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The 8 best neck pillows for travel.

Avoid a literal pain in the neck with these expert-approved travel pillows.

The Best Neck Pillows for Travel

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The Cabeau Evolution S3 Travel Pillow is one of the best neck pillows for travel.

Just like the pillow you use at home , the best neck pillow for travel is the one that makes you feel most comfortable, allowing you to relax, rest and ultimately fall asleep on the go. The difference, however, is that a travel pillow is typically used when sitting up, which means it needs to provide enough support to keep your head from bobbing.

Based on recommendations from travel experts and advice from physicians, these are the best neck pillows for travel.

Best Overall: Cabeau Evolution S3

Best affordable: mvloc travel pillow, best for long flights: trtl travel pillow, best multipurpose: huzi infinity pillow, best inflatable: sunany inflatable travel pillow, best silk: slip jet setter travel pillow, best for backpacking: marchway ultralight inflatable camping pillow, best for kids: bcozzy double support neck pillow.

Frequent travelers praise the design of the Cabeau Evolution S3, which is made of a special dual-density memory foam. "My pillow at home is made with memory foam so it's like bringing a piece of home on my travels," says travel blogger Jasmine Cheng of The Wandering Girl . "The sides are also raised, which prevents my head from moving when I'm sleeping." Travelers also appreciate the patented seat strap system that attaches the pillow to a seat or chair headrest as well as the slim flattened back, both of which prevent the head from bobbing.

A handy storage pouch on the side of the pillow allows you to keep your earbuds or other small items close by, and the pillow comes with a clasp that attaches to carry-on luggage . The removable pillow cover, which comes in a variety of colors, is machine-washable. What's more, this travel pillow can be stored in an included carry bag that condenses it to half its size.

Price: $39.99 or less Shop now: Amazon | Cabeau

Travelers appreciate the support (and the price tag) of this memory foam travel pillow. An adjustable rope lock allows you to secure the pillow to your neck for maximum support and comfort. The breathable and machine-washable cloth exterior prevents overheating. This travel pillow also comes with earplugs and an eye mask for ultimate relaxation.

Price: $29.99 or less Shop now: Amazon

Courtesy of Trtl

The patented design of the Trtl Travel Pillow – with a hidden internal neck support surrounded by soft, hypoallergenic fleece – makes it a favorite among travelers, particularly for long flights. "Something about it just hits right in a travel accessory category where nothing previously worked for me," explains Meaghan Clawsie, luxury travel advisor at Elated Escapes . "I no longer have any back or neck pain when resting on long-haul flights." Simply wrap the pillow around your neck like a scarf, secure it in place with its built-in fastener and rest your head on the support.

If you tend to overheat easily, there's also the Trtl Pillow Cool , made with Tencel fibers to keep you at a comfortable temperature; a mesh panel makes the pillow particularly breathable as well. Both pillows are machine-washable.

Price: $59.99 or less Shop now: Amazon | Trtl

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If you're not sold on the classic U-shaped neck pillows for travel, consider this snake-like option instead. Able to be twisted into a variety of positions, the versatile Huzi Infinity Pillow provides whatever support feels best – even if that means resting your head on the tray table for a bit. You can also wear it around your neck like a scarf for neck and back comfort (even when you're not snoozing), use it as an eye mask, or drape it over your head if you get cold or want to block out noise.

Travelers love the pillow's bamboo fabric, describing it as soft, smooth and cool. Since it's filled with polyester, the whole pillow can be tossed in the washing machine , unlike its memory foam counterparts. The Infinity Pillow is available in nearly a dozen different colors, including gray, navy and pink.

Price: $45 or less Shop now: Amazon | Infinity Pillow

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Courtesy of Sunany

Travelers love the H-shaped design of this inflatable pillow because it allows for use in multiple directions and supports both sides of the head and neck with a flat back. A removable hood on the pillow is a bonus: It encourages a cozy feel and prevents cold drafts from too much air conditioning. For optimal comfort, it is recommended to inflate the pillow about 80% to 90%.

A pocket for your earbud case on this travel pillow provides convenient access for listening to music, and the removable velour cover is machine-washable. The lightweight inflatable pillow can be stored in the included waterproof drawstring bag, which can also be attached to luggage. This travel neck pillow is available in black, gray and blue.

