“What kind of bedding will give you the best night’s sleep?”

You’re really hot in bed – but not in the good way! 😜

It’s ok, some of us just run hotter than others, and your furnace-like body naturally adds some heat between the sheets.

But uncomfortable tossing and turning can leave you sweaty and dehydrated by morning.

And the urge to drink cool water during the night to regulate your temperature will have you up to pee when you should be living it up in DreamLand.

You might even throw modesty out the window and sleep in the nude to get some reprieve! GASP!😲

What are you to do?

Do you turn the fan on high and stick a leg out from under the covers to find relief?

Skip the PJs and join the Commando League?

Or do you invest in bedding that breathes and helps you keep your cool during the night?

Bamboo bedding is your answer to nightly heatwaves and excess moisture.

The viscose in bamboo naturally draws heat away from your body and wicks excess moisture so you can enjoy a cool sleep without the stickiness.

So ditch those uncomfortably hot synthetic fiber sheets with the kitschy print that you found on clearance at your local bed and bath store (even though they’re super cute and sooo you)…

…..and get yourself some high quality bamboo sheets to transport your slumber to sleep heaven.

Paired with a natural goose down, lightweight duvet, and you’ll have a light, breezy, cloud-like bed to fall into every night – without the night sweats and ceiling fan.

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🛌🏿3 Things To Look For In Your Dream Bed Set

1. Comfort

Material + Weave = Bedding To Die For.

Thread count is the name of the game when you’re looking for a high quality sheet set, and the higher the better!

But don’t be fooled by inflated thread count numbers! Some retailers will falsely inflate the thread count to increase the price, but the truth lies in the feel. A higher thread count will feel buttery smooth to the touch.

Lower, looser weave will be coarser and more likely to snag on dry skin and rough heels.

Play it safe and go for a thread count between 200 - 400, or go big and splurge on those ridiculously smooth 1500s for that truly luxe feel. Whatever gets you from A to Zzzzzzzz.

2. Breathability is key!

We can all agree that temperature is paramount when you need to get some zzzs. Too hot and you’re grumpy and sweaty, too cold and you’re shivering and miserable.

You’re looking for that Goldilocks zone of optimal sleep perfection, and the best way to get it is to look closely at the materials your bedding is made of.

If you’re a hot sleeper, go for natural fibers like cotton or bamboo that wick moisture and heat away from your body and keep your toasty body cool. Conversely, if you’re more on the frigid side of the thermometer, you want a synthetic microfiber or satin layer to help trap your natural body heat in.

No matter what your bedding is, the recommended temperature for your bedroom is 65°F (18°C) because your body’s core temperature naturally drops a bit during sleep, so a cooler bedroom can signal it’s time to nod off.

3. Hypoallergenic

Wanna get grossed out? Check out your bedding under a microscope! Dust mites are naturally attracted to the skin you shed during sleep, and sometimes mold can form from a sweaty sleeper.

Hypoallergenic sheets are made from natural fibers like bamboo, or infused with antimicrobial silver, to keep mold and bacteria to a minimum. The result is sheets that stay fresh longer, and reduce skin irritation caused by build-up.

So ditch the bacne and creepy crawly feelings and invest in some hypoallergenic sheets!

Above all, know that satisfaction usually comes with quality, so invest in top quality sheets to get a top quality sleep.

<<Click Here To Shop The Bedding Of Your Dreams>>

And don’t forget to check your inbox for a little gift!

You’re the kind of sleeper who slips into bed with wooly socks and cozy pajamas on, ready to warm your icy toes on your partner's calves, and it shows!

You even have a nighttime routine to help you warm up!

A hot bath before bed to thaw your icy extremities, but then you have to dry off quickly before you hop into bed.

A steamy cup of non-caffeinated herbal tea to warm your core and help you relax, but then you’re almost guaranteed to be in for a frigid midnight trip to the bathroom.

Even still, you're left shivering when you slide between your silky sheets and struggle to slip off to sweet slumber.

That’s where the right bedding can be a life (and sleep) saver!

Cold sleepers like you can’t go wrong with cozy flannel, comfortable jersey, and luscious fleece.

While plain wool can be too scratchy, synthetic blends can help trap your natural heat and direct it back at you.

Luckily there’s a huge range of choices in the synthetic blend bedding category, and they come in an array of cute colors and prints that will help you really show our personality.

Sherpa lined comforters, light woolen blankets, and heavy weighted gravity blankets are your dream team to cozy zzzs, and the more the better!

You can even go big with an electric heated blanket if that’s the Gucci lifestyle you dream of!

