The right bedsheets can completely change the way you rest. But with so many options out there, which one truly suits your lifestyle? From the buttery softness of bamboo bedsheets to the timeless strength of linen bedding, the easy comfort of cotton sheets, and the silky drape of TENCEL™, each fabric has its own story to tell. Let’s compare so you can find your perfect match.

Explore the blog by material: Bamboo , Linen , Cotton , TENCEL™ , Polyester / Microfiber, Silk

Featuring the Sunday Bedding Bamboo Sheet Set in Pine Green and Warm Sand

If comfort and freshness are what you crave, bamboo bedding is a dream. With rounder fibers that don’t trap dust, bamboo sheets are naturally hypoallergenic, perfect for sthose prone to allergies. They’re incredibly soft, breathable, and moisture-wicking, keeping you cool when it’s warm.

Pros of Using Bamboo Bedsheets:

• Hypoallergenic and Gentle on Sensitive Skin: Bamboo fibres have a rounder surface that traps less dust and allergens than other materials. Since many allergies are triggered by dust, bamboo bedsheets are a cleaner choice for sensitive skin and allergy-prone sleepers.
• Breathable and Temperature-Regulating: Bamboo bedsheets are moisture-wicking, helping regulate body temperature all night. They keep you cool and dry during humid weather.
• Naturally Soft and Luxurious: Bamboo fabric feels buttery-soft against the skin. It offers a luxurious feel - like silk - at a more accessible price, making every night's rest feel more indulgent.

Cons of Using Bamboo Bedsheets:

• Higher Cost: Transforming bamboo into fabric requires extra steps, and ethical, eco-friendly practices add to the cost. Brands that prioritise bamboo often work with certified mills and fair-labour factories which add to production cost.
• Requires Gentle Care: Bamboo fabric benefits from mindful care. Wash on a gentle cycle with mild detergent, and air-dry or tumble-dry on low heat to maintain softness and strength. Always check the brand’s wash-care guide, as processing methods can vary.

Best for: Hot sleepers, allergy-prone or sensitive skin, eco-conscious buyers.

Most Popular In: Hot or humid countries like Singapore, Thailand, China. The Asia Pacific region makes up about 64% of global Bamboo textile demand.

Price Range of Bamboo Bedsheets: S$25 for a pair of pillowcase to S$476 for a King bundle set

Where to Buy Bamboo Bedsheets: Sunday Bedding Bamboo Bedsheets Collection (ideal for Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, USA buyers), Ettitude (Australia, USA), Panda London (United Kingdom)

Sunday Bedding French Linen Duvet Cover in Soft Terracotta

Linen bedding is the definition of investment-worthy. Derived from the flax plant cultivated almost exclusively in Europe, linen sheets are strong, breathable, and can last 10 years or more with proper care. They only get softer with every wash, rewarding you with comfort that grows over time. Because of its heritage and durability, linen comes with a higher price point but it’s truly an investment piece for those who value bedding that lasts.

Pros of Using Linen Bedsheets:

• Durable and Long Lasting: Linen is one of the strongest and most durable natural fibres, with bedsheets that can last 10 years or more. They become softer with each wash, offering lasting comfort and value. Compared to other fabrics that wear out over time, linen bedsheets are a sustainable, long-term investment in better sleep.
• Temperature-Regulating for Year-Round Comfort: Made from natural flax fibres, linen bedsheets are naturally breathable and help regulate body temperature. They keep you cool in humid weather and warm during cooler nights, making them ideal for all climates.
• Timeless, Rustic Look: Linen bedsheets have a naturally textured, slightly lived-in look that adds effortless charm to any bedroom. Their matte finish and soft creases add warmth, depth, and character, creating a relaxed and inviting space that only gets more beautiful with time.

Cons of Using Linen Bedsheets:

• Higher Price Point: Linen is one of the most premium fabrics available, derived from the flax plant, which is primarily cultivated in Europe. It also requires more processing than cotton or polyester, contributing to its higher cost. However, linen bedsheets are exceptionally durable.
• May Feel More Textured At First: New linen bedding can feel slightly coarse or textured compared to cotton or bamboo. The good news? Linen naturally softens with every wash, developing a smoother, more comfortable feel over time — one that’s loved for its relaxed, lived-in charm

Best for: Those who want long-lasting bedding with a breezy, natural feel and timeless value.

Most Popular In: Europe and North America, where seasonal weather changes highlight their natural temperature-regulating qualities

Price Range of Linen Bedsheets: S$60 for a pair of pillowcase to S$550 for a King bundle set

Where to Buy Linen Bedsheets: Sunday Bedding French Linen Bedsheets Collection (ideal for Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, USA buyers), Home with Annette French Linen Bedding Collection (Singapore), In Bed Store (Australia), Parachute Home Linen Sheet Set Collection (USA)

Sunday Bedding Cotton Sateen Bedsheets in Sunny White

When it comes to bedding, cotton sheets are a timeless favorite. Soft, breathable, and easy to care for, they’re a fuss-free choice that works for almost everyone. Depending on the weave, like percale or sateen, cotton bedsheets can feel smooth and silky, or thicker and crisp. There’s a reason high-quality cotton is used in hotels, it’s durable, versatile, and feels familiar night after night.

