Best Luxury Sheets

Luxury sheets give you something to look forward to when you cozy up in bed at the end of a long day. Generally, the bedding you choose determines how comfortable you feel throughout the night. Luxury sheets not only look nice. but many also feel soft, smooth, and breathable.

Choosing the right bed sheets creates an inviting bedroom environment and can improve your overall sleep quality. Sheets made with high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship often last for many years, all while maintaining their color and feel.

While the term “luxury” is subjective to a certain extent, there are elements that shoppers should look for when shopping for luxury sheets. Premium materials, including natural fibers like long-staple cotton, silk, and linen, are common in luxury bedding, as are sateen and percale weaves. Understanding these materials and qualities can help narrow down the variety of options available. Special attention should also be paid to the craftsmanship of the sheets.

We’ll cover our top seven picks for the best luxury sheets below. This comprehensive guide will also help you understand which types of sheets are available, what to consider before making a purchase, and how to choose the best set for your needs.

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Bamboo-derived bedding has become increasingly popular in recent years due to its luxuriously soft, drapey feel and exceptional temperature control. The Cozy Earth Bamboo Sheet Set offers these qualities while also being quite sustainable. The company takes measures to reduce emissions and conserve resources for every bedding item made, and the bamboo used to produce the material is grown and cultivated without pesticides on USDA-certified organic farms.

Thanks to a pocket depth of 18 inches, the fitted sheet in this set will be compatible with nearly any mattress sold today – including most luxury pillow-top models. Each component in the collection can be washed and dried in home machines for quick, convenient care. Four sizes are available that correspond with standard mattress dimensions, including a split king for couples with adjustable beds.

The sticker price for the Bamboo Sheet Set is quite approachable and Cozy Earth allows you to add two extra pillowcases for a small surcharge. Each purchase comes with a 100-night sleep trial with free shipping for all returns, even if you’ve used or cleaned the items. Those who decide to keep the set also receive a 1-year warranty.

Read our Full Cozy Earth Bamboo Sheet Set Review to learn more

The Boll & Branch Signature Hemmed Sheet Set should appeal to anyone who values sustainably and ethically made products. The sheets and pillowcases in this collection are composed of organic cotton certified by the GOTS. Boll & Branch is also a Fair Trade certified organization thanks to its responsible business practices.

A sateen weave accentuates the cotton’s natural softness, creating a luxuriously smooth hand-feel that can benefit anyone with acne or other skin sensitivities. The OEKO-TEX 100 certification also ensures the bedding items are safe for all ages. Most sets feature a fitted sheet with a 17-inch pocket depth for nearly universal compatibility.

You can choose from nine different neutral colors for your set. Eight sizes are also available, including a split king for couples who use adjustable beds and a king size set with standard pillowcases. Shoppers can add two additional pillowcases to their set for a small added fee. Every component can be washed and dried in household machines.

The Signature Hemmed Sheet Set is very reasonably priced for an organic cotton collection and delivery is free of charge throughout the contiguous U.S. Your purchase will include a 30-night sleep trial with free shipping on all returns.

Read our Full Boll & Branch Signature Hemmed Sheets Review to learn more

Many associate luxury sheets with expensive price-points, but this isn’t always the case. The Luxome Luxury Sheet Set is a good example of a premium bedding collection that won’t cost an arm and a leg. The sheets and pillowcases in this collection are made of viscose derived from bamboo, a material known for its silky-soft hand-feel and natural breathability. The fabric also has moisture-wicking properties to keep you dry if you’re prone to night sweats, and the 400 thread count keeps each item light and airy.

The set is available in six sizes that correspond to standard mattress dimensions, as well as a split king size consisting of two fitted sheets and two flat sheets for co-sleepers who use adjustable beds. The fitted sheet’s pocket depth of 17 inches should accommodate most mattresses made today, including many pillow-top hybrids and other high-profile models that are incompatible with other sheet sets. Customers can also choose from 10 solid colors.

The components of this set are easy to clean. Simply wash in cold water on a gentle cycle, then line dry or tumble dry low. All customers in the contiguous U.S. qualify for free ground shipping, but customers can also opt for expedited delivery by paying an extra fee. Luxome allows returns of clean sheet sets in new condition within 30 days of the delivery date.

