If you sleep hot, you don’t actually want “cool to the touch” bc thats a marketing term indicating they ONLY start off cool. For OP (or others reading this), unfortunately, the best way to have temperature regulation (staying cool) is to convert as much as your bedding as possible to natural materials. Including your mattress- memory foam is essentially a furnace, as is the polyester most people have in most of their bedding. In lieu of replacing a memory foam mattress, try a wool topper. Do your own research (including buying a returnable one), to see that wool is the best material for temp regulation and staying cool through the night. I’m not connected to Big Wool, promise! More on reddit.com

I have two different sets of percale sheets. One is from Brooklinen and the other is DOZ from Amazon. Brooklinen: Pros: Smooth from the start. Fitted sheet has the short and long side labeled. Very comfortable. Cons: Sheets are somewhat thin. The information from the company indicates 2 to 3 year lifespan. They are expensive-I caught a sale and had a coupon code. DOZ: Pros: Much cheaper. The sheets are thicker. The elastic on the fitted sheet is wide. The top sheet (on the full size,) is very wide which works well with the larger mattresses of today. Cons: The sheets needed to be washed twice before they felt smooth. When the Brooklinen wears out, I will get more of the DOZ. As a hot sleeper, try sprinkling your sheets with cornstarch baby powder. It will help with absorbing the sweat. More on reddit.com