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As winter settles in, one thing we can all agree on is our love for staying wrapped up in bed. And what makes that bedtime more warm, comfy, and cozy than a comforter? If you're on the lookout for new twin xl comforters this winter, you've landed in the perfect spot.
At Turmerry, we've got an impressive collection of natural and organic twin XL comforter sets. Not only do they keep you warm, but they also provide a host of additional perks like breathability, a subtle lanolin scent, and a non-itchy, healthy rest, just to name a few features!
At Turmerry, our dedication to your well-being goes beyond just providing comfort. We have a collection of comforters that are natural and organic, helping our customers incorporate a sustainable choice for conscientious living. Our comforters provide a nature-like feel and help drift you into peaceful sleep.
Turmerry's Made in USA Heavy Weight Natural Wool Comforter is finely crafted with Woolgatherers' trademarked Eco Wool® to provide you with a feel of warm hug. Our comforters are made medium-fine wool blend which is known for its optimal loft and offer unmatched softness and suppleness. They are encased in an organic cotton sateen cover, which is hand-tufted and stitched around the perimeter to ensure that the batting stays in place, providing a seamless sleep experience.
Our wool, woven from the yarns produced by Californian Vintage carding machines, captures still air, which gives it insulating properties that help regulate your body temperature, ensuring a comfortable and cozy sleep environment. Our medium-fine wool blend ensures a cozy and never-itchy sleep experience. Moreover, the comforter comes with a mild natural lanolin scent that not only guarantees authenticity but also ensures conditioning effects and increases the longevity and vitality of our wool.
This heavy-weight comforter provides extra warmth and is suitable for regions with a cold climate or people whose body temperature runs a little low. This comforter is also the one for you if you tend to sleep with a lot of sheets and blankets.
Our Made in USA Heavy Weight Natural Wool Comforter comes in various sizes suitable for whatever bed size you have or your preference of comforter hanging down the side of your bed. These natural wool comforters ensure a harmonious blend of luxury and functionality.
Turmerry's Made in USA Medium Weight Natural Wool Comforter is designed to offer comfort and coziness. Filled with Woolgatherers' trademarked Eco Wool®, these comforters provide warmth as well as breathability, ensuring a comfortable sleeping environment. Encased in an organic cotton sateen cover, our comforters undergo hand-tufting and stitching around the perimeter, securing the wool batting in place.
Our comforters are crafted using extra-clean wool, avoiding harmful levels of toxic pesticides or chemicals as found in conventional bedding. Moreover, the inbuilt fire resistance of wool ensures a safe sleep environment without the need for chemical fire resistants. The comforters also come with a mild natural lanolin scent that not only guarantees authenticity but also ensures conditioning effects and increases the longevity and vitality of our wool. Furthermore, our medium-fine wool blend ensures a cozy and never-itchy sleep experience.
This medium-weight comforter is perfect for regions with a milder climate or people who prefer a comfortable layer without wanting too much warmth. Whether your priority is staying cozy or you seek a combination of comfort and practicality, our medium-weight comforter has you taken care of. It assures a restful night's sleep, leaving you refreshed and prepared for the day ahead.
Our Made in USA Medium Weight Natural Wool Comforter is available in different sizes to match your bed size or your preference for how the comforter drapes down the side of your bed
Turmerry's Made in USA Light Weight Natural Wool Comforter is designed to provide optimal comfort and a snuggly feel. Just like the heavy and medium-weight comforters, this one is also filled with Woolgatherers' trademarked Eco Wool® and provides a perfect balance of insulation and breathability, ensuring a cozy sleeping environment. The wool batting is secured in place by the organic cotton sateen cover, which is hand-tufted and stitched around the perimeter.
Our comforters offer a healthy resting environment with extra-clean wool, which ensures non-itchy bedding. The carefully crafted wool yarns give the comforter insulating characteristics to help regulate your body temperature. Our comforters hold a gentle, natural lanolin scent, serving not only as an assurance of authenticity but also delivering benefits that enhance the endurance and vitality of our wool.
This light-weight comforter is perfect for warmer regions and for warm sleepers. It is also an optimal choice for people who like to sleep with sheets all year round. Our Made in USA Light Weight Comforter is available in all sizes to suit your needs.
Now, we'll walk you through everything you need to know about Twin XL comforters – from sizing and materials to tips on choosing the perfect one for your needs. Let's make sure your sleep sanctuary is as cozy and stylish as can be.