Courtesy of Slip

Travel pillows don't get softer than this luxurious new option by Slip. The Jet Setter Travel Pillow is made with the highest-grade long fiber mulberry silk, which helps to prevent skin creases and bedhead. It also comes with a carrying case with handles. The Jet Setter Travel Pillow is available in three prints and a pretty solid blush color.

Price: $99 or less Shop now: Amazon | Slip

While you can often bring your pillow from home for tent camping, backpacking requires something more lightweight, such as this inflatable option by Marchway. "An inflatable pillow is a game-changer when it comes to backpacking, and an ultralight pillow can't be beat," says Leilani Osmundson , digital producer for travel at U.S. News. "The Marchway pillow fits the bill: It's comfortable, packable and extremely lightweight." This pillow is designed for both back and side sleepers, and doubles as a lumbar support for everyday travels and needs. Once it's deflated, you can machine-wash the cover before folding the pillow into an included drawstring bag.

Price: $13.99 or less Shop now: Amazon

Courtesy of BCOZZY

The BCOZZY neck pillow is ideal for all travelers – including kids, with small sizes for youngsters between 3 and 7 years old, and medium options for ages 8 and 12. Travelers like the ergonomic design of the patented pillow, which supports the head and neck by propping the chin up. Overlapping pillow arms, which wrap around the neck and under the chin, can be tightened based on the level of support you need.

If you or your child is a side sleeper, fold the pillow in half, double up the sides and place it on your shoulder, leaning your head to the side. An elevated side option allows you to overlap the pillow arms on top of each other and rotate it 90 degrees to the side for double support for the neck and chin.

This travel pillow is available in a variety of colors and patterns, including light blue and pink hearts. A snap strap attaches the included travel bag to your child's luggage , and you can throw the pillow in the washing machine after your trip.

Price: $44.97 or less Shop now: Amazon

Frequently Asked Questions

Experts agree a supportive pillow is essential for travel. "The biggest issue many travelers experience when sleeping on a plane is that the seats don't recline enough," explains Dr. Alex Dimitriu, a sleep/wake and performance specialist who is dual board certified in psychiatry and sleep medicine. "This often results in the head being just on the brink of tipping forward – which is not a comfortable sleeping position. Because of this insufficient recline, it is important to keep padding behind the head and neck minimal to reduce the tendency for the head to tip forward."

Most travel pillows are designed to be worn around the neck, providing enough support to prevent the head from tipping forward.

When shopping for a neck pillow for travel, experts recommend considering the following factors:

Proper head support:  What's most important is ensuring your head is supported in the right places by your travel pillow – and, in particular, not being pushed forward by excessive padding. "A good pillow would provide support for side sleeping, rather than a lot of padding behind the head, which just pushes the head forward too much," says Dimitriu.

Material: Consider both the external and internal material of the pillow:

External: Chiropractic physician Eric Smith advises to make sure the material of your travel pillow is breathable and won't subject you to an overheated sleep, since one of the main reasons for moving around a lot as you sleep is getting too hot. "When your face gets too hot on one side, even if you're sleeping, you're going to move from it because it's too warm," Smith explains.

There's no real consensus on which material is best for a cool, comfy sleep – and different people will have different preferences – so Smith's advice is to try before you fly (and don't hesitate to request a refund if your chosen pillow isn't working out).

• Internal: Memory foam pillows tend to offer more firm support – something Smith recommends for anyone, but especially older travelers. "The majority of patients I have that get older, we actually need a more firm pillow, we need a more firm bed, we need more support," Smith says. Pillows filled with microbeads mold more to the neck and head, while inflatable pillows can be adjusted to your preferences based on how much air you use to blow them up.

A travel pillow for your neck isn't considered a carry-on or personal item (and the same generally goes for small, loose items like jackets and umbrellas). That said, it's always best to review your airline's carry-on luggage size restrictions before traveling.

A good neck pillow for travel isn't the only key to achieving a decent sleep while in transit. "From the standpoint of evolution, we're kind of hardwired to be a little bit more on high alert in those situations," explains Rebecca Robbins, an instructor in medicine at Harvard Medical School and scientist at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital. "We're a little bit more in fight or flight mode; our brain is subconsciously scanning the environment for threats and there are new sounds and new smells."

