I am certainly impressed. Recommend purchase.
Halcyon Dreams The Adapter 350GSM
- Filling MaterialWool
- GSM 350 GSM
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The Adapter wool quilt is excellent quality, we are very happy with it. The site was very easy to use and delivery was prompt and even ahead of the expected delivery window. Show details
Ecosa Australian Wool Quilt
- Filling MaterialWool
- GSM 250 GSM and 500 GSM
Very soft and comfy quilt! Perfect for all seasons and is great for Melbourne winters.
- Filling MaterialWool
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Halcyon 3 in 1 is the best doona that I have ever experienced. with the 3 in 1 concept, it caters for all seasons in Sydney. Show details
Halcyon Dreams The Soother 500GSM King
- Filling MaterialWool
Bought the Soother quilt from Halcyon Dreams website a year or so ago, i was quite picky with trying to find a cover that retained warmth but also… Read more
didn't get "too hot". My girl and I have completely different optimum wamrth preferences and this really is a great choice. I use it all year round and have found after using it for more than a year that this was the perfect choice. Couldn't recommend any more highly.
Organature Organic Cotton
Simply Beautiful xx – My Organature order arrived this week and I could not be happier. The wooden bedroom furniture is expertly crafted and looks stunning. And the… Read more
bedding - so soft & squishy & luxurious to sleep in! The Raw Cosy flannel is heaven on these cold Melbourne winter nights and it is such a treat sinking into them when I jump into bed. And the mattress feels perfect, not too soft and not too hard. I love that I'm not breathing in nasty chemicals as I sleep.
My most favourite item at the moment has to be the boomerang pillow - where has this been all my life??? I've had a boomerang pillow in the past but it had nothing on this one. I use it for everything from propping myself up to read or watch tv, to laying it down and hugging the side as I sleep. It keeps its position so well, must be something to do with the kapok stuffing. I've never used anything with kapok before but I've become a big fan.
The staff were amazing, everyone from Renee in the shop who patiently helped me with my millions of annoying questions, to Michael the delivery driver who went above and beyond with everything including setting up the bed for me and delivering my old tallboy to someone in need.
Nothing was too much trouble for the wonderful staff who even helped arranged a custom for not only the tallboy and the bed, but even got their sewing room to make a special Raw Cosy flannel boomerang pillow case just for me. So kind :-)
And best of all it all smells so....natural. No yuck chemical smell like everything is these days. Prices are good and love that it is all Australian made and owned. And awesome quality. I am so lucky to live in the same state as these guys hehe.
Thankyou so, so much Organature. If only every company out there shared your same ethics, passion for health and dedication to high quality products. Love you guys and everything you stand for xxx
- Filling MaterialWool
oh wow this thing is amazing! this product could go a long long way to achieving world peace! even if you are single, you can roll from side to side… Read more
depending on your mood, or our lovely melbourne weather that changes every 20 min!! id give this 50 stars if I could!
MiniJumbuk Everyday
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Best in Australia – Best donna ive ever owned. Had first one for 15 years only reason we upgraded was to bigger size. Customer service is amazing was trying to match old model they were happy to help! Australia owned, grown, made! Cant beat it! Show details
Halcyon Dreams The Refresher 200GSM
- Filling MaterialWool
Perfection! These wool-filled wonders are a true blessing for comfort, cosiness, and deep rest. The weights are just right. Adding this lightweight… Read more
Refresher to the mid-weight 500 that I originally acquired means that I'm ready for any season because I can use either of them separately, or both together for the very coldest nights. (Used a down one in the past, which is lightweight but tends to get waaaay too hot, not a fan of waking up in a pool of perspiration.) Love my Halcyon Dreams products—wonderful craftsmanship *and* customer service. Awesome company. Highly recommended.
