Comforters

Technically yes. Both are soft, insulated sleeping layers that can serve as the main top layer of a bed, just as a traditional comforter would.

A comforter is designed primarily for warmth and softness as a complete sleeping layer. A weighted blanket is designed for something different: calm. Instead of insulation, it uses evenly distributed weight, like glass beads, to apply gentle pressure across your body, activating your parasympathetic nervous system and easing you into rest, the same principle behind swaddling a newborn.

Both can serve as your bed's main top layer, but they solve for very different things: one for warmth and softness, one for winding down.

Both are soft, insulated sleeping layers, but a duvet insert is a fill only layer designed to go inside a removable duvet cover. A comforter is a complete, self contained piece with the fill already enclosed, so no cover is needed. You simply lay it down and it is ready to use.

Start with material and fill weight. In Singapore's humid climate, breathable fabrics like Bamboo Rayon work better than synthetic blends that trap heat. Also consider whether you want a complete comforter or a duvet insert that pairs with a separate cover, and check that it is easy to care for at home.

A good quality comforter should have evenly distributed filling without any thin or lumpy areas. The fabric should feel smooth and be tightly woven to keep the filling from shifting over time. Certifications like MADE IN GREEN by OEKO-TEX also show that the comforter has been tested for safety and made using responsible production practices.

A well cared for comforter can last five to ten years. Wash it gently, not too frequently, and store it properly when not in use to keep it in good shape for longer. Drying is just as important as washing: make sure it's completely dry all the way through, or the filling can turn lumpy and uneven over time. Air drying works well, or if you're using a dryer, toss in a couple of tennis balls. They help keep the filling fluffed and evenly distributed as it dries.

Match it to how you sleep. Warm sleepers do better with something lightweight and breathable. Those who sleep restlessly may prefer the grounding feel of a weighted blanket. If you want one simple, complete layer with nothing else needed, a self-contained comforter is the easiest choice.

The Sunday TENCEL Duvet Insert is our best option for warm sleepers. It features a lightweight 150gsm TENCEL filling that is breathable, moisture-absorbing, and designed to keep you cool throughout the night.

Yes. The Bamboo Sateen shell is naturally breathable and moisture wicking, so despite its lofty look, the comforter stays light and comfortable even in Singapore's humidity. At 460gsm, it's a great fit if you like the feel of a fuller, cosier comforter without the heaviness.

No. The Stripe Bamboo Puffy Comforter is a complete piece on its own. The fill is enclosed within the Bamboo Sateen shell, so there is nothing extra to buy or layer on top. You lay it down, and it is ready.

The duvet insert is filled with TENCEL fiber at 150gsm. TENCEL is produced through a closed-loop process from sustainably sourced natural wood. It is lighter and thinner than traditional polyester or down, and it absorbs moisture without retaining excess heat, making it well suited for year-round use.

The Puffy Comforter is filled with 100% recycled polyester at 460gsm. Despite the higher fill weight, it feels lighter than you would expect. The Bamboo Sateen shell keeps the comforter breathable across the seasons.

The blanket is filled with 90% glass beads and 10% recycled polyester. Glass beads are hypoallergenic and denser than plastic pellets, which means the same weight can be achieved without the blanket looking or feeling bulky. The outer cover is made from double-ply Bamboo Sateen and is removable for easy washing.

The Sunday Weighted Blanket weighs 9kg and comes in a single size of 140cm x 210cm. Sunday Bedding recommends a blanket that is roughly 15% of body weight to achieve the full deep pressure effect. The blanket is not recommended for anyone weighing less than 23kg.

Hypoallergenic and breathable materials that do not trap moisture or heat are the healthiest choice. Bamboo Rayon and TENCEL both fit this profile. Look for OEKO-TEX certified or GOTS Organic Cotton certified products as a reliable indicator that the material is free from harmful substances.

It is not necessary. Our comforters are pre-washed before they reach you, so what you see is what you get, ready to use straight out of the box. We only recommend washing beforehand if you have sensitive skin. If so, use a gentle cold wash and tumble dry on low heat.

Unlike bedsheet sets or fitted sheets, comforters and duvet inserts do not need to be washed as frequently. Washing every quarter is generally sufficient. When you do wash them, use a gentle cold wash and tumble dry on a low heat setting.

Yes. The duvet insert features 8 loops around its edges that tie securely to the corner and side ties inside a duvet cover. This keeps the insert from shifting or bunching throughout the night.

The duvet insert is available in Single, Super Single, Queen, King, Super King/American King, and California King. It is sized to match Sunday Bedding's duvet cover dimensions.

The Puffy Comforter is available in Single, Super Single, Queen, King, and Super King.