"When it comes to choosing the right style and material, consider your sleeping habits-after all, one third of your life is spent snoozing and you want to do so in utmost comfort. For that reason, we suggest you mix things up, including with unique colorways and patterns ( stripes, florals, embroidered trim!) to dress up your bed. Also, think through the material, as cotton weaves, thread count, and finishing techniques play a huge role in the softness and crispness of your bed sheets-which we touch on further down in this story."
"AD editors took matters into their own hands and tested dozens of sheets-from buttery soft Frette to cooling Brooklinen bedding-to bring you our favorites. Most are made with long-staple cotton that feels softer after each wash. Plus, many are Oeko-Tex certified to ensure your night retreat is never tainted by chemicals and the bedding is a worthwhile investment. See which set is best suited for your bedroom suite."
The best cotton sheets provide breathable, moisture-wicking comfort ideal for nightly sleep. Percale offers a crisp, hotel-inspired feel while sateen delivers a pearly, luxurious softness. Long-staple cotton, weave type, thread count, and finishing techniques determine the sheets' softness and crispness. Mixing colors, patterns, and trims can elevate bed styling. Oeko-Tex certification helps avoid harmful chemicals and signals a lasting investment. High-quality cotton sheets typically soften after repeated washes, and consistent sizing comparisons (queen) aid in choosing the right set for a bedroom.
Read at Architectural Digest
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