She recommends finding elements that are relaxing to you, which might include some of the following:

• Travel blanket: Look for something lightweight, such as the EverSnug Travel Blanket . This blanket comes with a carrying case, which can double as a pillow when the blanket is stored inside.
• Essential or aromatherapy oils: Scents like lavender and peppermint can be especially calming.
• Earplugs: Buy earplugs to block out some of the external noise, or invest in a pair of noise-canceling headphones.
• White noise app: There are a variety of free apps, or you can try a paid option like Calm (which offers a free trial).
• Eye mask: An eye mask helps to block out the bright light on planes.

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The Best Travel Pillows for Long-Haul Flights

By Lauren Burvill

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If you travel regularly you’ve probably learnt to spot the difference between a frequent flier and a rookie—the most obvious tell-tale sign being a bulky travel pillow, typically carried by an inexperienced flier, hanging from a backpack or being worn (wrongly) around the back of their neck before they even get on the plane. Many of us are guilty of buying one of these beanbag worms from the airport duty-free shop, only to realize that they’re more trouble than they’re actually worth.

Do a little research though—as we’ve done for you here— and you might be pleasantly surprised to find that the humble travel pillow has upped its game recently. Specialized brands like  Trtl  and  BCozzy  have entered the market, while pillows that range in shape and materials have popped up on Amazon.

So which ones are actually worth taking on a flight ? We asked our frequent flying editors to test out the most reviewed styles.

How we choose the best travel pillows

Every pillow on this list has been independently tested and reviewed by our editors. When testing, we consider quality, price, unique design features, as well as overall function and visual appeal.

Our top picks:

• Best overall travel pillow: Cabeau Evolution S3 travel pillow
• Best for neck support: Trtl travel pillow
• Best for side sleepers: BCozzy neck pillow
• Best budget buy: Dot & Dot Twist memory foam travel pillow

Best travel pillow for: overall comfort

If you're looking for an upgrade to a basic does-the-job travel pillow or suffer from neck or back pain, Cabeau's Evolution S3 travel pillow is the best we've tested so far. The memory foam style has considered everything, from an adjustable toggle clasp to secure the pillow comfortably around your neck, to a handy side pocket—ideal for storing headphones or earplugs. What really sets this pillow apart from the rest are the velcro straps on the back, designed to loop around a plane seat's headrest, helping to keep your head upright and take any pressure off your neck.

Why we love it:  “The foam in this pillow is extremely comfortable, but what I love most is that the back of the pillow is flat, so you can sit right up against your seat, unlike the typical travel pillow styles which tend to be round and tilt your neck down slightly. The straps are a great idea, but if you're short it might not be possible to secure to the headrest, so keep that in mind. It also comes in a sleek cylindrical bag that, when clipped onto your carry-on , you’d never even know there was a travel pillow inside." — Sarah Allard , digital editor, Condè Nast Traveller UK

Best travel pillow for: neck support

Less a pillow and more a supportive wrap for your neck, this unique design from Trtl is ideal if you're short on space and weight in your carry-on luggage—it weighs only 4.5 ounces. The pillow is designed to look like a scarf and features a clever curved U-shaped neck support stand that sits under your jaw and is then secured in place by wrapping the fabric around your neck and connecting the velcro.

Why we love it:  “I often feel like most typical travel pillows are too bulky and hard to get comfortably on, so I was keen to try this style. It's perfect for keeping your neck upright and avoiding any of the nodding that can happen while asleep. I'll admit, it feels a little strange at first to put it on, but the hypoallergenic fleece is soft and warm. It's a great option not just for plane travel, but also long road trips or train journeys.” — Sarah James , deputy digital editor, Condè Nast Traveller UK

Best travel pillow for: upper body support

This clever crossbody-sling pillow offers neck and head support while allowing you to truly relax and lean to one side to fall asleep. The pillow comes with a cord at the top that can be secured in place by looping over your seat’s headrest. You can wear the pillow on either side across your body, or down one side, creating more of a barrier between you and the person next to you. The pillow is inflatable, too, so it takes up hardly any room in your luggage.

