Choose a winter quilt or blanket to suit how cold your bedroom feels and how much weight you like over you. This guide explains four Jagdish Store options in simple terms, so you can compare their materials and choose with more confidence.
- Consider Mushy 350 GSM if you want a quilt described as soft and light with a microfiber filling.
- Look at Moonwalker 700 GSM if you prefer a heavier fleece quilt for cold nights.
- Consider Milk Quilt 350 GSM if you want to explore bedding made with milk protein fibres.
- Mora is an acrylic blanket, not a cotton blanket. Check the material before choosing.
- Compare winter blankets by fabric, size and care as well as weight. One number does not tell the whole story.
Start with your bedroom
The right bedding should keep you comfortable, not simply feel thick. Think about your room at bedtime and how it feels before you get up. Do you wake up cold, or do you often push your covering aside?
Your answer is a useful starting point. Someone who feels cold easily will want a different covering from a person who gets warm during sleep, even when both live in the same city.
It also helps to understand what you are buying. A blanket is a fabric covering. A quilt has fabric around a filling, with stitching that helps hold the layers together. A duvet cover is a removable cover for an insert, not a filled winter covering on its own.
For a fuller explanation, read our guide to blankets, quilts, comforters and duvets.
What to check before buying
The outer fabric and the filling
These are different parts of a quilt. The outer fabric is what touches you or your bedsheet. The filling sits inside and helps the covering retain warmth.
Read both descriptions. A soft surface does not tell you what is inside, and a product name does not always explain every material used. If a detail is missing, ask before ordering rather than assuming it is cotton.
The meaning of GSM
GSM means grams per square metre. It describes the weight per area of the material or filling being measured. Check what the seller is measuring before comparing two products.
You will see 350 GSM on the Mushy and Milk quilts and 700 GSM on the Moonwalker quilt. These figures are useful details, but they are not temperature ratings. They do not tell you the exact room temperature at which you will feel comfortable.
Do not choose by GSM alone. Fabric, filling and construction matter too, and two quilts with the same number can feel different.
The actual size
Measure your mattress, then check the dimensions of the covering. Names such as double and king are helpful labels, but the measurements are what you need for a good fit.
Think about how much fabric you want to fall over each side. If you share a bed, leave enough coverage for both people to turn comfortably without pulling the whole quilt across.
The washing instructions
Check the care label for the exact product. Do not assume that all quilts need dry cleaning or that every blanket can go in the washing machine.
Before choosing a bulky covering, consider how you will clean and dry it. A piece that suits your routine is easier to look after throughout the season.
Four options to compare
The details below come from Jagdish Store product descriptions checked in October 2026. These are buying suggestions based on the listed materials, not results from an independent warmth test.
| Product | Best for | Listed detail | What to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mushy 350 GSM Winter Quilt | A soft quilt described as light to use | Bio-based microfiber filling | Outer fabric composition and care instructions |
| Moonwalker Extreme Winter Arctic Fleece Quilt 700 GSM | A heavier fleece covering for cold nights | Heavy 700 GSM Arctic fleece quilt | Whether the weight suits you |
| Milk Quilt 350 GSM For Extreme Winters | Exploring a different fibre option | Milk protein fibres | Full composition and care requirements |
| Mora Premium Double Bed Blanket - Brown | A plush acrylic blanket | Acrylic fibres and manufacture in Spain | Exact dimensions and cleaning instructions |
Mushy 350 GSM Winter Quilt
Best for someone who wants a quilt described as warm, soft and light to use.
The Mushy quilt listing names bio-based microfiber as its filling. It describes a soft feel similar to down feathers. That comparison describes the feel, not a claim that the quilt contains down.
This is a useful option to consider if you dislike a heavy covering. Before choosing, check the outer fabric composition and the size you need. The short description does not give enough detail to promise how it will feel in every bedroom.
What stands out is the named filling and the focus on a lighter feel. The limit is that 350 GSM does not guarantee comfort through a particular winter or at a stated temperature.
Choose Mushy if its filling and feel match what you enjoy. Ask about any missing material details rather than treating it as a cotton quilt.
Moonwalker Extreme Winter Arctic Fleece Quilt 700 GSM
Best for someone who prefers a heavier fleece quilt for cold nights.
Moonwalker is described as a heavy 700 GSM Arctic fleece quilt. Its listing focuses on warmth and a soft surface. Start here if a light covering leaves you uncomfortable and you like a substantial layer over you.