Aussie Wool Quilts
High quality and a beautiful 'feel' – I bought an Aussie Wool Quilt earlier in the year. It's such a beautiful product and I love going to sleep under it. It is luxurious and warm, but… Read more
breathes well. The filling stays evenly distributed, and it also looks stylish on our bed. As a tip, we paid a bit extra for a King, even though the bed is queen sized. That way the 'bed hog' can do their thing, and I still wake up under a quilt.
Bed Threads French Flax Linen Duvet Cover
Excellent product and service – I am a new customer to Bed Threads and am so impressed with both the product and service I received when I needed help. The sheet and pillowcases I… Read more
purchased were true to the colour and beautiful linen. My order was beautifully packaged and included was a sample sheet of all the linen colours. When I needed advice and emailed I received a prompt helpful and friendly reply. Thank you Bed Threads, a truly excellent all round experience. Paula
Sheridan Deluxe Dream Quilt
Clumped into end baffles leaving centre empty – Had our deluxe dream doonas for about five years and now have to replace it because despite square baffles, one inch of each square is left… Read more
unstitched (why??) enabling all the filling to move to the outer squares. The centre now resembles a sheet making it useless. Was thinking of replacing with wool doona but reviews are quite mixed on these too. Thinking about trying a different brand
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The best of the best – I have had mine for 15 years and just love it. Would not change ever and is suitable for all seasons. Worth every cent paid for this amazing product. Highly recommend. Show details
Downia Gold Collection Goose Down
Not Worth It! – I bought this like 2-3 years ago at the most. Not happy at all with it. Nothing like the previous one I had. At the moment looking into purchasing a… Read more
different brand. Currently my doona is flat in the center, whatever is left of the feathers (down) are concentrated on all four corners. Paid over $600, a total waste. Mind you, it's a king size and I sleep alone too! Don't recommend it.
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Downia Silver Collection 85/15 quilt is totally amazing – I absolutely love my new Downia Silver Collection 85/15 [down/ feather ratio] King size quilt. I understand this product is a Myer only product and I… Read more
purchased mine about 3 weeks ago before the cold nights began - as a long overdue replacement for my existing quilt. I realise it takes a couple of weeks for the down to expand and plump up in the casing and I now have a totally amazing, luxurious, soft, fluffy, very warm quilt. High quality, 10 year guarantee, max 4 level warmth with cross stitched pockets so the down stays snugly in place without any cold spots. Never thought I'd write a review for a doona but this Downia White Goose Down quilt is outstanding. So nice to sleep under.
Bitterly disappointed with Heritage Doona 85/15 Down/Feather quilt. Extremely light, thin, not suitable for cold Melbourne weather or cold sleepers… Read more
as per the description on the box. I'd consider using this doona in summer due to it's lightness in weight, and low fill power. The squares have hardly any filling in them and more empty area than filling. It's not a comforting, plush, winter doona. I thought the filling looked very sparse when I opened the doona and my excitement of splurging on a luxury item, soon turned to disappointment. I would need to use my electric blanket to compensate which is not what I thought i'd have to do when buy a warmth rating of 4 and where the description says suitable for cooler climate and colder sleepers. I was expecting for $649 that this was going to be a premium doona product and would keep me warm and I wouldn't need to use additional covers/blankets, electric blanket. I managed to return it to Myer. The staff were great at the Southland store. I’ve found that since Covid, more and more suppliers are selling the product at the same price, but filling doonas with less fill to compensate for increased costs and keeping sale price the same so as to keep having consumers purchase. Don't buy this product if you are expecting a winter doona and not wanting to use additional blankets or an electric blanket.