The Saatva Embroidered Sateen Sheet Set is luxurious in both construction and appearance. The sheets and pillowcases are composed of durable, organic long-staple cotton with a silky-smooth sateen weave and a lightweight 300 thread count. The cotton has earned certification from the Global Organic Textile Standard, ensuring the crops are grown without chemical pesticides or modifiers. A Fair Trade certification also indicates the farmers who grow the cotton are fairly compensated.

Each item in the set features attractive embroidered strikes to further the high-end aesthetic. Customers can opt for tonal white embroidery, or choose taupe or graphite for a two-tone look. The sheets and pillowcases may be machine-washed with like colors on a cold, gentle cycle, then tumble-dried with low heat.

The set is available in seven sizes, including a split king for couples who share adjustable beds. Twin and twin XL sets include a flat sheet, fitted sheet, and one pillowcase, while larger sizes feature all of these components and an additional pillowcase. The fitted sheet has a pocket depth of 16 inches, making it compatible with most mattresses made today.

The Embroidered Sateen Sheet Set is reasonably priced given the high-quality materials and design. You may add an additional pair of embroidered pillowcases for a small surcharge. Saatva provides free ground shipping within the contiguous U.S., and each purchase is backed by a 45-night sleep trial and a 1-year warranty against structural defects.

Many sheet sets offer cooling and moisture control, but few can compete with the excellent temperature regulation of SHEEX’s Midnight Label Sheet Set. Each item in this collection is composed of a proprietary nylon blend engineered to dissipate heat from your body and wick away moisture throughout the night. With 26% spandex, the blend is remarkably stretchy, while the nylon ensures above-average durability.

Since the fabric is knit, rather than woven, it won’t drape too closely to the body. The fabric is also exceptionally smooth, making the set a good match for people with sensitive skin or brittle hair. Two sizes are available. Queen size sets include a fitted sheet with a pocket depth of 18 inches, while king size sets have a fitted sheet with a pocket depth of 20 inches. No matter which size you choose, the sheet is compatible with the vast majority of mattresses sold today.

You can choose between four neutral color palettes to accent your bedroom decor. In addition to the fitted sheet, your set features a flat sheet and two pillowcases. All components are fully machine-washable for quick and easy care. Wash your bedding in cold water on a regular cycle, then tumble dry on low heat. The fabric resists shrinking and wrinkling quite well.

Standard ground shipping is free for all orders within the contiguous U.S. Your Midnight Label Sheet Set comes with a trial period spanning 60 nights in length. If you decide to keep the set, SHEEX backs your purchase with a 1-year warranty against material defects.

The Deep Pocket Tencel Sheets from Brooklyn Bedding are crafted from Tencel lyocell fabric that enhances the set’s softness and gives them a luxurious and cool feel. Though this set doesn’t have a low-budget price, it’s within the average range when compared to other high-end Tencel sheets.

Tencel lyocell fabric is derived from wood pulp. Brooklyn Bedding uses lyocell that’s crafted from sustainably managed and harvested trees. This set feels cool to the touch, and hot sleepers can appreciate its temperature regulating capabilities. Rather than trapping body heat, Tencel allows heat to escape so that you stay dry and comfortable all night.

Lyocell is inherently soft, and Brooklyn Bedding has designed this set to become softer with each wash. Sleepers can easily launder these sheets at home using cold water and tumble drying on low. The set is available in three neutral colorways and seven sizes including split king. The fitted sheet’s pocket depth fits high-profile mattresses measuring up to 15 inches.

Shoppers in the contiguous U.S. qualify for free shipping and a 30-day sleep trial. Brooklyn Bedding backs its Deep Pocket Tencel Sheets with a 1-year warranty against manufacturer defects.

The Pure Parima Ultra Percale Sheets have a cool, crisp design that makes them well suited for hot sleepers or anyone living in warm climates. The subtle single-needle stitching gives the sheets a sophisticated look for those seeking bedding with a refined appearance.

The sheets are composed of long-staple Egyptian cotton, which is a variety of cotton that typically lasts longer and wears well. The percale weave gives the sheets a matte finish. Since percale cotton has a structured feel and doesn’t drape too closely against the body, it is also less likely to trap heat than sheets with a silkier feel.

The sheet set is available in twin, full, queen, king, and California king sizes. Each set includes one flat sheet, one fitted sheet, and two pillowcases – except for twin and twin XL sets, which include just one pillowcase. The queen, king, and California king fitted sheets have an 18-inch pocket depth and the twin, twin XL, and full fitted sheets have a 17-inch pocket depth. You can pick between four color options – white, carbon, bone, and slate.