Why we love it:  “I really love the shape of this pillow, as it cradles not just your neck, but your whole upper body. Although I usually don’t like inflatable pillows, the rigidity of this style works to make you feel secure while sitting upright.” — Lauren Burvill , senior commerce editor, Condè Nast Traveller UK

Best travel pillow for: red-eye flights

More than just a neck pillow, the Pluto Pod boasts a lightly structured and padded hood, as well as a pull-down eye mask. Do you resemble a bobble-headed, 1950s-style alien when you wear it? Yes, you do. Is it, by far, one of the best travel pillows we've tested? Absolutely.

Why we love it : “The pillow has helped me cut down on my sleeping tools. With the Pod, I can eschew ear plugs and an eye mask because the padded hood dampens noise and the flip-down eye mask blocks almost all light. Sleeping with one is like being inside a mini sensory deprivation tank, except you don’t have to worry about getting wet.” — Juliet Izon , contributor

Read a full review here .

Best travel pillow for: flexibility

Made of memory foam, this twist style pillow can be bent and contoured to almost any shape. Its flexibility means it can be worn in several ways, from around the neck to under your head, shoulders, or even lower back.

Why we love it:  “I often toss and turn a lot when trying to get to sleep, so I find I’m particularly wriggly when trying to get comfortable on a flight. This kind of flexible twist style of the pillow was perfect for me, as I was able to shape it to exactly where I needed it to be. I ended up settling with it half behind my neck and half under my chin, so I could lie on my side and get a couple of hours of precious sleep.” —L.B.

Best travel pillow for: side sleepers

Similar to the Trtl pillow but padded with soft microfleece and covered with microsuede, BCozzy's wrap-around design offers plenty of flexibility in terms of how you wear it. The pillow comes in two sizes and when wrapped around the neck offers double the support for your head, neck, and chin. The real standout of this design is the flat back, which is not only great for maintaining a healthy posture, but also means you can fold the pillow in half and wear it on one side.

Why we love it:  “Even on a plane, I'm a side sleeper. My go-to way to snooze is angling the side headrest as far as it can go so I can rest my head in the corner. Headrests can be very hit-and-miss on planes though, so being able to fold the BCozzy pillow in half is ideal as it can prop my neck and chin up on one side without it feeling too suffocating.” —L.B.

Best for: warmth

This squishy infinity-style pillow is all about the soft and breathable bamboo fabric it’s made from. Coming in one large loop, the pillow is worn by wrapping around the neck twice and adjusting and scrunching accordingly depending on the level of comfort you’re looking for.

Why we love it:  “I’d say this pillow is less about neck support and more about soft and cozy scarf–meets–pillow hybrid. It feels like a sleeping bag for your neck—ideal if you get cold easily and are looking for something that’s more snuggly rather than stiff.” —L.B.

Best travel pillow for : Versatility

Slip this microbead-filled cap over your head and you’ll completely redefine the experience of sleeping on the go. From the outside, the wacky-shaped headpiece may feel a tad like a Teletubbies costume, but once you pull your head through the 27.5-inch opening, any place you find yourself in—no matter how bright or how loud—can turn into a sleep zone.

Why we love it: “And there’s no right or wrong way to use it: On a plane, use it to lean against the wall of the window seat, lie head down on the tray table of the middle seat, or tilt backward on the headrest of the seat.” — Rachel Chang , contributor

This article was originally published on Condé Nast Traveller UK .

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These Are the Only 6 Outfits You Need to Pack for a Cruise, According to a Carry-on Only Traveler

Follow this foolproof list for a stress-free packing experience — and a lighter suitcase.

Travel + Leisure / Madison Woiten

If you took one step through my one-bedroom Los Angeles apartment, “minimalist” might be the last word that comes to mind. With each nook and cranny piled up with heaps of products I’ve set aside for article reviews, TikTok unboxings , and honestly who even knows what else at this point, my living space is definitely eventful , you could say. But when it comes to packing for any trip, I’m the ultimate minimalist. I’d love to say it’s because I’m a naturally sensible person — but really it’s because I despise schlepping more than anything on the planet. Therefore, the more practical I can be with one medium-sized suitcase (and a tote), the better. 

