Choose winter blankets and quilts by the warmth, feel and size your bedroom needs, then plan the colours around the room you already have. For homes in Gurgaon, Delhi, Noida and Punjab, this guide brings together practical bedding advice, Jagdish Store experience since 1965 and helpful ways to keep your room choices organised.
- Choose winter blankets for your own comfort, not just the city or a GSM number.
- Compare Mushy, Moonwalker and Milk quilts by their listed materials and the weight you prefer.
- Use the Colour Engine suggestions to explore a colour family or add a contrasting accent.
- Keep your choices together on the room-based Design Board before ordering.
- Sign in to save room measurements for future use. Update them if the bed, windows or fittings change.
A winter guide for eight cities
This guide is for online shoppers in Gurugram, also known as Gurgaon, Delhi, Noida, Chandigarh, Mohali, Ludhiana, Amritsar and Jalandhar. It covers the same questions you would ask in a furnishing shop: what is inside the quilt, how does the fabric feel, will it fit and will it work with the rest of the room?
Start with your home rather than a general rule for your city. A room with heating needs a different covering from an unheated room. People sharing a bed can also prefer different amounts of warmth.
If the product names feel confusing, our guide to blankets, quilts, comforters and duvets explains the differences. A duvet cover, for example, is the removable fabric cover around an insert. It is not a filled quilt on its own.
Choose comfort before colour
Think about the bedding you use now. If you wake up cold, consider a warmer main covering or an extra layer you can remove. If you often push the quilt aside, a heavier option is not automatically a better purchase.
Notice the weight as well as the warmth. Some people enjoy a substantial covering, while others prefer something that feels light over their feet and shoulders.
Before you shop, answer these questions:
- Does the bedroom have heating?
- Do you usually feel cold or warm during sleep?
- Do you like a light quilt or a heavier blanket?
- Will the covering be shared?
- How will you clean and dry it?
These answers narrow the choice more usefully than buying the thickest piece you can find.
Understand the fabric and filling
The outer fabric and the filling do different jobs. The surface affects how a quilt feels against you, while the material inside contributes to warmth and weight.
Read both details when comparing products. A quilt described as soft like down does not necessarily contain feathers. A blanket that looks like cotton in a photograph can be made from acrylic.
GSM means grams per square metre. It describes weight per area, but you need to know which part of the product is being measured. Treat it as one detail rather than a complete warmth rating.
The Mushy and Milk quilts below both carry a 350 GSM label, but their descriptions name different materials. The Moonwalker carries a 700 GSM label and is described as a heavy fleece quilt. Those numbers alone do not tell you the exact bedroom temperature at which you will feel comfortable.
Compare four winter bedding options
These details come from Jagdish Store product descriptions checked in October 2026. The suggestions help you compare different preferences. They are not a ranking based on an independent warmth test.
| Product | Best for | Material detail | Main point to consider |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mushy 350 GSM Winter Quilt | A soft quilt described as light to use | Bio-based microfiber filling | Confirm the outer fabric and care instructions |
| Moonwalker Extreme Winter Arctic Fleece Quilt 700 GSM | People who prefer a heavier fleece covering | Heavy Arctic fleece quilt | The weight will not suit every sleeper |
| Milk Quilt 350 GSM For Extreme Winters | Exploring a different fibre choice | Milk protein fibres | Ask about the full composition and care |
| Mora Premium Double Bed Blanket - Brown | A plush acrylic blanket | Acrylic fibres, made in Spain | Not suitable if you specifically want cotton |
Mushy for a soft, lighter feel
The Mushy description names bio-based microfiber filling and compares its feel with down feathers. Consider it if you want a quilt described as warm without a heavy feel.
The useful distinction is the filling, not a promise that one quilt suits every winter. Check the outer fabric, dimensions and cleaning instructions before choosing. Do not assume it is cotton-filled.
Moonwalker for a heavier fleece option
Moonwalker is described as a heavy 700 GSM Arctic fleece quilt. It is worth considering if you like a substantial covering and want to explore fleece bedding for cold nights.
Its weight is also the reason to pause if you dislike heavy bedding or often feel too warm. Choose it for your comfort preference, not because a larger number must mean better quality.
Milk Quilt for a different material
The Milk Quilt description identifies milk protein fibres from Germany. It offers a different fibre choice from the microfiber named in the Mushy description, despite the shared 350 GSM label.
Ask about the complete material blend and care requirements if you have not used this type of bedding before. A familiar weight does not mean it will feel the same as another quilt.
Mora for people who prefer a blanket
The Mora Premium Double Bed Blanket is described as an acrylic blanket made in Spain, with a plush surface. Consider it if you prefer a blanket rather than a filled quilt.
Acrylic is not cotton. If natural fibres are your priority, that is an important difference. Check the actual dimensions and care label rather than relying on the double-bed name alone.
Craftsmanship and furnishing experience since 1965
Jagdish Store has been in home furnishings since 1965. That heritage is most useful when it helps you understand what you are buying, from fibre choice to the way a piece is cut, stitched and finished.
Craftsmanship is not only about a decorative pattern. Look at the seams, the edges and how the layers sit together. On a quilt, stitching helps keep the layers in place. On a cover, a neatly finished opening and a suitable fit make everyday use easier.
When comparing a piece, ask simple questions:
- What is the outer fabric made from?
- What is inside it?
- How are the edges finished?
