What are the best materials for sheets?
These days, there are so many different materials to choose for your bedding, from classics like cotton and linen, to newer blends of eucalyptus and bamboo viscose. Ultimately, choosing the right material comes down to your preferences. «Bamboo sheets, often made from bamboo viscose are soft, and temperature-regulating. They also tend to be moisture-wicking and breathable, making them great for warmer climates,» a Cozy Earth rep tells us. They also note that cotton is known for «breathability, softness, and versatility. Cotton sheets can range from affordable to luxury, depending on the weave like percale or sateen, and quality, like Egyptian or Pima cotton.»
What are important factors to take into account?
Buying new sheets is an investment in not just your sleep, but your health as well. Before buying a new set, these are the three most important categories to consider: Comfort, durability, and health. Opting for a set of sheets that are soft, breathable, and won’t aggravate allergies is very important. Additionally, we believe that reading carefully through the care guides is a always a good idea before you click «buy.» Some sheets can be washed with your regular laundry, while others require a little more maintenance. You may also want to review the company’s return p0licy as well. «Since you can’t feel the fabric before purchasing, it’s important to buy from a retailer that offers a good return policy,» Cozy Earth tells us.
What are the best materials for hot sleepers?
If you’re someone who is prone to night sweats, picking the right set of sheets can make a world of difference. Bamboo viscose is known for being moisture-absorbing and breathable, while linen and eucalyptus are great lightweight and cooling options.