My packing skills were put to the test last month when I set sail on the brand new Carnival Firenze ship. Hopping on board for an eight-day press trip from Long Beach, Calif., to Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlán and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, I knew I’d need to pack for warm weather at the stops, but cold weather at sea. I’d need to avoid structured, bulky pieces, while stuffing in as much thin (yet durable) material as I possibly could. I’d also need to take into account the dressy nights that may call for more accessories. I wasn’t taking my portable steamer , so I’d need pieces that wouldn’t wrinkle easily. 

And what did I learn? It can be done! I relied heavily on two-piece sets from Amazon . They’re comfy, stylish, and budget-friendly. Below are the only six outfits I needed to get through my trip—along with some accessories to elevate the looks. 

Anrabess Knit Sweater Pullover Crop Top + Pants

The key to cruising is looking stylish while staying comfy. You’re eating a lot and lounging, but you’re also seeing a lot of people, so you don’t want to look like you just rolled out of bed. This two-piece set is not only made with cozy knit fabric, but it has a loose fit that allowed me to make a few extra stops at the breakfast buffet without having to undo any buttons. This look took me from morning until the time I showered and changed for dinner.

I’ve been on a pink kick lately, but the set comes in 26 additional colors, so saying you have options is an understatement. If you’re after that same elevated casual aesthetic but you want to stay a bit warmer, the same brand offers a two-piece sweatsuit with an oversized zip-up sweatshirt. Sizes for both sets go from XS to XXL.

Verdusa Loose Bell Sleeve Pleated Crop Top and Wide Leg Pants Set

There were two fancy or “cocktail attire” nights on the ship, and this was one of my go-tos. The two-piece set checked all the boxes. It was extremely easy to pack, universally stylish (I think it’s a win for everyone), has an elastic waistband which I’m always a fan of, and it looked luxe with an under $35 price tag. I received the most compliments in this outfit, and because I wore it so early in the trip, it made a great first impression. Cropped tops can be intimidating, but I felt covered enough with the high-waisted bottoms. If you want to avoid revealing midriff while sticking to a similar print, I recommend the Reaseral Off Shoulder Printed Long Sleeve Wide Leg Pants Set . The top is loose-fitting and the bottom features an elastic waistband. 

Floerns Crop Tube Top and Split Long Skirt Set

For the Cabo portion of my trip, I wanted something cropped, cute and solid-colored so I could throw my hair up in a bun and let my makeup and accessories make the statement. We spent the day on a yacht, and my Cabo look was my favorite of the entire trip. The actual outfit I wore was the Peixoto Women’s Louisa Crop Top and its accompanying Peixoto Women’s Valentina Skirt , but the combo is on the more pricey side. I was able to find something similar at a much more accessible price point, sold as a set . 

The option I’ve listed is lightweight with a thinner material, which is essential for packing and will come in handy when you’re in hot temps (a la Cabo). It also comes with pockets and two long slits up the sides. I especially like the solid-colored skirt option because you can mix and match with other tops, like the Miracmoda Off Shoulder Ruched Tie Back Crop Top that comes in 22 colors and sizes small to XXL.

Artfree Womens Loungewear Set 

To say I’m obsessed with this two-piece set is an understatement. I wear it all the time. I’m impressed with the high-quality material, fit, comfortability and overall aesthetic. It’s a stylish, luxurious ensemble at a remarkable price point. It can be dressed up with heels for a big night, it can be dressed down with flip flops for eating and lounging. It’s also great for mixing and matching. I’d often slip the pants on for breakfast or lunch on the ship, and pair them with a casual cropped tee like the Artfish Women’s Fitted Casual Crop Top , or the MakeMeChic Women’s Summer Crop Top Twist Front T-Shirt . 

There are several shades to choose from with my beloved set, but I’m partial to the Barbie pink. I get so many compliments. If you’re a bold color girlie like me, you can also try one of the Kaimimei Linen Long Sleeve + Flare Pleated Wide Leg Pants Sets . They’re styled similarly to the outfit I wore, but with slightly more lightweight material and a greater selection of color options. 

Wimsihal Women’s Square Neck Casual Party Mini Dress

This was the It-item that made me an Amazon loyalist. The flirty, fun, timeless party dress goes with me everywhere—and it made a splash (pun intended) during our first dinner at sea. It truly is the ultimate LBD. It’s short enough to show a little leg, but long enough to avoid feeling uncomfortable. It also offers a little skin reveal in all the right places. 