- Are the dimensions right for my bed?
- What care does it need?
The site also offers a made-to-measure quilt option, described as filled and quilted in its own workroom. You can choose a size and warmth option, with a specialist confirming the details before anything is made.
That custom service is separate from the named branded products in the comparison. A retailer can offer both its own made-to-measure work and products from other makers. Ask which route applies to the item you choose.
Use the Colour Engine to plan the room
Once the bedding meets your comfort needs, think about colour. Start with something you are keeping, such as your wall colour, headboard, sofa or curtains. You do not need to replace everything to make a room feel considered.
Jagdish Store calls its colour-planning system the Colour Engine. The site shows suggestions for staying within a colour family, adding something that stands out or trying an unexpected accent. Product pairings also explain why pieces can sit together.
Use those suggestions as a starting point. For example, a quiet bedsheet can sit beside a more noticeable cushion, while a patterned quilt often needs less competition around it. Matching every item exactly is not the only way to make a room work.
A simple approach is to:
- Keep one main colour already present in the room.
- Add a quieter supporting shade.
- Choose a smaller accent if you want contrast.
- Compare the fabrics beside each other before deciding.
Your screen is useful for planning, but it cannot promise an exact fabric colour in your own room. Where samples are available, look at them in daylight and under the lighting you use in the evening.
Bring your choices together on a Design Board
The Design Board keeps your selections organised by room. It is a helpful place to return to when you are comparing bedding with cushions, upholstery or wallpaper instead of choosing each piece on its own.
The site lets you keep products aside using the board button. Its sign-in message explains that items you have brought home can join the board across devices.
Use a clear room name so your plans remain easy to understand. Main Bedroom, Guest Bedroom and Living Room are more useful than a collection of unrelated favourites.
Before ordering, review the whole room. Have you chosen several strong patterns that compete with each other? Does the bedding repeat a colour you already like? Is there something you own that can stay?
The benefit is a clearer decision, not a rule that everything must match. A room can feel personal while still having a simple colour plan.
Save room measurements for the next order
Taking measurements is a job you should not need to repeat for every purchase. The saved-size feature lets you keep measurements for future use, and Jagdish Store organises saved measurements with their assigned rooms.
Use the Keep these sizes option where it appears and sign in when prompted to save. Choose the correct room for the record so that a guest bedroom size is not confused with the main bedroom.
For an unchanged room, you can return to the saved details rather than starting again. Check the record before reordering and update it after replacing a mattress, moving a curtain track or changing a fitting. Saved sizes are useful records, not a reason to use an old measurement after the room has changed.
Keep the measurement units clear too. A mattress size, a finished quilt size and a curtain measurement describe different things. If you are unsure which is needed, ask before the order is made.
Shopping from Gurgaon, Delhi, Noida and Punjab
For buyers in Gurgaon, Delhi and Noida, the published in-home design service covers Delhi NCR. It includes a visit to discuss fabrics, view samples in your room and take measurements. Check the appointment details for your address when booking.
For Chandigarh, Mohali, Ludhiana, Amritsar and Jalandhar, use the online store to plan your room and check delivery for the chosen products. A nationwide online store does not automatically mean that the Delhi NCR home-visit service extends to every city.
If you need made-to-measure work outside the stated visit area, ask about arrangements before ordering. Share the room name, relevant measurements and the type of item you need so the conversation starts with clear details.
Frequently asked questions
Which winter blankets and quilts should I buy for Gurgaon, Delhi or Noida?
Choose by your room conditions, preferred weight, material and size. Mushy is described as light and soft, while Moonwalker is a heavier fleece option. Your city alone does not determine the right quilt.
Can I shop for winter bedding from Ludhiana, Amritsar or Jalandhar?
You can use the online store to compare winter bedding and plan a room. Check delivery for your address and chosen products. Do not assume that the Delhi NCR home-visit service also covers Punjab.
What does craftsmanship since 1965 mean at Jagdish Store?
Jagdish Store has worked in home furnishings since 1965. Use that experience to ask informed questions about fabric, stitching, finishing and fit. Its made-to-measure work is separate from the branded products it also sells.
How does the Colour Engine help me choose furnishings?
The Colour Engine presents colour directions and coordinated product suggestions. Use it to explore related shades or a contrasting accent, then check how the materials look in your own room light.
What is the Jagdish Store Design Board?
The Design Board keeps product choices organised by room so you can compare them together. Keep products aside using the board button and follow the sign-in prompts for account-based features.
Do I need to measure my room again for every order?
Saved measurements assigned to a room can be reused when the room and fittings are unchanged. Sign in to save sizes, review them before ordering and update them after changes to the bed, windows or fittings.
Is 700 GSM always better than 350 GSM?
No. GSM is a weight measure, not a quality score or an exact temperature rating. Compare materials, construction and your preferred feel as well as the number.
Is the Mora blanket cotton, and can all winter bedding be machine washed?
The Mora Premium Double Bed Blanket description identifies acrylic fibres, not cotton. Follow the care label for each product rather than assuming that all blankets or quilts have the same washing instructions.
Before you place the order
A comfortable room starts with a few clear choices: the right covering, a colour plan you enjoy and measurements you can trust. Keep those details together, and the next seasonal update becomes easier.
Choose warmth for the way you sleep, look closely at the finish and save the room information once it is correct. You can then build on what you already have instead of beginning again each time.