[CLICK HERE TO BROWSE THE COZIEST, WARMEST BEDDING SETS]

🛌🏿3 Things To Look For In Your Dream Bed Set

1. Comfort

Material + Weave = Bedding To Die For.

Thread count is the name of the game when you’re looking for a high quality sheet set, and the higher the better!

But don’t be fooled by inflated thread count numbers! Some retailers will falsely inflate the thread count to increase the price, but the truth lies in the feel. A higher thread count will feel buttery smooth to the touch.

Lower, looser weave will be coarser and more likely to snag on dry skin and rough heels.

Play it safe and go for a thread count between 200 - 400, or go big and splurge on those ridiculously smooth 1500s for that truly luxe feel. Whatever gets you from A to Zzzzzzzz.

2. Breathability is key!

We can all agree that temperature is paramount when you need to get some zzzs. Too hot and you’re grumpy and sweaty, too cold and you’re shivering and miserable.

You’re looking for that Goldilocks zone of optimal sleep perfection, and the best way to get it is to look closely at the materials your bedding is made of.

If you’re a hot sleeper, go for natural fibers like cotton or bamboo that wick moisture and heat away from your body and keep your toasty body cool. Conversely, if you’re more on the frigid side of the thermometer, you want a synthetic microfiber or satin layer to help trap your natural body heat in.

No matter what your bedding is, the recommended temperature for your bedroom is 65°F (18°C) because your body’s core temperature naturally drops a bit during sleep, so a cooler bedroom can signal it’s time to nod off.

3. Hypoallergenic

Wanna get grossed out? Check out your bedding under a microscope! Dust mites are naturally attracted to the skin you shed during sleep, and sometimes mold can form from a sweaty sleeper.

Hypoallergenic sheets are made from natural fibers like bamboo, or infused with antimicrobial silver, to keep mold and bacteria to a minimum. The result is sheets that stay fresh longer, and reduce skin irritation caused by build-up.

So ditch the bacne and creepy crawly feelings and invest in some hypoallergenic sheets!

Above all, know that satisfaction usually comes with quality, so invest in top quality sheets to get a top quality sleep.

<<Click Here To Shop The Bedding Of Your Dreams>>

And don’t forget to check your inbox for a little gift!

The softest sheets, the coziest blankets, and the most comfortable mattress in the world will fail you if they’re paired with the wrong pillow.

Anyone who’s woken in the morning with a crick in their neck after wrestling all night to get their pillow to just behave will tell you that the perfect pillow is worth its weight in gold.

Chances are pretty good you took your favorite pillow with you to sleepovers as a child, and you probably pack it through airport security now that you’re an adult. #ComfortsOfHome

But pillows need to be replaced every few years for hygienic purposes, and eventually, you’re going to have to say goodbye to the pillow that you’ve finally broken in after so many sleepless nights.

If you sleep with a worn-out pillow that you have to scrunch and fold up every night to get comfortable, that’s a red flag. 🚩

It’s time to update!

So how do you pick the perfect pillow for the perfect night’s sleep??

While factors like preference for natural vs. synthetic fabrics and allergies can make your choice more complicated, your fave sleep position can be the deciding factor when you choose a pillow.

Side sleepers may require a plusher pillow than most. One that’s as thick as the distance between your ear and outside shoulder should do the trick.

Stomach sleepers may need a soft, thinner pillow — or no pillow at all — underneath their head. If you tend to Peter Pan when you sleep, your arm crooked under your head may be all the pillow you need – just beware of the limb falling asleep on you. An extra pillow under your stomach and pelvis may help prevent back pain.

Back sleepers should look for a flatter pillow to keep your head and neck in alignment. It can be tempting to go for a soft squishy pillow, but support is key to alleviating neck pain. An extra pillow under your knees can also take some of the pressure off your lower back.

[CLICK HERE TO BROWSE FOR YOUR PERFECT FIT PILLOW]

🛌🏿3 Things To Look For In Your Dream Bed Set

1. Comfort

Material + Weave = Bedding To Die For.

Thread count is the name of the game when you’re looking for a high quality sheet set, and the higher the better!

But don’t be fooled by inflated thread count numbers! Some retailers will falsely inflate the thread count to increase the price, but the truth lies in the feel. A higher thread count will feel buttery smooth to the touch.

Lower, looser weave will be coarser and more likely to snag on dry skin and rough heels.

Play it safe and go for a thread count between 200 - 400, or go big and splurge on those ridiculously smooth 1500s for that truly luxe feel. Whatever gets you from A to Zzzzzzzz.

2. Breathability is key!

We can all agree that temperature is paramount when you need to get some zzzs. Too hot and you’re grumpy and sweaty, too cold and you’re shivering and miserable.

