If news of the upcoming nor’easter didn’t alert you, winter is nearly here.

For most of us, that not only means a change in what we wear but also the type of bedding we use.

Typically, I’d suggest buying something from Cozy Earth, Brooklinen or Quince, but if you’re looking to spend less than $100, Bedsure is the way to go.

Its best offering? Well, that’s debatable. But according to nearly 80,000 Amazon customers, it’s the Comforter Duvet Insert. While most reviewers give it five stars for its warmth and softness, customers also appreciate that it’s all-season, so it can be used all year long.

Made from a GentleSoft polyester fill, the quilted blanket features a durable yet breathable shell. A box-stitched design keeps the fill evenly distributed while also allowing the blanket to maintain its shape. It can be used as is or placed into your cover of choice. Best of all, when summer returns, you won’t be forced to find a place for it in your storage. (If you live in the city, you know how precious closet space can be.)

Those who already own the quilted bedding love how it’s warm but not so warm that it makes it difficult to sleep.

“I’ve been searching for a blanket like this my whole life,” one reviewer wrote on Amazon. “I’m not trying to sound dramatic here, but it’s literally perfect. I’m a hot sleeper but love a nice sized blanket, which can be hard to find. This one is not too warm, and it’s fluffy! It’s literally so dang snuggly I can’t stand it!”

Available in more than 14 color options and ranging in sizes from Twin to Super King, grab it now while it’s discounted ahead of Black Friday on Amazon.

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