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The following are included with each size sheet set:

• 1 Flat Sheet

• 1 Fitted Sheet

• 2 Embroidered Pillow Cases

Cotton sheets are more breathable than microfiber and won't trap heat as easily, providing a more comfortable sleep.

Bed sheets should be washed every 2 weeks or sooner if needed. In order to reduce wear and wrinkling, sheets should be washed alone.

Yes, cotton sheets are breathable and have excellent moisture-wicking properties. They allow air circulation and absorb moisture, helping to regulate body temperature and keep you comfortable during sleep.

Generally, cotton sheets are hypoallergenic and unlikely to provoke allergies or skin irritations. However, sensitivities can vary from person to person, and some individuals may specifically be allergic to certain dyes or finishes applied to the sheets.

The best sheets help you sleep better with four necessary features:

Cool and breathable: A cool bed right as you lie down signals your brain that it’s time to sleep, and breathability prevents you from overheating throughout the night.

Soft to the touch: You spend about ⅓ of your life surrounded by your sheets. Soft, cozy fabric makes relaxation easier and keeps you comfortable all night.

Stretchy material: Your mattress was designed for comfort and support. Sheets lacking stretch can inhibit your body from interacting with your mattress as intended. 4-way stretch allows your mattress to fulfill its purpose, so you can sleep with ease in the comfort you love.

Durability: Your sheets should maintain their new look and feel night after night, and wash after wash.

Investing in high-quality bed sheets is important for comfort, durability, and overall sleep quality. High-quality sheets made from natural materials like cotton or linen are softer, more breathable, and provide a luxurious feel. They also tend to be more durable and resistant to wear and tear, ensuring they last longer. Additionally, quality sheets can regulate body temperature, wick away moisture, and improve sleep by creating a cozy and inviting sleep environment. Ultimately, investing in high-quality bed sheets can greatly enhance your sleep experience and overall well-being.

Washing: Machine wash the cotton sheets in cool or warm water on a gentle or delicate cycle.

Detergent: Use a mild, liquid detergent that is suitable for colored fabrics. Avoid using bleach or harsh detergents, as they can damage the fabric.

Separation: Wash the cotton sheets separately from items with zippers, hooks, or rough textures that could cause pilling or snagging.

Pre-treat stains: If there are any stains on the sheets, pre-treat them with a stain remover or a mixture of mild detergent and water before washing.

Drying: Tumble dry the sheets on a low heat or delicate setting. Remove them from the dryer promptly to minimize wrinkles.

Ironing: If desired, iron the sheets on a low or medium heat setting to remove any remaining wrinkles. Alternatively, you can also smooth out wrinkles by hand when the sheets are slightly damp.

Storage: Store the cotton sheets in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture buildup and mildew. Avoid storing them in direct sunlight, as it can cause fading.

Frequency of washing: It is generally recommended to wash cotton sheets every one to two weeks to maintain cleanliness and freshness. However, you may choose to wash them more or less frequently based on personal preference and usage.