✔️ Be wary of "bamboo" or "eucalyptus" claims: These types of materials are actually "regenerated cellulose" fibers known as rayon or lyocell, meaning the wood pulp from different plants is dissolved in a chemical solvent before being pushed through an extruder to form fibers.
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Make sure to think about where you plan on using the blanket before purchasing: Is it for movie nights on the couch? Sleeping? Year-round or just summer use? Then, make sure to pick a style that has the right dimensions and construction for your needs. ✔️ Fits your home: In the end, the best cooling blanket for you needs to fit with your home's decor and your lifestyle. For a more airy feel, look for looser knits or weaves without any added bulk. ✔️ Lightweight construction: Blankets that are designed for the winter months will be thicker and more tightly woven or knitted together. Cotton holds onto moisture more, so if you love the natural feel of cotton, go with a blended material or a lightweight option.
Opt for synthetic fabrics like polyester or regenerated cellulose fibers like lyocell. ✔️ Breathable materials: While some fabrics hold onto moisture, others wick it away to keep you sweat-free. Look for temperature-regulating technology like Outlast or 37.5 for the ultimate cooler sleep.
✔️ Cooling technologies: Certain blankets feature cooling technologies that actually store and release heat to keep you at a more stable body temperature throughout the night. In recent years of blanket testing, we have t ested over 50 different blankets with nearly a hundred testers trying them to give feedback on comfort, feel, temperature regulation, appearance and more. While many brands may promise cooling benefits, we vet all cooling claims to make sure you aren't being duped. The Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab is comprised of fiber scientists who test all types of bedding products to help you build your ultimate bed, including pillows, sheets and mattresses. Ideal for summer use, these featured blankets use cooling fabrics to help wick away sweat and keep you at a more stable body temperature. Lighter than a comforter, cooling blankets give you that cozy feel without trapping in heat. If you're constantly waking up with your comforter on the floor or sweating through your couch throw blanket, it may be time to try a cooling blanket. Hot sleepers know that feeling all too well: waking up in the middle of the night, drenched in sweat and unable to get back to sleep. FYI: After a fresh round of testing, we’ve added three new picks: Riley Four Layer Throw, Rest Evercool Cooling Blanket and Sleep Number True Temp Weighted Blanket.
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