

All cotton fabrics share one essential quality: they are moisture-wicking, meaning that, at night, they will absorb any perspiration leaving your body dry and refreshed. Also, they are very easy to care for and don’t require any special dry cleaning treatments. Simply wash your bedding in cool water using mild detergent and tumble dry low. And avoid any bleaching agents.
7. Microfiber

Flat Sheet
The flat sheet is the first covering over the fitted sheet. It's the layer that touches the body, providing a hygienic, easy to wash barrier between you and other bed coverings used for warmth and/or decoration. Luxury sheets can hang down the side of the mattress though traditionally they are tucked in all the way around for a more polished presentation.
When caring for microfiber sheets, it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions. Most microfiber sheets can be machine washed and dried, making them easy to maintain. Avoid using high heat when drying microfiber sheets as it can damage the fabric and reduce its softness.
Materials and Thread Count
Bed linen is a broad term that refers to all the textiles used to dress a bed. This includes not only bed sheets, but also pillowcases, duvet covers, bedspreads, and other decorative elements like throw pillows and blankets. These textiles play an important role in enhancing the comfort, functionality, and aesthetics of your sleep space.
Material and Composition
The last thing you want to do is order new sheets and, upon realizing your distaste for them, have to send them back. To avoid any painful sheet purchasing scenarios, keep the following in mind:


