I’m a very hot sleeper and am looking for new sheets. I found the company “Rest” and they seems to be what I’m looking for, but before I spend the 200+ I was hoping to get some recommendations that I could look into that have worked 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 tend to sweat a lot during sleep and am a hot sleeper. Never invested into a good sheet set because it always ends up getting stained with sweat eventually and would hate to waste the money. I am heading to the city later today where they have an LL Bean and was considering getting a percale pima cotton sheet set. Does anyone with similar sleep habits have any input or recommendations? There is also a crate and barrel nearby.

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

First off, I understand no bedding is really BIFL.

My husband and I got some lovely organic linen sheets from Coyuchi when we got married (back in 2020). A few weeks ago, both our sets had the fitted sheet tear.

When I looked up replacements for those, I almost had a heart attack because their sets are over $600 for a queen. So I stared shopping around. We are both very hot sleepers, and have an Avocado mattress and use their wool duvet. We also have linen duvet covers from Coyuchi that are still going strong.

So far, we've tried

• Brooklinen Linen and Percale sheets - We kinda liked the percale, but I seriously love the feel of linen. Unfortunately, these linen ones pilled like crazy, had the fitted sheet all bunched up and saggy every morning, and we're pretty thin in comparison to the 180 gsm of Coyuchi.

• Buffy Linen - hated everything about these.

• Pottery Barn Belgian Flax Linen - I have a set of these on the way, but nobody could tell me if these were a lightweight or medium weight density.

From my understanding, linen sheets will wear out sooner than percale (but I think that depends more on the density of the linen sheets). We're comfortable paying around $300 for a good set of sheets - hoping the initial investment will prolong the life.

Is there a good medium weight linen you'd recommend? Is percale the better way to go? Any help would be appreciated 👍.

Hello, my Brooklinen sheets have all ripped and I’m looking for quality bedsheets that’ll last at least a few years. I’m a very hot sleeper, so I’m interested in percale sheets. I really enjoy soft and silky sheets. Ideally, I’d like to pay no more than $600 for two sets of sheets, however, I’m willing to pay whatever price for something that seems like it’s good quality and long-lasting.

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.

Which is the best type of sheet that looks like a hot sleeper? Help me to suggest the right one.

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'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.

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

The last sheets I bought did not last. It was The Big One brand from Kohls. I sleep horribly hot all the time so I need something cool but I also don't wand them to wear out fast like my current ones. I am not looking to spend a fortune. Just average sheets that last for awhile that wont' make me sweat more and feel comfortable. Hubby has no preference on anything so I get to pick LOL

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.

I live in an old country house with poor insulation and no central air. Sometimes it’s hotter in the house than it is outside 😩 We have a portable ac, 2 big fans, and a ceiling fan all blowing in the room. It’s still not cool enough to use with a thin blanket & sheet. I often find myself waking up sweating.

ETA: We used to have a window unit but it crapped out. Bought it pre Covid for around $250/300 and now the same unit is like $700+. Also fun fact about my weird body… if the room is too cold I’ll wake up hotter. I guess I bundle up more in my sleep vs kicking a foot out or leaving an arm out or sheets down more 🤷🏻‍♀️ Most regular window units are too small for this room.

What are the best ~affordable~ cooling sheets, pillows, blanket, mattress protector, & mattress topper? Bonus points if you include cooling sleepwear! I don’t want to spend $100+ on a single pair of pajamas but if a set of sheets & blanket are a little pricier for something that works well and is worth it then I’m open to splurging a little on long term comfort. We’ve even thought about getting the fan that blows under the sheets 🤣

Hello, first time poster. I’ve been trying to find a new queen sized sheet set for a Casper original mattress. I tend to run extremely hot and want something good for skin and non toxic.

I’ve been looking for a nice earth tone / natural sheet color as preference other than a cooling feeling. Any help is appreciated!!

Can anyone please recommend bed sheets for a hot sleeper?.. also, being summer doesn't help. I'm going round in circles between brands, prices, type - cotton, cotton percale, tencel lyocell. My head hurts. Prefer value for money but don't mind paying for what I get if it's quality.

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.