Is Quince Bedding Worth the Hype? Here’s What Our Editors Actually Sleep On

Take it this way: The Down Alternative Comforter turned one former editor who was a self-proclaimed comforter-hater into a full-on believer. “I was surprised by how lightweight it was. It didn’t feel much thicker than a sleeping bag that I used to take camping as a kid,” she writes. “The hypoallergenic microfiber really mimics the feel of down.” She tested it in the lightweight fill, but it also comes in an all-season and ultra-warm option!

“[They’re] so soft and silky and LUXE,” wrote AT’s Social Media Director, Rachel Otero, in her review of Quince’s bamboo sheets — which are also temperature-regulating for a cool night’s sleep. “These sheets actually had me questioning my other life choices,” she added. “What other simple day-to-day pleasures was I missing out on?”

The Quince Organic Crisp Percale sheets rivaled one AT contributor’s favorite $250 sheets, and they’re less than half the price (!). The 400-thread-count sheets are “crisp (but not crispy), soft (but not silky), and lightweight (but not so light that you can’t feel them),” they wrote in their review. “They achieve that hotel feeling: never scratchy and always fresh.”

“What really sold me on this duvet cover is the quality — it rivals much more expensive options but comes at a fraction of the cost,” writes one former editor. It’s made from 100% European flax linen, so it has that airy, lived-in softness you want in linen bedding. But the best part might be the 40+ color options, which include a smattering of limited-edition shades worth collecting, like this new jade hue.

Quince’s linen sheets are a staff favorite, and it’s not just because of their breezy, luxurious feel — it’s the spectrum of stylish colors that they come in. Each drop is better than the last, and they sell out fast. “The only regret you may have is waiting too long to make a purchase and finding that your favorite color is all sold out,” warned one AT contributor.

One former editor said the Mongolian Cashmere Cotton Duvet is the perfect transitional layer (or an all-season option if you’d rather not switch out your bedding). “It hits the comfort trifecta. It’s soft to the touch, lightweight, and still cozy-feeling, thanks to a 95 percent cotton and 5 percent Mongolian cashmere blend,” she wrote in her review. Clearly she’s onto something, because the stock is already dwindling!

Quince’s waffle duvet cover is single-sided, with a subtle waffle texture on top and a smooth percale weave underneath. “As someone who sleeps without a top sheet, it’s game-changing,” writes one AT contributor. “Even though the waffled side is super soft and comfy to lay atop pre-sleep, I love that I never have to worry about any funky grid imprints when I wake up in the morning.”

I’ve been sleeping on Quince’s goose down pillow for the past several months, and it still feels even dreamier than a fancy, five-star hotel pillow. I chose the firm fill (it also comes in a soft and medium option), and I find that it’s the perfect marriage of fluffy plushness and support. I obviously use it with a pillowcase, but it’s worth noting that its sateen shell feels super-smooth to the touch, too.

Leave it to Quince to make one of the best silk pillowcases around. “This is better than other silk pillowcases for one main reason: the tiny zipper,” said one AT contributor. “I can easily slide my pillow inside and zip up the small, unobtrusive zipper to keep my pillow in place.” Not to mention, the pillowcase feels soft and smooth on your skin.