If you kick the blanket off at 2am and pull it back at 4, this page is for you. Your body has to release heat to fall and stay asleep, and in Singapore's humidity most blankets work against that. Here is every cooling blanket we make for hot sleepers, led by our 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell duvet, ranked by how you actually sleep.
From $259.00 · Single to Cal King
The first full TENCEL™ Lyocell fibre duvet in Singapore, and the blanket this page exists for. Every layer is built from the same cooling fibre: no cotton shell holding heat in, no polyester fill holding moisture close.
The duvet does the heavy lifting. These three finish the job, starting with the cover that makes it feel even silkier.
From $139.00
The layer your skin actually touches. 400 thread count single-ply sateen, 3x more breathable than cotton and 70% more moisture-wicking, it wraps the duvet in an extra silky-cool surface, ties onto its corner loops, and takes the weekly wash. In over a dozen colours.
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From $99.00
Hot sleepers sweat into the mattress, and the mattress remembers. Whisper-quiet waterproofing under a TENCEL™ knit that wicks moisture instead of adding a layer of heat.
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From $199.00
Gentle, hug-like pressure many people find calming, built the way sleep experts suggest for warm sleepers: a breathable cotton shell and dense glass beads instead of heat-holding plush fill.
Shop Weighted BlanketsRated 4.9 out of 5 across 38 reviews
“Perfect for Singapore's weather, thick enough to provide warmth on a cold day and cooling enough for a warm day.” Song. K TENCEL™ Lyocell Duvet
“The duvet is very comfy! It's lightweight and keeps you just warm enough for an air-conditioned room!” Ethan L. TENCEL™ Lyocell Duvet
Most "cooling blankets" in Singapore are cool-touch synthetics, sold under names like ice silk. They feel icy the moment you touch them, and that feeling is real. The question is what happens for the next eight hours.
| Cool-touch synthetic blankets | 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell duvet | |
|---|---|---|
| First touch | Instantly cold against the skin | Cool and silky, less icy than nylon |
| Through the night | Cooling relies on contact and airflow; most makers say it works best with aircon or a fan | Fibres keep wicking moisture off your skin all night, aircon on or off |
| What it is made of | Typically nylon, polyester or polyurethane blends; fibre content often unpublished | 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell inside and out, a botanic fibre from wood pulp, Oeko-Tex® certified |
| The feel of cover | Usually a thin throw, light on cosiness | A true duvet with a light 250gsm fill: cocooning weight without the heat load |
Our take, plainly: if you want a blanket that feels like an ice pack for the first five minutes, buy a cool-touch throw. If you want to stay covered and dry until morning, buy the fibre that manages moisture.
Falling asleep depends on your core temperature dropping, and staying asleep depends on that heat having somewhere to go. Sleeping too warm has been shown to increase wakefulness and disturb sleep cycles. In Singapore's humidity, sweat evaporates slowly, so bedding that traps heat and moisture works directly against the night you are trying to have.
Sleep experts consistently point warm sleepers to lightweight, breathable, moisture-wicking bedding rather than heavy or heat-holding fills. TENCEL™ Lyocell is known for exactly that: it moves moisture off the skin and dries quickly, reducing the clammy feeling that wakes you. Read more in our guide to TENCEL™ fibre and Lyocell fabric.
A light layer is easier to adjust than your aircon: simpler to kick off at 2am and pull back at 4 than to get up and change the thermostat. The goal is cover without a heat trap, which is why our duvet keeps its fill at a light 250gsm. Torn between weight and airiness? Our weighted blanket vs duvet guide settles it.
100% TENCEL™ Lyocell, inside and out · From $259.00 · Free local delivery above S$50
Shop the TENCEL™ DuvetA lightweight, breathable, moisture-wicking one. Sleep experts consistently recommend that combination for people who sleep warm, and it is what our TENCEL™ Lyocell Duvet is built for: 100% TENCEL™ fibres inside and out, with a light 250gsm fill that gives you cover in air conditioning without trapping heat when the room warms up.
Yes, but different types work differently. Cool-touch synthetics feel cold on contact and depend on airflow to keep working. Moisture-wicking fibres like TENCEL™ Lyocell cool the way your body does, by moving sweat off your skin so it can evaporate, which matters most in humid air. For all-night comfort rather than a cold first impression, breathability and moisture management are what to buy.
Ice silk is a trade name for cool-touch synthetic fabric, usually nylon or polyester based, and the fibre content often goes unpublished. TENCEL™ Lyocell is a specific botanic fibre made from wood pulp, with published properties: breathable, moisture-wicking and quick-drying. We will not tell you a synthetic throw feels bad, but we will publish exactly what our duvet is made of, and let the 3am version of you judge which stayed comfortable.
They can be, if they are built with plush, heat-holding fills. If you want the calming weight, sleep resources suggest choosing breathable shells like cotton or TENCEL™, glass-bead filling, and a sensible weight around 7 to 10% of your body weight. Our weighted blanket follows exactly that recipe, and its corner loops tie into a TENCEL™ duvet cover for a cooler surface layer.
You can, but most people sleep better with a light layer: it gives the sense of cover your body expects, and it is far easier to kick off and pull back than to keep adjusting the aircon through the night. The trick is choosing a layer that breathes. A light 250gsm TENCEL™ duvet gives you the cover without the heat build-up that made you consider going without.
Three things. The fill is 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell at a light 250gsm, so there is simply less insulation than a winter duvet. The outer is a breathable 350 thread count TENCEL™ sateen that lets heat escape. And the fibre itself wicks moisture away from your body and dries quickly, so humid-night dampness does not build up under the covers. It is also treated with SILVADUR™ antimicrobial technology and Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 certified.
Ours, yes, gently: the TENCEL™ Lyocell Duvet takes a hand or machine wash in cold water, then line or flat drying away from direct sun, with no tumble drying, bleach or dry cleaning. Better still, keep it inside a duvet cover, use the corner loop ties, and let the cover take the weekly wash instead.
Start with a Signature TENCEL™ duvet cover: it is the layer your skin actually touches, 3x more breathable than cotton and 70% more moisture-wicking, so the silky-cool feel gets even silkier while the cover takes the weekly wash. From there, the same fibre works under you too. Our guide to the best cooling bedsheets in Singapore covers the rest of the bed.
Cool fibres, light fill, and a bed that finally matches the climate.
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