Collection: Duvets & Quilts

Which quilt warmth do you need?

The right quilt matches the warmth to the season and how you sleep. A hot sleeper or summer wants a light, low-warmth summer quilt or quilt insert that won't overheat, while winter calls for a heavier winter quilt. A cold sleeper or winter needs a heavy, high-warmth doona for cosiness. Someone after one quilt for the whole year suits an all-season option, sometimes two quilts that clip together — light alone for summer, both for winter. Work out whether you run hot or cold and the climate you're in, and the warmth rating follows. The fill and the rating matter more than the look, since the cover hides it.

What quilt fill suits you?

The fill decides warmth, weight and care. Down and feather is light, warm and breathable, moulding around you, though it needs care and can trigger allergies. Wool is naturally temperature-regulating and good for both hot and cold sleepers, resisting dust mites. Bamboo and microfibre are hypoallergenic and easy-care, washable and budget-friendly. A microfibre quilt mimics the feel of down without the allergens or the price. Match the fill to whether you want natural breathability, allergy resistance or easy washing, alongside the warmth rating.

What quilt size should you buy?

Consider sizing up from your bed. A quilt should match your quilt cover, but many people buy a quilt a size larger than the mattress — a king quilt on a queen bed — for extra drape and to stop the doona pulling off a partner. Sizes run single, double, queen and king. If two people share and one steals the covers, sizing up helps. Just make sure your quilt cover matches the quilt size you choose, not the bed. Buy the quilt and cover in the same size to avoid bunching.

What we'd tell a friend before they buy a quilt

Here's the practical bit. The warmth rating matters most — buy for your climate and how you sleep, since a too-warm quilt has you throwing it off at 2am. Consider an all-season or two-quilt set if you want one purchase for the whole year. For allergies, wool, bamboo or microfibre beat down. And size the quilt up from the bed for better drape and fewer cover wars. Buy on the warmth rating and the fill for your needs, then match the cover size.

FAQs – get the answers you need

What quilt warmth do I need?
A light, low-warmth quilt for summer or hot sleepers; a heavy one for winter or cold sleepers; or an all-season option for year-round use. Match it to your climate.

What's the difference between a quilt, duvet and doona?
Nothing — quilt, duvet and doona are all names for the same warm insert that goes inside a quilt cover. The terms are used interchangeably in Australia.

Which quilt fill is best for allergies?
Wool, bamboo and microfibre are hypoallergenic and resist dust mites, unlike down and feather. Microfibre mimics the feel of down without the allergens.

What's an all-season quilt?
An all-season quilt is often two quilts that clip together — a light one for summer, a warmer one added for winter, or both combined for the coldest nights.

What size quilt should I buy?
Match it to your quilt cover, but many size up from the bed — a king quilt on a queen bed — for extra drape and to stop the doona pulling off a partner.

Complete the bed

A quilt pairs with a cover and the rest of the bedding. Add a quilt cover set over it, a sheet set underneath, and pillows.

Paying over time is easy — a $59 quilt is four fortnightly payments of $14.75 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 work the same way. Everything ships from our Australian warehouse within 1–2 business days, carries a 12-month warranty, and comes with 30 days to change your mind. We're family-run and Australian, at this since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.