We also put them to the test at the GHI, assessing how well the toppers fitted, how smooth they were under a bed sheet and how evenly distributed the filling was. On the plus side, it’s easy to clean, being machine washable, and its lightweight nature makes it easier to maneuver than some bulkier toppers if you need to move it to a different bed. One major advantage I found with the wool topper is the lack of heat buildup underneath me during the summer months. As well as covering different styles and materials, I’ve also included a range to suit all budgets, with both low-cost and luxury options. While it isn’t as cool as the latex toppers in this article, if you’ve used memory foam before, you may find this one to be more breathable.

It may not suit those preferring a very firm surface, but it will appeal if you like a soft or medium-soft surface. The topper is made from 100% natural latex, free of synthetic materials, and holds GOLS Certified Organic, Oeko-Tex Standard 100, and Greenguard Gold certifications. Additionally, it uses a special three-dimensional baffle box stitching, which helps in keeping the fill evenly distributed across the entire surface. Natural antimicrobial and hypoallergenic properties: Latex is naturally antimicrobial, hypoallergenic, and resistant to dust mites. Support and pressure relief: Memory foam contours well to your body, providing good support in key pressure point areas.

The fill itself is made of a hypoallergenic microfiber designed to mimic the warmth and fluffiness of real down. Plush and soft comfort: Feather and down toppers provide a plush and soft sleep surface, with a fluffy feel.

It conforms to your body like memory foam, but it feels like you’re cushioned more on top rather than sinking in.Although it comes at a higher cost, I would recommend the three inch option if you need maximum body cushioning.