When I tell you I take this with me when I want an instant confidence boost, I mean it. It’s the easiest piece to accessorize, and I absolutely live for the elastic stretch. I’m a curvy girlie, so zippers and tight fitting material are my worst enemies. None of that is present here. I also love the versatile short sleeves. They can be worn as is or off the shoulder. If you want to go for a similar style but change up the length, I also love the SweatyRocks V-Neck Short Romper and the Cegerne Short Sleeve Wide Leg Pant Jumpsuit .

Ceci Erlich Scallop Slip Midi Dress

Anthropologie

My cherished Anthropologie maxi floral dress that I wore to the second formal night on the ship is sadly no longer in stock, but I found a stylish replacement that checks all the boxes of the former. This harmonious array of color was designed exclusively for Anthropologie, and it features an easy tie in the back. This is a dream for me, someone who despises buttons and zippers. It’s easy to slip on, with a long slit on the side to conservatively show a little leg. 

If you want to stick to the floral theme of the original dress, I also love Anthropologie’s Hutch Sleeveless V-Neck Cutout Midi Dress . It’s similarly easy to slip into and it fits the cocktail theme I was going for with the first. I love a sleek all-black moment, but I’m also drawn to color, so a comfy yet classy dress like this one is an ultimate win. The tiny cutout offers a peek of skin without revealing too much.

Best Accessories for Outfits on a Cruise

Bronax pillow slippers for women and men.

If you want to know my true can’t-leave-home-without pick, it’s a pair of these thick cushion slides. Not only are they extremely comfortable (truly, like walking on clouds), they serve many purposes. I wore them casually on the ship with my Anrabess Knit Sweater Pullover Crop Top + Pants for breakfast and lunch. 

I also wore these Amazon number-one best-sellers with my Hue Women’s Mini Crew Socks as I headed down to morning yoga (a refreshing way to kick off my day on the boat). At night, when I made my midnight rounds to the ship’s 24-hour ice cream stand, I’d slip these on with my cozy Artfree Women’s Loungewear Set , and call it a day. Obviously my black pair is the most versatile, but they come in 15 colors to choose from, so a fun pop of color isn’t out of reach!

Vetaste Women's Braided Heeled Sandals

If there’s any piece of shoe advice I can offer on a cruise, it’s this: Do not overdo it. All you need are a reliable pair of slippers or sandals (see above) and a versatile pair of open-toe heels you can dress up or down. You’ll be lounging most of the time anyway, so you really only need a heel for the nice dinners. I lived in these Bottega Veneta-inspired sandals . They’re comfy, stylish and went with everything I brought on the trip, including my evening wear Wimsihal Women’s Square Neck Casual Party Mini Dress and Verdusa Loose Bell Sleeve Pleated Crop Top and Wide Leg Pants Set .

Limeeke One Piece Solid Ribbed Bathing Suit

I spent more time in loungewear than I did in the actual water, so I didn’t find it necessary to overpack swimwear. The key was finding a flattering piece I could wear with anything. This affordable one-piece features ribbed detail, soft material, stretch and comfort. It also offers fun colors to choose from, and a stylish low back. The suit pairs perfectly with my Peixoto Women’s Valentina Skirt and the bottoms from my Artfree Womens Loungewear Set . 

Dulcet Project Leather Tote Bag for Women

When it comes to handbags or clutches on a cruise, all you need are two items. You need a  durable, neutral everyday bag you can take with you everywhere, and a clutch (more on that later) for the cocktail attire nights. This leather tote bag features an adjustable strap that can conveniently transform into different styles. 

During the day, I plopped my laptop into this bad boy and carried it around the ship, along with my Feisedy Vintage Square 70s Flat Aviator Sunglasses , cell phone, makeup touch-ups and other daytime necessities. Then at night, this bag doubled as a chic tote I could take to dinner, wearing my Artfree Women’s Loungewear Set or my Wimsihal Women’s Square Neck Casual Party Mini Dress .

