• Cool on contact

    A Q-Max 0.44 ice-silk knit. You feel the temperature drop the second your skin lands on it — not twenty minutes later.

  • Cold on both sides

    Reversible cooling. No more flipping it over hunting for the cool side, because there isn't a warm one.

  • Weightless drape

    1.1kg. It lies on you instead of pressing down, so no heat pocket forms underneath.

  • Pulls sweat off skin

    Ultra-fine fibres wick moisture outward. You wake up dry instead of clammy.

The 3am problem

You're not a bad sleeper. Your duvet is.

Most bedding is built to hold heat in. That's perfect in January and miserable every other night of the year — you overheat, kick it off, cool down too far, drag it back, and lose an hour of sleep doing it.

Ice silk does the opposite. The knit conducts heat away from your body and moves the moisture with it, so the bed never becomes the thing that wakes you. Same room. Same mattress. You just stop surfacing at 3am.

Shop the comforter
  • Twin

    150 x 200 cm — 59" x 79"
    One sleeper, or a generous throw.

  • Queen

    200 x 230 cm — 79" x 91"
    The size most couples want.

  • Care

    Machine wash cold, gentle cycle. Tumble dry low. No bleach. 100% polyester ice-silk knit, 1.1kg.

Straight answers

Before you buy

Does it feel genuinely cold, or just less hot?

Cold to the touch, immediately — that part is real and it's the first thing everyone notices. What it isn't is refrigerated. The fabric works by conducting heat away from your skin faster than cotton does, so it stays neutral all night rather than warming up under you. Think "the cool side of the pillow, permanently," not "air conditioning."

Will it work in a room with no air conditioning?

It helps, but we'd rather be straight with you: this moves your body heat somewhere else, it doesn't remove heat from the room. In a hot, still, unconditioned room it will feel cooler than your current duvet and still not feel cold. It performs best in a room that's already being cooled or has moving air.

Can I use it in winter?

Only if you sleep hot year-round. This is a summer-weight comforter — it's designed to shed heat, which is exactly the wrong job in January. Plenty of people run it as a standalone in summer and as a layer under something heavier in winter.

How do I wash it?

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, tumble dry low, no bleach, no fabric softener — softener coats the fibres and dulls the cooling. It doesn't need dry cleaning and it doesn't shrink.

Shipping and returns

[EDIT ME] Add your real delivery window, shipping cost and return window here before launch. Do not promise a timeline you haven't confirmed with your supplier.

Cool sleep, without the gadget.

No plug. No fan. No app to update. Just a fabric that stops fighting you at 3am.