The weight is also the main point to think about. A heavier covering is not automatically the right choice for someone who gets warm easily or dislikes the feeling of weight on the bed.
There is no verified temperature rating in the details used for this guide. It would be misleading to promise that this quilt suits every hill town, every cold room or every sleeper.
Choose Moonwalker if you want a heavier fleece option. Check its dimensions, full composition and care label before making your decision.
Milk Quilt 350 GSM For Extreme Winters
Best for someone interested in bedding made with milk protein fibres.
The Milk Quilt listing describes milk protein fibres from Germany. That makes it a different material option from the microfiber filling named in the Mushy description, even though both products carry a 350 GSM label.
If you have not used this material before, ask about its feel and the full fibre composition. A clear answer is more helpful than choosing from the product name alone.
The listing does not support describing this quilt as cotton-filled. It also does not give enough detail to compare its weight, finish or washing needs with every other option here.
Choose the Milk Quilt if you want to explore this fibre type and are happy with the confirmed composition and care instructions. Do not assume it will feel the same as another 350 GSM quilt.
Mora Premium Double Bed Blanket - Brown
Best for someone who likes a plush acrylic blanket rather than a filled quilt.
The Mora description identifies acrylic fibres and manufacture in Spain. It presents the blanket as a warm covering with a plush texture. It is not a cotton blanket, so it should not be chosen on the expectation of a woven cotton feel.
A blanket can be used on its own or as part of a layered bed, depending on your comfort. If you plan to add it to another covering, think about the combined weight rather than buying the thickest pieces you can find.
The main limitation is the material preference. If you specifically want natural fibres, acrylic will not meet that requirement. The double-bed name also does not replace checking the actual dimensions.
Consider Mora if you prefer an acrylic blanket with a plush feel. Confirm the size and cleaning instructions before ordering.
How these suggestions were chosen
Each option serves a different preference. Mushy focuses on a soft, light feel. Moonwalker is described as heavy fleece bedding. Milk Quilt offers a different fibre choice, while Mora is an acrylic blanket rather than a filled quilt.
There is no single winner for every home. Jagdish Store winter bedding is best chosen by matching the listed material, size and care needs to your own room and routine.
Jagdish Store has sold home furnishings since 1965. That experience is useful when you need help comparing materials, but it does not replace checking the details of the exact item you plan to buy.
Make a comfortable bed without guessing
Start with the covering you already use. If you wake up cold, think about whether you need a warmer main layer or an extra blanket that you can remove when the night feels milder.
If you already get too warm, do not buy a heavier quilt simply because winter is approaching. Choose for your own comfort rather than the season name on a label.
Before ordering, make a short note of your mattress measurements, preferred material and cleaning needs. Use that note to compare the options. It keeps the decision focused on what you will actually use.
FAQ
Which winter quilt should I choose for my home?
Choose by your bedroom conditions, preferred weight, materials and size. Mushy is described as soft and light, while Moonwalker is described as a heavier fleece quilt. Neither description guarantees the same comfort for every person.
What does GSM mean on a quilt?
GSM means grams per square metre. Check whether it describes the filling or another part of the product. It is a weight measure, not an exact temperature rating.
Is a 700 GSM quilt always better than a 350 GSM quilt?
No. A higher number does not make a quilt the right choice for everyone. Compare the materials, construction and weight you prefer rather than using GSM as a quality score.
Are the Mushy and Milk quilts filled with cotton?
The Mushy description names bio-based microfiber filling, and the Milk Quilt description names milk protein fibres. Neither should be described as cotton-filled without further confirmation of the full composition.
Is the Mora Premium blanket made of cotton?
No. The Mora Premium Double Bed Blanket description identifies acrylic fibres. Check the material carefully if you want a cotton or other natural-fibre blanket.
Can I wash a winter quilt at home?
Follow the care label for the exact quilt. Do not assume that a gentle wash is suitable for every filling. Confirm washing and drying instructions before buying.
How do I choose the right quilt size?
Measure your mattress and compare it with the actual quilt dimensions. Allow enough coverage at the sides and for both people if you share the bed.
Does a duvet cover provide the same warmth as a quilt?
A duvet cover is a removable fabric cover for an insert, not a filled quilt. Choose the insert for your warmth needs and the cover for fit, feel and care.
One last check before you choose
Read the material description before the colour name or design. A blanket can look like cotton in a photograph and still be acrylic, while two quilts with the same GSM can use different fibres.
The best winter covering is one you feel comfortable sleeping under and can look after without difficulty. Start there, and the choice becomes much simpler.