Best Bamboo Comforter

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When shopping for a new comforter, you want one that suits you. One of the things to be wary of when purchasing a comforter is its material. A bamboo comforter has a soft, smooth shell, usually made of viscose (rayon) from bamboo, which is good at absorbing moisture.[1]

Key Specs Compared

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Key specs of the 4 bamboo viscose comforters reviewed below
#ShellFillSizeMachine washableCertification
1100% viscose from bambooHollow microfiberKingYesOEKO-TEX Standard 100
2100% bamboo viscose60% recycled polyester / 40% bamboo viscoseQueen (88 x 90")YesOEKO-TEX Standard 100
3100% viscose from bambooHollow microfiber (polyester)QueenYesNot stated
4100% viscose from bamboo60% bamboo viscose / 40% polyesterKing (106 x 92")YesOEKO-TEX Standard 100

✓ yes · ✗ no · – not confirmed · Specs as stated on the Amazon listing or by the maker · Not a treatment for any condition



Benefits of Bamboo Bedding in General

Bamboo bedding has some real benefits. The bamboo plant grows fast, and viscose made from it is breathable and soft. Turning bamboo into viscose does use chemicals, though.[1]
  • Comfortable – Bamboo viscose feels softer than many cottons and has a silky drape. Furthermore, bamboo fibers will absorb sweat and evaporate it quickly to keep you dry and cool.
  • Down-Free – Bamboo comforters usually use a polyester or bamboo blend fill, so they suit people allergic to feathers. Any bedding can collect dust mites, so wash it often in hot water if the label allows.[2]
  • Eco Friendly – Bamboo grows fast and easily, making it easy to sustain. Bamboo also needs little or no pesticide to grow. Generally, Bamboo is more of a wood grass than actual wood, and because it grows so fast, it can be harvested within or before five years. The Bamboo shoot will likewise regrow from the stem.
  • Durable – Bamboo viscose is a regenerated fiber made as long filaments, so it feels smooth. It’s weaker when wet than cotton, so follow the care label.
  • Temperature Regulating – Bamboo viscose absorbs moisture and breathes well, so it can help you feel less sweaty at night.
  • Feels Dry – Bamboo viscose absorbs moisture, so it feels dry. The FTC notes that antibacterial claims for the bamboo plant don’t carry over to rayon fabric.[1]

Bamboo Comforters are Temperature Regulating

Here’s more on why bamboo comforters can feel cooler. A lightweight bamboo comforter is a good choice for warm nights. In winter, you may still want to add a blanket. Bamboo viscose absorbs moisture well, which helps you feel less clammy. Bamboo comforters may have a microfiber fill, down alternative, or Polyfil. That, in turn, may help to keep you warm in winter, and some also have temperature-regulating properties. I find that most down alternative fills are excellent choices if you are looking for a bamboo comforter that will serve you both in summer and winter.

Features of a Good Bamboo Comforter

  • Material – The comforter must have a bamboo or viscose bamboo cover and can have a polyester, microfiber, or down alternative fill.
  • Warmth Level – Some comforters have technology that offers different warmth levels, which all depend on the fill of the comforters, such as feather comforters that are more suited to winter and poly-fill and cotton fibers that are more suited to summer.
  • Quality – Make sure you look for a good quality brand with a pure bamboo comforter. Check that the shell is 100% viscose from bamboo; the fill is usually polyester or a blend.
  • Guarantee – Many bamboo fiber comforters will come with some form of guarantee, just a promise of quality.

Our Picks: Bamboo Comforters

In our extensive list are some of the bamboo comforters available today; We hope you love the comforters we recommend!
1
  • A lightweight king comforter with a 100% viscose-from-bamboo shell.
  • The fill is hollow polyester microfiber.
  • It’s machine washable on a gentle, cold cycle.
  • Dry on low or air-dry.

2
  • A queen duvet insert with a 100% bamboo viscose shell.
  • The fill is 60% recycled polyester and 40% bamboo viscose.
  • Box stitching keeps the fill from shifting.
  • It’s OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified; night-sweat claims on the listing are the maker’s.[3]

3
  • A queen summer-weight comforter with a viscose-from-bamboo shell.
  • The fill is seven-hole hollow polyester microfiber.
  • It’s machine washable in cold water on a mild cycle.
  • Dry on low or air-dry.

4
  • A king duvet insert (106 x 92 inches) with a viscose-from-bamboo shell.
  • The fill is 60% bamboo viscose and 40% polyester.
  • Eight loops hold it inside a duvet cover.
  • It’s sold in lightweight and heavyweight versions.

Index Table: Top Rated Bamboo Comforters


Sources

  1. Federal Trade Commission (2015). Penalties for falsely labeling rayon textiles as made of “bamboo”. Accessed October 15, 2026.
  2. Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. Dust Mite Allergy. Accessed October 15, 2026.
  3. OEKO-TEX. OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100. Accessed October 16, 2026.

Update History

  • Oct 2026: Product picks reviewed and updated; added a Key Specs table; added Sources (FTC, AAFA, OEKO-TEX)
  • Feb 2022: Added HOMBYS Cooling Comforter
  • Jan 2022: First published


About the Author

Eliza Ward

Eliza Ward is a writer, nature lover and full-time mother of three, based in South Africa. She wrote the guides on Mattress Obsessions, researching products using manufacturer specifications, certifications, U.S. safety rules and recalls, and guidance from health authorities. She did not test products hands-on. You can read how we research and choose products.