Logan & Mason Down and Feather Quilt
Poorly made Chinese product – This review is for a Logan & Mason 80% Goose Down 20% Feather Quilt The brand tries to give the impression that it is a quality and high end product… Read more
but it is further from the truth. The item has seriously uneven down pockets in that there are some that have ample amount of filling while others have little to no filling at all. I reached out Legend Linen the owner of Logan and Mason and asked if there was any quality control with the manufacturer in China or even in Australia, which their response was: "Unfortunately, with hundreds of items arriving in shipments from overseas, we are not physically able to check every individual item". So obviously no quality control whatsoever. The inconsistent down filling has also been noted in reviews by others on Amazon.com.au. I sent them a follow up email which i received no response. The company does not stand by it products nor interested in assisting its customers. I have attached a photo where pockets that are dark in colour are full of down and the pocket that is much lighter and brighter is the one with little to no down filling. Luckily I got this real cheap on catch.com, but would never recommend any one paying full price considering that I am not the only one that has had this issue with inconsistent down filling and it seem that Legend Linen is only interest in selling cheap and poorly made Chinese products at a high price.
Beautiful quilt, worth every cent – I LOVE this quilt. I bought it online 3 years ago and don't regret it. Its perfect for Melbournes freezing winters. I usually require 2 quilts and 3… Read more
blankets in winter but since purchasing thi quilt I have not needed more blankets for warmth. I have recommended this to my friends and some have bought one.
- Filling MaterialWool
Took this quilt out of its packaging today & draped it over the clothesline to air before I use it, when I noticed that it had a strong chemical… Read more
smell. Ran it through the washing machine on wool cycle - still reeked. Put it through a 2nd time & only slightly better. Was not expecting this from a wool quilt with a cotton cover, what do they spray on these?
Sheridan Millennia
Appalling fit – Purchased Sheridan millennia queen sized fitted sheets several years ago. The material is fantastic, the fit is appalling. It has never fitted the… Read more
mattress, and yes it is the right size. Sheridan tried to correct by sending me a king sized flat sheet, and a second queen sized fitted sheet. What that was supposed to fix I have no idea. I ended up with two queen sized fitted sheets, neither of which fits, and a king sized flat sheet that hangs on the floor. I have broken finger nails, and sprained my wrist trying to get these fitted sheets over the mattress. For the sake of 2 cms extra of fabric at most Sheridan has lost my business and my respect in their brand. In frustration I have just split the seam down one corner hoping it would somehow help. My fault, completely ruined the sheet that otherwise could have possibly used on a double bed. It certainly doesn’t fit a queen. The sheet has been laundered correctly.
Bas Phillips Duck Down Feather Quilt
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Wish I read the reviews first – Exactly the same experience as 99% of the reviews here. Flat, near on useless & loses bucket loads of feathers. Thought it would be better given it's price. Extremely disappointed. Show details
Woolstar Classic Easywash Lite
- Filling MaterialWool
Bought this quilt to replace a much loved feather quilt that had started to fall apart and was giving me coughing fits (feather dust). The Woolstar… Read more
quilt is awesome!! Should’ve bought earlier as much better than our feather one. Room air seems clearer, no gaps and lumps in the duvet letting in air, and so much warmer than our feather one. Love it so much.
Sleeping without overheating – I am a hottie in bed! I mean that I get very hot and kick the bed clothes off. After years of my hubby complaining and telling me to get off him… Read more
because I am too hot, I found a cure! I discovered Temprakon! I have invested in quilts (summer and winter), matress topper and pillows. I have better nights sleep now and don't kick off the covers. My head also doesn't over heat now. I used to wake up sweating. In winter a couple of minutes under the quilt and it is so cozy and warm. It has NASA technology that helps maintain the ambient temperature. I even got Temprakon booties that are the snuggest slippers ever for winter. I managed to get a baby cot doona for my grandson. It keeps him snug without overheating him. I didn't realise just how good they were until I stayed away from home for a few nights with traditional bedding and found it disturbing waking up hot and cold from kicking off the covers. All washes in the machine and dries in the dryer. I can never go back to ordinary bedding again. I am such a Temprakon convert. The range is not cheap but is very good quality and if you do have problems being a hottie in bed then it is worth the investment long term. I think Snooze is the only outlet that sells it. Baby doonas are from a lady in Sydney who gets them from Denmark direct. Everything about this product is as described in the brochure. No disappointments. Worth getting if you have problems with temperature regulating due to cost involved. You can wash in your washing machine (if it's big enough e.g 8Kg loads) dries nicely in the tumble dryer too. Expensive - $200 for pillows $500 to $700 for doonas.