Menurra Acrylic Evening Glitter Cocktail Clutch Bag

This glamorous acrylic clutch was my saving grace for the cocktail attire nights. Not only did the unique square shape spark conversation from guests, but the marble and glitter details spiced up any outfit, especially the Verdusa Loose Bell Sleeve Pleated Crop Top and Wide Leg Pants Set , and the Ceci Erlich Scallop Slip Midi Dress . Easy to clasp and carry, this dressy accessory was a no-brainer for the fancier evenings. 

If the boxed shape isn’t your style, I also love the more lightweight Verdusa Women's Satin Evening Handbag . With seven colors to choose from, there’s the option to go neutral or bold and bright, depending on your outfit. The material is soft and the space fits all the essentials.

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The Ultimate Winter Bedding Guide

Discover how to create a cosy and stylish sleeping set-up with our winter bedding guide. From picking the perfect pillows and duvets to choosing decorative extras and throws , breakfast in bed and duvet days have never been more inviting.

What’s The Best Bedding For Winter?

When the temperature starts to drop, there’s nothing better than curling up in warm winter bedding. While there are plenty of different designs to choose from, the best bedding for winter includes high tog duvets, duvet covers in textured fabric and lots of layers.

How To Update Your Bedding For Winter

Follow our top tips to stay snug all season long.

1. Get The Basics Right

A good night’s sleep can improve both your mood and your overall health, so it’s important to get the basics of your bedding right before moving onto season-specific designs. Instead of tossing and turning on an uncomfortable mattress or investing in a new one, use a mattress topper for a fuss-free and budget-friendly alternative.

A must for a peaceful night’s sleep, toppers prolong the life of your mattress while keeping you supported as you snooze. To instantly soften a firm mattress, we recommend opting for a memory foam topper.

2. Pick The Perfect Pillows

Picking the right pillows is key to the quality of your sleep. Telltale signs you may need to update your pillows include constantly needing to plump them, noticeable lumps in the filler and waking up with aches and pains. Even if your pillow doesn’t look worn-out, it still may not be the best choice for you.

While pillows with a firm design are great for those who sleep on their sides, stomach or back sleepers may want to opt for flatter and softer styles. You can also choose anti-allergy pillows or anti-snore pillows for the ultimate sleeping set-up.

3. Select A High Tog Duvet

The tog rating of your duvet measures how warm it is, with higher tog ratings meaning a more insulating design. For the winter months, a 13.5 tog duvet is ideal, but any rating over 10 should help you stay snug.

When summer comes around, store your thick duvet in a storage box and refresh your bedding with lightweight styles more suited to warmer weather.

4. Stay Stylish With Seasonal Duvet Covers

As well as updating your duvet and pillows for winter, it’s a good idea to transform your bedding with seasonal duvet covers . For maximum warmth, pick duvet sets with a textured finish like tufted cotton. Ticking the box for stylish and snuggly, they’re sure to help you fight the frost while transitioning your decor into the new-season.

The colour scheme of your bedding can also create a cosy ambience. From rich jewel tones like purple and teal to rustic red and mustard yellow styles, we’re well-stocked with seasonal styles to choose between. Admittedly, it’s a tough decision!

5. Layer Up Your Bedding

Layers help create pockets of warm air to make your bed as welcoming as possible. To add extra insulation to kids’ bedding , layer a thin blanket between two sheets. It’s a simple trick that’s sure to bring the snuggle points, keeping little ones warm through the night.

Complete the bed you’ve been dreaming of with throws and fleece blankets. Since decorative soft furnishings will go on your bed last, make sure you pick designs that will complement the rest of your décor. For an on-trend and winter-ready option, choose chevron blankets or luxurious velvet-feel throws.

Remember, you can always add or take away layers to find the right sleeping temperature for you and your family.

6. Transform Your Bedroom Décor

You’ve revamped the bedding, now it’s time to elevate your surrounding space for the colder months. To give your space that snug vibe, select warm white lighting such as sidelights and floor lamps to create a gorgeous glow that’s perfect for unwinding. Thick curtains and woven rugs will also help insulate your room for winter.

For nightwear just as cosy as your bedding, choose long-sleeved pyjamas in textured materials like fleece and ribbed cotton. A super-soft dressing gown and faux fur slippers will make fashionable finishing touches for when you’re relaxing at home.

For more bedding inspiration for the whole family, don’t miss our great-value sheets and pillowcases .

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