A Twin XL comforter is a bedding accessory designed to fit a Twin XL-sized mattress. It measures 68 inches wide x 90 inches long, providing enough coverage for the longer length of a Twin XL mattress.
With so many options available with different fills, weights, constructions, and so on, it can be a task to choose the right one for you. Making the right choice can be the difference between a good or bad night's sleep. Here are some factors to consider while buying a new comforter -
Fill Material
Choosing the right filling is very important because it determines the warmth and weight of the comforter. The fill can vary depending on the brand. It includes materials like down, down alternative, wool, cotton, silk, bamboo, etc. Wool has a unique texture, which makes it great at retaining heat, making it an efficient insulator. Cotton is one of the most widely used fillers for comforters. It's soft and breathable nature makes it a good, though less durable, filler for comforters. Silk and bamboo fiber, being light and breathable materials, can make good comforter fillers too.
Weight
Fill weight refers to the number of ounces of filling inside the comforter. More fill weight means a heavy-weight comforter, while less fill weight means a light-weight comforter. Consider the weight of the comforter based on your climate and personal preferences. Lighter options are suitable for warmer weather, while heavier ones provide added warmth during colder seasons.
Outer Fabric
The outer fabric that holds the filling in place is just as important as the filling material. One of the primary indicators of fabric quality is the thread count. Thread count refers to the number of threads within a square inch of fabric. Essentially, a higher thread count means that the fabric is tightly woven and, generally speaking, is of better quality. However, if the fabric is constructed poorly, a higher thread count might make it feel stiff.
The choice of outer fabric depends on its breathability and softness against your skin. The most common choices for the outer fabric of a comforter are those made of cotton, silk, or polyester blends. The look and design of the fabric might also play an important role if you're someone who likes to have color-coordinated comforter sets and bedding.
Comforter Construction
Comforter construction refers to the stitching in the interior of the comforter to prevent the material from shifting and creating lumps or dead spaces. A good comforter construction ensures an equal distribution of the material throughout the comforter. The most common construction patterns used in comforters are baffle box and sewn-through.
A baffle box is one of the most expensive constructions and is mostly used for down comforters. It is characterized by 'fill pockets' separated by fabric walls inside the comforter. This construction allows fill material to achieve maximum loft without sacrificing warmth levels. Moreover, it gives a very smooth and sleek look to the comforter.
In sewn-through construction, the top and bottom layers of the outer fabric are stitched together. Just like baffle box construction, this construction also creates pockets for filling; however, sewn-through construction does not feature the vertical strips of clothes in between the pockets. This construction, however, eliminates a lot of the height that is provided in baffle box construction. Thus, it also reduces the space available for the filling to expand.
Comforter Size
Comforters comes in various sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King, etc. The size of your comforter would depend on your bed size. Obviously, buying a comforter smaller than your bed would look silly and lack functionality. However, deciding whether you want an oversized comforter for your bed depends on your preferences.
Some people prefer oversized comforters because they give off a much more luxurious look. A comforter draping over the sides of your bed will also trap more heat than a comforter floating along the perimeter of the mattress.
A duvet is a quilted blanket filled with natural or synthetic materials, such as down, down-alternative, cotton, etc. It is usually meant to be covered. What sets it apart is its pillow-like structure. Unlike a comforter, the duvet's design efficiently traps heat without feeling overly heavy, offering a snug and comfortable sleeping experience.
A comforter is a standalone, thick, and quilted blanket filled with down, feathers, wool, or synthetic fibers. It is usually designed with a decorative outer layer and can provide a cozy, comforting feeling. The choice between a duvet and a comforter often depends on personal preferences regarding ease of washing, style versatility, and the desired level of warmth and weight during sleep.
One of the easiest things to do is to buy a comforter cover so that there is less need to wash the comforter itself. Most comforters can be washed at home; however, make sure to put the washer on the gentle washing setting. Moreover, make sure to check your comforter labels for any specific cleaning instructions; some comforters might not be washable and may require a dry cleaning method.
Once clean and dry, you can simply fold or roll your comforter and store it in a closet. Once folded or rolled, tie a ribbon around it to keep it from unfolding. If you're folding and keeping the comforter in a closet, make sure to not stack anything else upon it, or alternatively, you could roll it up and store it sideways between stacks of sheets.
