Brooklinen Comforter Review

Brooklinen Comforter Review Breakdown

A comforter is intended to add warmth and coziness to your sleep experience, but materials and construction can influence the overall performance, durability, and comfort.

Some people avoid down comforters because of allergies, but the Brooklinen Down Comforter is hypoallergenic and has been treated with Ultra-Fresh Antimicrobials. The model is designed to feel soft and lofty thanks to its down cluster fill and sateen-weave cotton shell.

The Brooklinen Down Comforter features a baffle box construction to minimize clumping, as well as loops on the corners to prevent bunching within a duvet cover. Three different weight options are available to suit your unique sleeping and warmth preferences. The Lightweight model may be ideal for hot sleepers, whereas the Ultra-Warm is intended for those who prefer additional warmth and coziness. If you’re seeking the most versatile option, the All-Season comforter is designed for year-round use.

Although we’ll be focusing on the Down Comforter, we’ll also highlight Brooklinen’s other models, the Down Alternative Comforter and the Weighted Comforter.

Materials and Construction

Materials and construction determine a comforter’s overall performance in terms of feel, temperature regulation, and maintenance. Fill and shell material are the two largest factors when it comes to comforter quality, as they impact its loft, softness, and warmth.

The Brooklinen Down Comforter features baffle box construction with down cluster fill. The fill power and type of down varies based on the model to adjust the warmth level. The Lightweight Down Comforter uses 650-fill-power recycled European down, the All-Season Down Comforter contains 700-fill-power Canadian duck down, and the Ultra-Warm Down Comforter consists of 750-fill-power Hutterite goose down.

A 400 thread count cotton shell made with a smooth sateen weave encases the down. Baffle boxes help distribute the fill more evenly while also providing space for the fill to expand, creating a lofty feel. Corner loops on the shell enable owners to attach a duvet cover to protect the comforter.

Many people avoid down products due to concerns about allergies, but the Brooklinen Down Comforter is designed to be hypoallergenic and has been treated with Ultra-Fresh Antimicrobials to inhibit the growth of microorganisms. If you are seeking a vegan-friendly option, however, their Down Alternative Comforter may be a more suitable fit. This model features the same 400 thread count sateen-weave cotton shell, but the fill is made from recycled PET bottles or shaved microfibers intended to mimic the texture of down.

Brooklinen also offers a Weighted Comforter, which has a quilted sateen shell and a glass microbead and down alternative interior. The added weight is intended to reduce stress and facilitate more restful sleep.

Product	Weight Options	Size Options	Fill Material	Shell Material
Brooklinen Down Comforter	Lightweight, All-Season, Ultra-Warm	Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, King/California King	Down	Cotton
Brooklinen Down Alternative Comforter	Lightweight, All-Season, Ultra-Warm	Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, King/California King	Down Alternative	Cotton
Brooklinen Weighted Comforter	15 lbs., 20 lbs., 30 lbs.	Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, King/California King	Glass Microbeads, Down Alternative	Cotton

Prices and Sizing

Down comforters have a reputation for being pricey because they are sourced from ducks and geese, whereas down alternatives utilize synthetic materials like polyester and rayon. Natural down comforters cost anywhere from $80 to upwards of $850, depending on the craftsmanship and materials. When compared to comparable models, the Brooklinen Down Comforter is competitively priced.

Fill power is the universal rating system used to measure the fluffiness and insulating properties of goose and duck down, and it is a significant factor in determining the price-point. A higher fill power equates to a warmer and loftier comforter. The Ultra-Warm Down Comforter has the highest fill power and is the most expensive of the Brooklinen comforters. If you are sticking to a budget or lead a vegan lifestyle, the Brooklinen Down Alternative Comforter is a more economical option.

Brooklinen Comforter Pricing

Sizes	Price
Brooklinen Down Comforter	Lightweight: $149, $249, $349 All-Season: $249, $349, $449 Ultra-Warm: $399, $499, $599
Brooklinen Down Alternative Comforter	Lightweight: $129, $199, $249 All-Season: $199, $249, $299 Ultra-Warm: $299
Brooklinen Weighted Comforter	15 lbs. (Twin/Twin XL): $249 20 lbs. (Full/Queen): $349 30 lbs. (King/California King): $399

Comforter Performance Ratings

Comforters can enhance the sleep experience by adding warmth and coziness. Many opt for down comforters, as high-quality models tend to be durable, regulate temperatures well, and provide luxurious plushness.

Fill is the material comprising the interior of a comforter and is typically the most important factor when it comes to overall performance because it determines loft and warmth. The Brooklinen Down Comforter uses down clusters instead of individual feathers, which provide a softer and airier feel without the risk of sharp feather shafts poking through the fabric.

Down clusters are typically better at retaining heat than feathers, and the Ultra-Warm version of Brooklinen’s Down Comforter is very insulating. Even though it has a high fill power, it is still lightweight because it uses down clusters. The All-Season version is also excellent at retaining heat, while the extra breathability of the Lightweight model makes it more appropriate for summer months.

All versions of the Brooklinen Down Comforter feature a 400 thread count long-staple cotton shell with a sateen weave and a soft and supple feel. Baffle box construction helps keep the fill evenly distributed. Corner loops also prevent the comforter from shifting inside a duvet cover.

Durability is another important factor to consider when shopping for a comforter. The Brooklinen Down Comforter’s substantial, baffle box construction helps preserve the quality of the fill without restricting its fluffiness. When cared for properly, Brooklinen’s Down Comforter is very durable, though it may flatten somewhat with time. Fluffing the comforter should help it regain some of its loft.

Brooklinen Down Comforter

Care and Cleaning

Comforters are often too bulky and cumbersome to wash on a regular basis. Duvet covers can help protect your comforter and simplify the cleaning process since they are easy to remove and often machine-washable. The Brooklinen Down Comforter has corner loops that make it easy to affix a duvet cover securely.

Brooklinen also provides specific care instructions in order to preserve their comforter’s integrity. The company recommends leaving the Down Comforter outside on a dry day to air out or using the no heat/air fluff setting on a dryer to achieve a similar result. Owners should also shake their comforter out periodically to help fluff it and remove dirt and dust.

Regardless of the model, Brooklinen advises treating spills and lighter stains by hand using a mild soap. The Down Comforter can be dry cleaned for larger stains, but keep in mind that this can affect its durability since the chemicals used could degrade the down clusters. Their Down Alternative Comforter, however, may be dry cleaned freely without notably shortening its lifespan.

Brooklinen’s Weighted Comforter can also be dry cleaned. Owners can remove small stains by spot cleaning with warm water and soap, and they can dry the spot using a hair dryer on low heat.

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