Winter quilt (queen) - plus extra fill. *Written 12 mths ago* I purchased this quilt as a replacement for my 35-40 year-old 85% Duck down… Read more
quilt, as I was finding that - for the colder, mid-winter nights - I needed extra warmth, and preferred not to have to use an extra blanket. Because 2 or 3 reviewers mentioned that their quilts were not as warm as anticipated, I decided to circumvent that problem, by having mine custom-made, with the 200gr extra fill. As the colder nights have now past, I will not know just how effective my new quilt will be; the loft seems similar to my previous quilt, and is certainly very cosy for the current nights. The extra 5% down - combined with the fact that it is goose down - should make a noticeable difference. Communication was exceptional, and the quilt was delivered 3 days after ordering. (to Melbourne) I have given 4 stars, pending my experience next winter. This may seem petty, but the extra warmth was the only reason for the purchase.
*This is the review I posted on the Eiderdown website, 12 months ago. Having slept under this beautifully warm quilt for 12 months - including a few nights of 0% - (see my comment above) - I can now say that this quilt has lived up to expectations. I no longer need an extra blanket, and am more than happy with this purchase. N.B. I do also use an electric blanket
Warmth and season
Warmth is probably the number one thing most people pay attention to when shopping for a new quilt.
Other countries, such as the UK, use a standardised TOG rating system that measures thermal resistance. Some international quilts sold in Australia will also display a TOG rating. The higher the TOG, the more warmth it insulates - they can range from 1 up to 15.
In Australia, quilts are given a more simple warmth rating from 1 to 7. The packaging usually describes the warmth of the quilt and the season it’s most suitable for.
The warmth rating of your quilt should depend on the climate of your surroundings and how well insulated your house is. You can have more than one quilt and switch between them during different seasons or opt for one all-season quilt if you prefer.
Most quilts sold in stores have a 3 warmth rating since it’s warm enough to cover most Australian cities year-long. However, in many rural areas such as Orange, NSW or Ballarat, VIC nights tend to get very cold and may require a 6 or 7 warmth rating in winter.
The tropical states don't require the same warmth from their quilts as the Southern states and could benefit from a quilt with a 1 or 2 rating. The 2 rating is also ideal for summer in the Southern states. Typically, these warmth ratings will be comfortable under the following temperatures:
- 1: 20 to 30°C
- 2: 15 to 25°C
- 3: 10 to 25°C
- 4: 5 to 20°C
- 5: 0 to 15°C
- 6: -5 to 10°C
- 7: -10 to 5°C
The warmth of the quilt can also be affected by the construction and stitching. Bad stitching can allow the filling to bunch over to one side instead of stay evenly spaced out, therefore, it’s best to take this into account when choosing. Stitches such as box and channel ensure against this.
Size
The bedding market in each country uses different sizes so bear this in mind when buying quilts or quilt covers from overseas retailers.
First, you should start by getting familiarised with the size of your mattress before you can choose a quilt for you. For stylistic purposes, it’s recommended you get a quilt one size bigger than your mattress if you wish for it to drape over the edges of the bed. If that’s not important to you, then you can get a quilt the same size as your mattress or even two single quilts for one large bed.
Secondly, keep in mind that quilts and quilt covers come in different sizes depending on the country so order accordingly:
Weight
In addition to the warmth of a quilt, the weight of the quilt can be an important consideration for some. Warmth does not always equal weight.
Some love to snuggle under the weight of a heavy quilt because it makes them feel comfortable and secure, whereas others prefer light and fluffy quilts that allow them to move about freely.
When choosing the right quilt for you, be sure to check both the warmth rating and the quilt weight to make sure you find the perfect one for you. The use of different materials can allow for a warm yet light quilt if that’s what you prefer.
