Just like buying a mattress, sheets are an important investment in
quality sleep. What's up, world? It's Tony, and for today's
video, I've compiled a list of the six best sheets for the money. Best
for the money usually includes most affordable, but for this
list, I've also to look at other factors like materials and durability in
addition to price. No need to talk to your money people. I promise
these sheets are worthy investments. I've even got your back and
put some coupons in the description box below. And if you want in depth
written reviews on all these sheets, you can find them over at mattressclarity.com.
Let's get started.
Our editor's pick comes from Brooklinen. The luxury set
is just that high quality and luxury. These sheets
are made from 100% long staple cotton, so they're going to be pretty durable.
And they're constructed with a sateen weave, which makes them feel really
soft and smooth. The fitted sheet has long
and short labels in it to help take the guesswork out of dressing your bed.
Brooklinen sells these sheets in black, white, and black
and white color design. But if you're looking for something special,
they'll have limited edition color and design options year round, so be
on the lookout for them. Personally, I think hot and cold sleepers
are going to find what they need in this sheet set. This top sheet
is thick enough to provide some good warmth, but thin enough to provide good
breathability for hot sleepers. You have 365 days
to test these out and make returns or exchanges.
And if you keep them, you get a one year warranty.
If you're a cotton sheet lover, but on a bit of a budget, a good
option are the Tuft and Needle Percale sheets. Here's why they're worth
it. They're made from 100% supima cotton, which is more durable
than traditional cotton, so they'll last longer. The percale weave
makes these sheets feel very crisp. It adds to the breathability and
their durability, too, so they're a good, long lasting option for hot sleepers.
Tuft and Needle sells these sheets and a few neutral shade options for my
fans of colored sheets, and you have 100 nights to test them
out. And if you keep them, you get a two year warranty, so they should
last at least that long.
If you're not a fan of that crisp cotton feel in your sheets,
then look at the Layla Premium bamboo sheets. They're made from
100% bamboo viscose, which feels much softer and more satin like
over cotton sheets. They also have a good amount of breathability and
moisture wicking properties to them, which is great news for hot sleepers
because you won't sleep hot and sweaty underneath these sheets. These are
pricey set of sheets, but Layla has great deals year round, so if you're on
the lookout, you won't have to pay full price for them.
In fact, there's probably a deal going on right now, so check out coupon in
the description box below. Finally, bamboo is a really durable
material, meaning you won't have to replace these sheets very often. If you buy
these sheets from Layla, you get a five year warranty.
King size sheets that cost the most money because they take up the most fabric.
It makes sense. So if you're looking for a king size set
on a strict budget, I've got your back. Look at the Brooklyn
Bedding Brushed Microfiber sheet. A King size set
will cost you around $60, and you won't find a high
quality King size set for that price anywhere else.
Plus, that's the price before deals and discounts of which Brooklyn Bedding
sheets many throughout the year. These sheets are made from polyester
microfibers that have been double brushed, which gives it a very soft and
velvety feel. Plus, Brooklyn Bedding sells these in six color
options. So what's not to love?
If you're looking to splurge, then a luxury set of
sheets are the Avocado Organic Linen Set. They are
high quality, luxury and eco friendly to boot.
They're made from flax stocks, which are breathable, moisture-wicking,
hypoallergenic and durable. If you're a hot
sleepers, these are great options to look into. Every time
I change positions, I felt the sheets open up and air was able to
flow through really easily. One thing to note about
linens, though, is that they feel textured. They're not going to feel as smooth
as cotton or bamboo sheets. Don't get me wrong, these are still a very soft
set of sheets. Avocado went the extra mile to get
these GOTS certified, which is the gold standard for organic products.
Finally, these are pretty pricey. There are luxury sheets after
all, but you have 100 nights to test them out and if you keep them,
you get a one year warranty. Linens are pretty durable, so with good care,
these sheets should last you around three to five years.
Of course, if you're just looking for a high quality set of sheets, then look
no further than the GhostBed GhostSheets. It has a lot of
high quality components to it. It's made from a blend of
supima cotton and tencel fabric. Both are very durable.
Both are moisture wicking and breathable, which is a win for hot sleepers,
meaning you won't feel hot and sweaty underneath these sheets. In the
fitted sheet, you'll find the Ghost Grip Band. This is a
two inch thick elastic band, meaning that fitted sheet is not going anywhere
if you toss and turn. No need to worry about corners popping up
or readjusting the fitted sheet during the night about the best quality
sheets here. So they're worth it, I promise.
GhostBed offers a three year warranty if you decide to keep them, so they should
last that long, if not more. With good care.
Let's take the time to answer some of the most frequently asked questions
I've seen about buying new sheets. First question
are expensive sheets worth it? Expensive sheets aren't
always worth it, but they can be. Factors that drive up the price
include a company using and sourcing high quality materials and
getting the necessary certification. I'm not saying you need to pay an
arm and a leg for good sheets, but sometimes it can be worth it to
put a little extra in. After all, you cannot put a price on
good quality rest every night. Second question does
thread count matter? Yes. Thread count is one of many factors to
consider when buying machines. But it has its place. It refers to
the number of threads that are woven into a square inch of fabric.
So a low thread count doesn't always mean low quality and
vice versa. Often, lower thread counts mean
a sheet will be much more breathable than higher thread count sheets.
But sheets with higher thread counts tend to feel much softer. So ultimately,
it just boils down to what you're looking for. Final question
how do you know good sheets? There are three main considerations
I'd look out for when buying new sheets the materials,
the thread count and the durability. Materials like polyester
are more affordable and accessible than cotton, bamboo or linens,
but they don't last as long. All of these materials feel different too.
So if you've never used the bamboo sheet set, do some research into
the feel of them. You might not like it as something else. Certain materials
also have recommended thread counts. For example, you won't see bamboo
go over about 300. Some companies can also
artificially inflate thread count, so if you start to see something over 1000,
I'd be a little bit skeptical. Finally, it's no fun having to
constantly replace sheets, so look into the durability.
Think about things like trial periods and warranties when looking into
durability. All of the sheets on this list are worthy investments.
You'll definitely get the most bang for your buck. Trust me,
I'm a professional. Remember, you can find
all of these sheets with written reviews, over mattressclarity.com,
and if you're looking to save some money because who isn't? We've got some
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