You’re looking for that Goldilocks zone of optimal sleep perfection, and the best way to get it is to look closely at the materials your bedding is made of.

If you’re a hot sleeper, go for natural fibers like cotton or bamboo that wick moisture and heat away from your body and keep your toasty body cool. Conversely, if you’re more on the frigid side of the thermometer, you want a synthetic microfiber or satin layer to help trap your natural body heat in.

No matter what your bedding is, the recommended temperature for your bedroom is 65°F (18°C) because your body’s core temperature naturally drops a bit during sleep, so a cooler bedroom can signal it’s time to nod off.

3. Hypoallergenic

Wanna get grossed out? Check out your bedding under a microscope! Dust mites are naturally attracted to the skin you shed during sleep, and sometimes mold can form from a sweaty sleeper.

Hypoallergenic sheets are made from natural fibers like bamboo, or infused with antimicrobial silver, to keep mold and bacteria to a minimum. The result is sheets that stay fresh longer, and reduce skin irritation caused by build-up.

So ditch the bacne and creepy crawly feelings and invest in some hypoallergenic sheets!

Above all, know that satisfaction usually comes with quality, so invest in top quality sheets to get a top quality sleep.

<<Click Here To Shop The Bedding Of Your Dreams>>

And don’t forget to check your inbox for a little gift!

Some like ‘em thick and heavy. Some like ‘em light and lean. Some like ‘em… electric?

And some would toss the blanket altogether in favor of a simple topsheet – but not you!

You probably don’t care too much about thread count or neck support, but one thing is clear.

The right blanket is the perfect topper for any bed and is a total must-have!

It’s often the focal point of the room, so it should look pretty frickin’ sweet. (Bonus points if it matches your pajamas.)

But even more important than how it looks is how your blanket makes you feel.

Because if your blanket is too heavy, too light, too fluffy, too thin, or too scratchy – you’re gonna hate it, and your sleep is going to suffer.

Gravity blankets have been making a statement lately with their magical, anxiety reducing heaviness, but some would feel smothered under all that weight.

Those in hotter climates will often go for a looser woven blanket that feels solid but allows air to pass through.

And you really can’t go wrong with a fluffy goose down duvet and stylish duvet cover.

No matter how you like to make your bed, we’ve got the perfect cherry-on-top blanket to finish it off!

[CLICK HERE TO FIND YOUR PERFECT, SHOW-STOPPING BLANKET]

🛌🏿3 Things To Look For In Your Dream Bed Set

1. Comfort

Material + Weave = Bedding To Die For.

Thread count is the name of the game when you’re looking for a high quality sheet set, and the higher the better!

But don’t be fooled by inflated thread count numbers! Some retailers will falsely inflate the thread count to increase the price, but the truth lies in the feel. A higher thread count will feel buttery smooth to the touch.

Lower, looser weave will be coarser and more likely to snag on dry skin and rough heels.

Play it safe and go for a thread count between 200 - 400, or go big and splurge on those ridiculously smooth 1500s for that truly luxe feel. Whatever gets you from A to Zzzzzzzz.

2. Breathability is key!

We can all agree that temperature is paramount when you need to get some zzzs. Too hot and you’re grumpy and sweaty, too cold and you’re shivering and miserable.

You’re looking for that Goldilocks zone of optimal sleep perfection, and the best way to get it is to look closely at the materials your bedding is made of.

If you’re a hot sleeper, go for natural fibers like cotton or bamboo that wick moisture and heat away from your body and keep your toasty body cool. Conversely, if you’re more on the frigid side of the thermometer, you want a synthetic microfiber or satin layer to help trap your natural body heat in.

No matter what your bedding is, the recommended temperature for your bedroom is 65°F (18°C) because your body’s core temperature naturally drops a bit during sleep, so a cooler bedroom can signal it’s time to nod off.

3. Hypoallergenic

Wanna get grossed out? Check out your bedding under a microscope! Dust mites are naturally attracted to the skin you shed during sleep, and sometimes mold can form from a sweaty sleeper.

Hypoallergenic sheets are made from natural fibers like bamboo, or infused with antimicrobial silver, to keep mold and bacteria to a minimum. The result is sheets that stay fresh longer, and reduce skin irritation caused by build-up.

So ditch the bacne and creepy crawly feelings and invest in some hypoallergenic sheets!

Above all, know that satisfaction usually comes with quality, so invest in top quality sheets to get a top quality sleep.

<<Click Here To Shop The Bedding Of Your Dreams>>

And don’t forget to check your inbox for a little gift!