Pros of Using Cotton Bedsheets:

• Easy To Care For: Cotton bedsheets are low-maintenance and easy to wash. They withstand frequent laundering without losing softness or shape — which is why they’re the top choice for hotels and households alike
• Widely Available with Many Options: Because cotton bedding is so widely used and versatile, it’s available in various weaves — from crisp cotton percale to silky cotton sateen — and a range of thread counts. There’s a cotton bedsheet to suit your sleep style, climate, and budget.
• Breathable and Comfortable Year-Round: Naturally soft and breathable, cotton sheets let air circulate freely, keeping you cool on warm nights and cosy during cooler months. This temperature-regulating quality makes cotton bedding a timeless favourite for all seasons.

Cons of Using Cotton Bedsheets:

• Prone To Wrinkling: Like other natural fabrics, cotton bedsheets tend to wrinkle easily. While this doesn’t affect comfort, those who prefer a crisp, hotel-like finish may need to iron or remove their cotton bedding promptly from the dryer.
• Not Always the Most Sustainable Option:

  Although cotton bedsheets are natural and biodegradable, conventional cotton farming can use significant water and pesticides. Choosing GOTS-certified organic cotton bedding ensures more sustainable practices and reduces environmental impact.

Best for: Everyday sleepers looking for fuss-free, versatile, and fairly durable bedding.

Most Popular In: They're truly a global favourite!

Price Range of Cotton Bedsheets: S$15 for a pair of pillowcases to $355 for a King bundle set

Where to buy Cotton Bedsheets: Sunday Bedding Organic Cotton Collection (ideal for Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, USA buyers) Brooklinen Organic Cotton Collection (USA), Bhumi Organic Cotton Bedding (Australia)

Silk bedsheets are ideal for sleepers who want a touch of everyday luxury — especially those who value softness, temperature balance, and a fabric that’s naturally gentle on skin and hair. Silk is also a favourite among people with sensitive skin, textured or fragile hair, or anyone looking to elevate their nighttime routine with something soothing, breathable and indulgent.

Pros of using Silk bedding

• Gentle on skin and hair: Silk’s smooth, low-friction surface glides over skin and hair, reducing tugging, breakage and frizziness. It’s why beauty experts and luxury sleepwear brands rely on silk for healthier-looking hair and calmer skin. With minimal friction and absorption, your complexion stays soothed and your hair stays smoother overnight.
• Hypoallergenic properties: Naturally resistant to dust mites and common allergens, silk creates a cleaner, calmer sleep environment — ideal for sensitive or easily irritated skin. Its low absorbency means it won’t soak up oils or skincare, helping minimise bacterial overgrowth.

Cons of using Silk bedding

• Higher Price Point: Silk is one of the most labour-intensive fabrics in the world. It’s made from the cocoons of silkworms — delicate creatures that require precise farming conditions, from stable temperatures to a steady diet of mulberry leaves. Each cocoon produces only a small amount of usable fibre, and thousands are needed to create a single bedsheet. Because the fibres are so fine and long, they must be harvested and woven with great care, resulting in a slow, skill-heavy proces
• Requires more delicate care: Silk is luxurious but delicate. It needs gentle washing, mild detergents, and mindful handling to maintain its sheen and strength.

Best for: Perfect for anyone willing to splurge on a luxe, cooling sleep surface that’s kind to sensitive skin and delicate hair.

Most Popular In: Asia Pacific with China being the largest producer and consumer of silk products

Price Range of Silk Bedsheets: S$69 for a pair of pillowcases to S$809 for a King Duvet Cover

Where to buy Silk bedsheets: Silk Stories Pillowcase Pair (ideal for Singapore buyers), Silk Miracle Silk Bedding (ideal for Singapore buyers), Lily Silk Bedding (US, Global buyers)

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but here’s a quick guide:

• Choose Bamboo if you want hypoallergenic, cooling comfort.
• Choose Linen if you value durability, heritage, and bedding that only gets better with time.
• Choose Cotton if you prefer classic, fuss-free sheets that are hotel-worthy.
• Choose Tencel if you’re after silky softness and sustainable luxury, and are happy to give it gentle care.
• Choose Polyester only if budget is your biggest priority, otherwise it's not something we truly recommend
• Choose Silk if you're willing to splurge for the ultimate sleep luxury

At the end of the day, the best bedsheet is the one that feels right for you. Explore our collection of bamboo, linen, cotton, and bedsheets crafted for comfort, made to last, and designed to help you rest easy every night.