Pura Parima offers a 100-night sleep trial for customers who would like to try out the sheets. Shipping is free to all 50 states.

The Sijo LuxeWeave Linen Sheet Set is ideal for people who normally find linen too coarse or rigid. Derived from premium French flax, the linen used in this collection is stone-washed during production to soften the fibers and make them more pliable. The result is a material that feels close to cotton-like, but with enough of linen’s signature crispness to ensure above-average cooling and durability.

Each set includes a flat sheet, fitted sheet, and two pillowcases, though you can omit the flat sheet and reduce your up-front cost. Full, queen, king, and California king sizes are available. You can also choose from six solid colors, as well as a vintage-inspired pinstripe pattern. You can launder each item in your household machines by washing on cold in a gentle cycle and tumble drying with low heat, but you should do so sparingly — infrequent cleaning will help preserve the linen’s structure over time. You can also opt to air fry to freshen up the sheets and pillowcases.

Sijo offers free shipping in the U.S. for orders of $65 or more, a price range that includes each available size for the LuxeWeave Linen Sheet Set. Expedited and international delivery rates are also reasonable. Returns are permitted within 30 days of receipt.

Few fabrics offer the natural softness of cashmere wool. Brooklinen showcases this material with the Heathered Cashmere Sheet Set, which combines cashmere and cotton in an ultra-soft diagonal weave to give the bedding a stylishly lived-in look. The smooth feel of these sheets and pillowcases is especially well suited to people with sensitive skin. Cashmere and cotton both have cooling properties and the set is lightweight, so this set should also be comfortable for anyone who runs hot in bed.

Brooklinen offers five neutral color palettes for the set that will complement most bedroom decors. The fitted sheet has a pocket depth of 15 inches, making it compatible with most mattresses sold today, and you can choose from full, queen, king, and California king sizes. The set is considered a limited edition. The “Core” set includes a flat sheet, fitted sheet, and two pillowcases. You can also opt for the “Hardcore” set, which adds a duvet cover and two extra pillowcases to the Core items.

Each component of the set can be machine washed in cold water and tumble dried on a low setting, so the items are easy to clean. Avoid using bleach and remove everything as soon as the drying cycle is finished to minimize pilling. You can also iron the sheets on a low setting to reduce wrinkles.

Brooklinen provides a sleep trial that spans 365 nights in length, giving you up to a year to decide whether the set is right for you. The company accepts used and laundered bedding items, and will also cover the cost of return shipping. Ground delivery is free of charge for all customers in the contiguous U.S.

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How to Choose Luxury Sheets

Materials and workmanship typically set luxury sheets apart from other bedding sets. The attention to detail throughout the manufacturing process can result in a luxurious feel, but the material, weave, and thread count all play important roles.

Luxury sheets are often made with Egyptian or Supima cotton, but there are many different options available. Shoppers may be overwhelmed by the sheer number of luxury sheet sets available, but we’ll break down what is most important to consider when buying these items.

What to Consider When Buying Luxury Sheets

The following factors should be considered when shopping for new sheets in general, but some of these factors are specific to luxury sheets. There are a wide range of options available on the market, but shoppers should know that the marketing for luxury bedding can often be misleading.

The term “luxury” is subjective, and some companies take advantage of this by overstating the qualities of their bedding, or exaggerating thread count to justify a higher price tag. Some luxury sheet sets are worth the premium price, but many are not. Understanding the following factors can help shoppers narrow down the selection and choose a high-quality luxury sheet set.

Material
Luxury sheets can be made from a wide variety of materials, but certain materials are more common than others. We’ll break down the types of luxury sheets in the next section, but premium materials like Egyptian cotton, silk, and linen are natural fibers that typically offer a luxurious feel. The material may also affect how the sheets perform and hold up over time.

Weave
How the fabric is woven will determine the finish and feel of the sheets. The pattern of threads indicates how the horizontal and vertical threads are arranged. Luxury sheets often have a percale or sateen weave. Percale is crisp and cool with a matte finish, while sateen is soft and smooth with a lustrous finish on one side. The weave can also affect the breathability and weight of the sheets.

