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I got cotton and linen sheets lol, 45 cotton 55 linen. Love the feel. My kinda sheets. Washing them now gona see how they are tonight on my purple mattress!! Seen reviews that linen can be itchy but it depends I think.
I love soft Egyptian cotton. Its so comfortable and soooo soft and soooo cool/cold😍 I bought some linen two months ago and I was allergic to it. Started developing dry patches on my eyelids 🫣 Put my cotton sheet back on and my eyes are back to normal 🌚 I do feel like my cotton sheet has lasted along time more so than the linen which ive had two months.
Hi there, I have a rather odd question. I’m kinda strange, I do not like bedsheets/bed covers. I do not sleep under my sheets, it’s too cumbersome to me and I get way too hot under covers lol. So I usually just use a bedsheet and I try to never move it, however they’re super flimsy, always come undone at the edges and just look sloppy. Is there any bed set or invention you think would work best for me, a person who just likes sleeping on top of a bed. Preferably a bedsheet that’s one and done, never need to adjust or make the bed
Linen and sateen are the best. I also love silk but as I get older I sweat more in my sleep and I noticed it’s worse with the silk. I generally use jersey sheets in winter.
I love proper mulberry silk too. I’m Trying to find something as soft and smooth as silk that doesn’t over heat or that is not too cold when you first get in to bed.
muslin fits into the cotton variety of sheets, considering its just a type of weave made from cotton! the specific weave of muslin cotton makes it pretty light & airy, but i honestly haven't seen bedsheets made with the muslin weave before- at least not in stores. i see blankets/comforters/duvet covers, but not bedsheets. cotton sheets are typically percale or sateen, but you might be able to find muslin bedsheets through etsy or something! and ymmv, but i imagine muslin sheets wouldn't be great for longevity purposes because of the texture- kinda gauze like and potentially very thin so prone to rips and tearing.
It irritates me when people call cotton linen to make their towels sound fancier then they are it's a way of bulshitting to sound like they spend more then they do. y
don't buy cheap bedsheets. you get what you pay for and if you maintain it and look after it, you rtealistically only need 2-3 bedsheets. buy the most expensive one you can afford.
@@Marcole4221 well, I'd get lyocel, bamboo and tencel. Soft and silk like. Breathable and moisture wicking. I heard linen tears easily and lots of lint in wash. Apparantly it goes away but idk I had 2 linen pairs of pants. Both tore in a month of wearing. Only the expensive linen with a much tighter weave would be durable. I might keep a pair of linen sheets I got for the asthetic but not durability. no think bamboo or tencel is best. Made of the eucalyptus fibre. Cooling plus warm in winter and not crumply
@@SuperLuckao thank you so much! I appreciate you’re feedback. Definitely not going with linen. I was thinking more Egyptian 100% cotton for my fitted and flat sheet than maybe a silk duvet
