Think about the most comfortable bed in which you've ever slept, and what triggers to your mind? If it's the sheets, you're always been in good company. Because they come in direct contact with our skin, sheets are as important as a quality mattress and cozy blanket in sending us off to dreamland.The sheer variety of sheets on the market, however, can throw you for a loop when you're shopping. Here are our top pointers to help you decode the labels and choose the sheets that will suit you best.

How to Choose Material For Bed-Sheet Wisely:

Back in the day, most sheets came in cotton on the market  and ... cotton. And it's still the most popular sheeting fabric, due to its durability, comfort and breathability.

Cotton both traps heat and lets cool air pass through in summer, so it's a great choice for almost any climate. It can be blended with rayon and other materials that affect its weight and feel. As with any sheets you buy, do a hand test to gauge how you like these blends.

Egyptian Cotton, PIMA and Sea Island cottons are the gold standard, so look for those terms on the packaging and check to be sure the fabric is 100 percent that material. Some growers use the term "Egyptian cotton" loosely, however — true Egyptian cotton is grown and processed according to specific stipulations. Be sure you're buying from a quality manufacturer and again, feel the material for softness.

• Cotton Sateen Bed Sheet: This is wonderful blend of Pure Natural Fiber and cotton compete organic, soft and comfortable. stuff is thick and tightly weaved.Although satin sheets look glam and feel romantic, they can be too warm and slippery for many people.
• Pure Cotton Bed Sheet: Pure & Organic Cotton bed sheets starts from very thin material
• Egyptian Cotton Bed Sheet:This is most luxurious bed sheet fabric. Most comfortable, coziest, soft and durable material for bed sheets. Thread Count of this material is also very high often 300 or more.
• Percale Bed Sheet: Tightly weaved fabric with Thread count of 200+. Majorly made of pure cotton with blend of natural fiber. They are also blended with polyester and silk fiber but will be quoted as poly cotton | Percale.
• Poly Cotton Bed Sheets: Blend of Cotton and Polyester often used in printed bed sheets
• Linen Bed Sheet: Soft and comfortable material with lightest weight 
• Linen sheets, which work well in hot climates because they wick away body heat, are another option. Just be prepared to do a lot of ironing, unless you like the wrinkled look. 

What is Thread Count?

With all the buzz about thread count — the number of threads in 1 square inch of fabric — it's easy to assume that higher means softer. But that's not always the case. A lower-thread-count sheet made from fibers that are softer by nature, such as Egyptian cotton, will feel silkier than a high-thread-count sheet made from a lower-quality cotton blend.

What Should Be The Weaving?

Crisp or soft? If you like your sheets with a little snap, choose percale, which is a plainer weave than the more supple sateen. Neither is inherently better; it's a matter of personal preference.

Jersey sheets — which you probably think of as T-shirt sheets — are made with a flat knit that keeps them soft but also means they can be prone to slipping and sliding on the bed. If you live somewhere that gets extremely cold, consider nubby cotton flannel sheets, unsurpassed for keeping you toasty.

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