Feel
The feel of luxury sheets is determined by the materials, weave, and thread count. Long-staple cotton tends to be quite soft, whereas materials like linen have a coarser texture. Luxury sheets generally soften with each wash, but it is still important to pick a sheet set that feels comfortable from the beginning.

Fit
Luxury sheet sets are typically available in sizes that correspond to the six standard mattresses sizes. One important consideration for fit is the pocket depth of the fitted sheet. This indicates the maximum mattress height the sheets will accommodate. High-profile and pillow-top mattresses will likely require deep pocket fitted sheets. Double-check the thickness of your mattress  before purchasing a sheet set to ensure compatibility.

Price
Luxury sheets can be expensive. The price often reflects the quality of materials and craftsmanship, but some luxury sheets may be overpriced. Due diligence is important to make sure you are getting what you pay for and making a worthwhile investment. Shoppers should expect to spend at least $150 on a luxury sheet set.

Thread Count
Thread count measures the number of horizontal and vertical threads in one square inch of fabric. A higher thread count can indicate that the sheets have more weight and will be durable, but thread count can also be inflated. Shoppers should consider whether the threads are double or triple ply, as this is one way that thread count is exaggerated. For certain materials, like silk, thread count is less relevant than weight.

Design, Color and Pattern
To create a bedroom environment that matches your aesthetic, consider the design and color of the sheets. Sheets can have a matte or shiny finish, depending on the material and weave pattern. While luxury sheets are often produced in neutral colors, vibrant tones and dark colors are also widely available. Patterned sheets are less common, but some luxury bedding brands  offer special details like embroidery or hemstitching.

Breathability
Breathable sheets wick away moisture and promote steady airflow. This helps prevent overheating and keeps sleepers comfortable. Cotton, linen, and silk are all highly breathable materials that are frequently used in luxury sheets. The density of the sheets can also affect breathability.

Durability
Luxury sheets should be durable and hold their color, shape, and feel over time. Materials like long-staple cotton and silk are less likely to pill, snag, or fade. While luxury sheets may be more expensive upfront, the added durability means they will need to be replaced less often.

Ease of Care
When caring for luxury sheets, closely follow any care instructions provided by the manufacturer. Some luxury sheets require special attention, and proper care extends the lifespan of the sheets. While there are luxury sheet sets that will require professional cleaning, most can be washed with cold water and mild detergent and air dried.

What Types of Luxury Sheets are Available?

Luxury sheets can be made from most materials, but some are more common than others. We’ll break down different types of luxury sheets here, including popular materials and weave patterns.

• Cotton: Cotton is a natural fiber that is soft and absorbent, so it wicks away moisture and regulates temperature. The breathability of cotton is ideal for luxury sheets. It is also a versatile fiber available in different varieties. Egyptian and Supima cotton have longer staple fibers for added softness. Cotton that is certified organic is free of pesticides and other harmful chemicals.
• Flannel: Flannel is often made with short-staple cotton or wool. The fibers can be brushed for added softness. Flannel tends to be thicker than other materials, resulting in a soft and cozy feel that is ideal for cold sleepers and winter months. This is also a very durable material.
• Linen: Linen is a natural fiber made from flax. The fabric is textured, and some shoppers may find it is too coarse. That said, it softens with each wash, andsome luxury linen bed sheets are pre-washed for initial softness. Linen is likely to wrinkle easily, giving it a more relaxed look. It is also highly breathable and temperature-regulating.
• Microfiber: Microfiber is a type of polyester that is brushed for a soft and cozy feel. These sheets tend to retain heat, so they are best for those who tend to sleep cold or for use in winter.
• Percale: Percale is a type of weave with a one over, one under thread pattern. This results in a crisp feel with a matte finish. The breathable structure of percale is typically preferred by hot sleepers.
• Sateen: Sateen is another common weave pattern for luxury sheets, with three to four threads over and one thread under. This produces a shiny side and a matte side. Sateen sheets can be denser and warmer, but the weave structure can make the sheets susceptible to snags.
• Supima: Supima is a trademarked, extra-long staple cotton variety that is grown in the United States. The longer fibers result in a smoother feel and better durability. Supima also retains color and resists pilling over time.
• Silk: Silk is woven from the threads of silkworm cocoons. Mulberry silk is often used in luxury sheets. Silk is highly breathable and moisture-wicking, so it regulates temperature easily. It also has a lustrous sheen and smooth feel.