
Don’t get us wrong, designer handbags, high-tech wellness treatments and premium skincare saviours all have their place in our hearts—but our most sought-after luxury will forever be a good night’s sleep.
If high-quality, REM-cycle rest is also at the top of your wishlist (and with poor sleep being one of the leading causes of long-term health issues, it should be), then what you slip into each night deserves special consideration. Just like your favourite pair of jeans, though, the best bed sheets are not always one size fits all.
From breathable percale for those who run hot to sateen for those looking to feel like they’ve checked into a boutique hotel every night, consider this your guide to the very best bed sheets for every type of sleeper.

It’s a universally known fact that the best part of any hotel stay is sleeping in their crisp bedding, so why not try to recreate that pampered feeling at home? With Cozey’s full-service sheet and duvet set in luxe sateen, that level of comfort and relaxation can go from being a special once-in-a-while occurrence to a part of your nightly routine.
With a subtle, lived-in look, these pure cotton white sheets will effortlessly elevate both your bedroom decor and sleep schedule. Between their sleek-to-the-touch feel and snug fit, these luxurious sheets will have you drifting off in cloud-like comfort every evening.

If your perfect night’s rest involves both the ceiling and standing fans blaring on full blast, then these 100 per cent long-staple cotton percale bed sheets are an absolute essential. Skillfully woven in Italy and finished in Canada, these premium sheets are designed to always be at the perfect level of coolness, so it’s no surprise that they’ve been among Au Lit Fine Linens’ bestsellers for over 35 years.
Plus, they’re irresistibly chic. Available in three soothing hues—white, milk and cream—with made-to-order matching bed skirts available, few bedding sets match this level of refined style.

There are few things better than climbing into a warm, cozy bed after a long day—especially when you know your covers will keep you nice and toasty all night long. These flannel sheets are ideal for anyone who consistently runs cold throughout the night (and are especially necessary for bedrooms that get hit by the worst of our Canadian winters).
Crafted from 100 per cent cotton, MUJI not only offers sheets and pillowcases in this super-soft, brushed material, but they also have matching duvet covers to complete your new go-to bedding set.

Woven from fine viscose derived from organic bamboo—a crop that requires significantly less water than most conventional bedding materials—these linens make a compelling case for sustainability without sacrificing sophistication. The result is a fabric that feels both consciously crafted and totally indulgent.
Silky and fluid, these sheets drape beautifully and feature temperature-regulating properties that will keep you comfortable throughout endless dreams. They strike the perfect balance between being breathable yet buttery-soft—proof that sustainably-minded sleepwear can still feel undeniably refined.

If you suffer from eczema, acne or other skin irritation issues, this certified Egyptian cotton set is the best set of bed sheets for you. Not only is Egyptian cotton known to be one of the best bedding materials for those with sensitive skin (thanks to its fine-combed fibres that result in a relatively frictionless surface), but this particular set is also produced without harmful chemicals or synthetics.
Of course, it’s also designed with style in mind. With nine chic colourways to choose from, the fitted sheet perfectly envelopes mattresses up to 15 inches tall while its matching flat sheet and pillowcases seamlessly work together to create a calming, bedtime-ready monochromatic look.
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Stephanie Davoli is the editorial assistant at FASHION Magazine. With a passion for all things fashion, beauty and pop culture, she’s inspired by fashion psychology, sustainability and industry innovations. Her previous bylines include The Toronto Star, Chatelaine and The Quality Edit. When she’s not working, you can find her shopping, taking a Pilates class or combing through the Vogue archives.
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