Quilt filling materials
The filling material makes a hefty contribution to the price and overall comfort of your quilt. This is because the filling you choose can make the difference between a good night’s rest vs waking up from feeling too hot or cold.
Luckily, there is a wide variety to choose from to suit everyone’s tastes.
Cotton
Cotton is a great filling material that absorbs any moisture that it encounters and is hypoallergenic, making it suitable for those who suffer from allergies. It is a durable material that is likely to last you a long time. Cotton is very lightweight and is great for hot sleepers who don’t want anything too heavy or fluffy.
Wool
This is one of the most common types of quilt fillings - it is a natural fibre that is good for helping regulate temperature. It is suitable for those who suffer from allergies and perfect for absorbing moisture. It is good for those who prefer weight on their quilts since you won’t get that fluffiness that adds an aesthetic element.
Duck down
If you picture a fluffy luxury quilt like in all the movies, then you’re probably imagining one made of goose or duck down feathers. They are very soft fillings with high warmth ratings. Unlike other warm fillings, they are not heavy and won’t weigh you down.
Feather
A heavy filling that’s meant to give you a ‘tucked in’ feeling, feather fillings are hypoallergenic and said to be very comfortable. They are luxurious and similar to duck down but weigh more.
Microfibre/polyester
Microfibre is a common synthetic filling that is more affordable than natural fibres. It is easily machine washable, making it a convenient choice for many. It is hypoallergenic and suitable for those with sensitive skin.
On the downside, it is not as durable as many natural fibres are. It is an affordable alternative to feather & down since it can provide a plush look and feel, however, it is much heavier and therefore only suitable for cold sleepers.
Silk
Silk is a luxurious doona filler that can contour around your body’s shape. It offers both warmth and breathability. It isn’t as bulky as natural fibres are but suits both hot and cold sleepers since it is highly thermally regulating. It is a hypoallergenic material with natural antibacterial properties. Silk, while durable, can be a costly filler.
What is GSM?
Each filling will come with a GSM rating. It stands for ‘grams per square metre’ and refers to the weight of the filling. The higher the GSM of filling in the quilt, the warmer it will be. Below are examples of GSMs to help you decide the best quilt for your needs:
- 150-250 GSM is ideal for light, summer quilts.
- 250-500 GSM is more suited for autumn and spring weather.
- 500+ GSM is best for surviving the winter chill.
What is loft?
Loft refers to how fluffy the down quilt is, but it’s not to be confused with the quilt’s actual warmth rating. For down quilts, the warmth is measured in fill power. The higher the fill power, the fluffier the loft. This is also a great indicator of the quilt’s quality.
Below are examples of fill power examples to help you decide the best quilt for your needs:
Up to 400 - Light warmth
400-599 - All Seasons warmth
600-799 - Winter warmth
800+ - Ultimate winter warmth
Doona and quilt alternatives
For those who live in warmer climates, you might not need a thick quilt during the summer months in which case you can opt for a blanket or a coverlet, instead. Otherwise, a good option for colder climates includes a weighted blanket or a heated blanket which you can use in combination with your quilt.
Other things to consider
Machine washable: Something you should look out for in order to make your life easier is how easy your quilt is to wash and maintain. It is recommended that you follow the washing instructions as directed. Some quilts may allow for a machine wash and others may be hand wash only. The same goes for the use of tumble dryers.
Eco friendly: Doonas made of eco-friendly materials may be something you want to consider if you are concerned about the environmental impact of your purchases.
Hypoallergenic: For allergy sufferers, there are many hypoallergenic products on the market to help you avoid symptoms and keep you safe from dust mites.
Durability: Most good quality quilts should last you about 5 years. To prolong the life of your quilt, you should shake it every day to evenly distribute the filling.
Warranty: Since quilts can be big investments monetarily, it’s worth getting a quilt with a comprehensive warranty scheme if you wish to maximise your value for money.
You can read reviews on the best quilts on the market by scrolling up to help inform your purchasing decision.
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