Deciding between 100% tencel lyocell eucalyptus sheets or percale cotton sheet all from brand Sijo. Im a hot sleeper and am looking for a cool to touch sheets that keep you cool over night.
And second question - anyone bought from Sijo before? Looking to invest in a good quality brand so dont mind dropping a few $$
I always get very hot at night, so breathable bed sheets are a must for me. I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations (both budget and high end) for breathable bed sheets?
It doesn’t really need to be absolutely BIFL.
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I'm looking for a queen size sheet set, and cooling is my highest priority as I sleep quite hot. In terms of budget, I am hoping to keep it under $100-$150, as it is my first sheet set starting my post-grad job that I'd like to last for a long time.
I've heard good things about cotton percale weave specifically, and Quince is a brand that is within my budget. However, I wanted to field the opinions of others who have more experience on this topic. Should I be looking at other options, or what brands should I also be considering? Thank you in advance!
I'm living in an old home with no central AC and it's been a difficult summer. I tend to sleep hot and sweat, so I'm looking for sheets that can keep me cool and feel soft but aren't too much outside my limited budget. Any suggestions for online shopping? I was looking for percale because I like that crisp style at hotels.
I’m a very hot sleeper and am looking for new sheets/duvet bundle. I've heard of Boll & Brach, Brooklinen, Quince, LL Bean, Sferra etc. Can anyone give me any recomendaitons on the best? Looking to buy a bundle asap
Ok, so I've always slept hot, no matter the weather, and the only sheets I've ever found that I can keep on more than 2 minutes are two far-too-expensive-but-worth-it sheet sets by Sheex, Arctic Air & Polar Ice. I got them when Bed, Bath& Beyond was closing, and even after the discounts on discounts, I think I paid almost $100 each for them! But, they changed my sleep life and I've never used anything since! Unfortunately, that was forever ago, and they need replaced, but we're now retired and the prices of these are even more out of reach for us. I've been researching for days and know the specifics, but I'm overwhelmed so I'm just gonna cheat here and ask if anyone has found any reasonably priced sheet SETS that actually keep you cool?
Percale? Linen? Something else? We'd love to hear what keeps you cool in the warmer months and if you had to do any trial-and-error to find the perfect fabric for you.
The dreaded time is on the horizon.... summer! 🫠
I have tried expensive bamboo Rayyon sheets. I have tried 300 count sateen weave cotton and I woke up drenched like someone threw a bucket of water on me.
I need the absolute coldest sheets known to man! Something where I won't cook to death while sleeping. Is 100% cotton really the best way to go? Because the cotton sheets I tried didn't help and stayed damp for hours.
Do I also have to replace my mattress pad with something else to help? Right now it's just a thin style of mattress pad, nothing big or thick. Any advice is greatly appreciated to help me survive the approaching hell!
I'm sure you've seen this kind of post a billion times but i kinda need help. I'm a human space heater. I mean it. I have to have the AC in my room turned down to 66F and thats sometimes not enough to combat my body heat.
There's the other problem with durability. I toss and turn and wiggle around a lot when getting to sleep. Its just what I do. I have had a few sheet sets that started pilling and pilling drives me absolutely nuts. I also for some reason have toenails of tungsten carbide because despite me keeping them cut as short as possible, they find a way to tear at my sheets every now and then. Wearing socks isn't really an option because i sleep far too hot for that.
I tried these the other day and it felt like sleeping in a burlap sack. I thought percale sheets were what I needed but these were so outrageously uncomfortable. I couldn't sleep at all. I have pretty sensitive skin, and textures are a bit thing for me.
These came with my mattress when i bought it a few years ago and I actually really liked them, but the second set i bought from them pilled immediately. They're also kinda pricey.
There are sheets that i've tried too that were kinda fuzzy and i'm not crazy into that either.
So i guess TDLR i'm looking for sheets that are: -durable (no pilling and tear resistant) -breathable (good for super hot sleepers that get kinda sweaty) -soft (Somewhere between burlap sack and silk. Just soft and smooth. Not fuzzy) -affordable (~50$ price range)
I'm just looking to see if anyone else has suffered my same plight and found a solution. I'd like sheets that i can buy a few sets of without destroying my tiny little wallet. Any information of any kind is helpful. Bous points if any reccomendations can be found on amazon.
Ladies, I am getting the absolute worst night sweats. Do any of you have any recommendations for cooling sheets/blankets? I'm dying over here
Update: I ended up going with Rest sheets and a Rest comforter (paid link).
Really happy with my purchase — the sheets are surprisingly cool to the touch! I will note that the comforter has started to fray a bit after a few months, but the sheets have held up very well.
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I’m a hot sleeper, and I’m seriously struggling to stay cool at night. I’ve tried a few different sheets over the years, but none of them have really helped with keeping me cool throughout the night. I've found that high-thread count cotton felt great at first—super soft and luxurious—but they ended up trapping a lot of heat, making my nights even more uncomfortable.
So, I’m hoping someone here might have some recommendations for sheets that have worked well for them..
Any suggestions? I’d love to hear what’s worked for you, especially if you’re also a hot sleeper. Thanks in advance!
TL;DR: I’m a hot sleeper looking for recommendations on the best cooling sheets—something breathable, comfortable, and durable. Cotton sheets didn’t work for me. Any advice?
I sleep a tad warm at night. It's not a full on sweat. But I can tell I'm extremely hot in bed. I have tried a cooling pillow from Serta, didn't like how high it was. So I gave it to my Dad who loves it. I tried a couple of different brands of cooling sheets and I feel like they don't work. I tried the Koolaburra by Ugg cooling sheets. While they are comfortable I just don't feel cool. Then I tried cooling sheets from Serta and I hated how those felt so I returned them to Kohl's. But neither one really made me feel cool. Same with the pillow. Any suggestions? I was looking at some Columbia ones called omini freeze. Or Madison Park brand. I don't want to spend a ton of money. Just want to feel cooler at night. So what do you guys recommend for pillows and sheets? For a pillow I was looking at the Purple Harmony one.
Does anyone have any cooling sheet recommendations? Both my husband and I wake up really hot in the middle of the night and would like recommendations on cooler sheets so we don't have to freeze our house.
From what he has read, cotton percale seems to be the best option. I am curious about bamboo and eucalyptus. Linen seems to be something we both don't seem interested in.
We ordered 2 options from Amazon and the stitching on the outside was terrible to the point I was concerned they would unravel as soon as I washed them so they ate being returned.
We're wanting to spend about $100 but willing to spend up to $200ish for a good King set.
Looking for your recommendations for the best bed sheets for people who are furnaces at night.
No real budget but would prefer not to have to empty my bank account to just to sleep comfortably at night.
*Note: This is for a Cal King size bed so Kirkland/Costco is off the list.