Linen vs Cotton for Cooling

With its smooth finish, incredible durability,  and resistance to pilling, Egyptian cotton is the highest quality cotton you can find. It’s typically made with an extra-long staple — the longest cotton fiber available — and can be fairly pricey for the real stuff. 

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Satin Bed Sheets

Egyptian cotton can be spun into percale, which makes the softest, most luxurious type of bed sheets. Percale is extremely lightweight and perfect for those looking for cooling sheets since it doesn’t retain heat. It has a natural matte finish that results in a clean, crisp look.

To help simplify your search, we have compiled the ultimate guide to bed sheets. We have tested tons of sheets here at Sleepopolis (check out our favorites on ourbest sheetspage!) and we are bringing that hands-on knowledge to you. 

  In summary, when choosing great quality sheets that won’t pill, consider the material, thread count, layers, and construction of the sheet.  Whether you choose bamboo, cotton, Tencel or linen, investing in great quality sheets can significantly extend the life and comfort of your bedding.

The second step is to become familiar with how a duvet cover operates. Duvets are designed to fit comfortably within the cover, similar to how a pillow fits inside a pillowcase. The duvet is held in place by snaps, buttons, or ties, resulting in a single, secure blanket.

The world of premium bedding is rich with choices, each promising a unique blend of comfort, style, and luxury. The choice of fitted sheets vs. flat sheets, while seemingly simple, touches upon the core of what makes a bed truly inviting. It's not just about aesthetics or ease of use; it's about the experience each sheet offers. By understanding the qualities of fitted and flat sheets, you're not just making a bedding choice; you're investing in countless nights of restful sleep.

Bed Sheet Production

Black Bed Sheets