The Original Performance sheets have a knit fabrication that is 87% polyester and 13% spandex. The fibers wick away moisture and evaporate it quickly to keep hot sleepers and those in humid climates dry and comfortable.

If you value a luxurious feel, a cool touch, and potential benefits for your skin and hair, satin sheets may be the right choice for you. On the other hand, if breathability, durability, and ease of maintenance are more important, cotton sheets might be more suitable.

Satin sheets may seem silkier and cooler to the touch than cotton sheets, but don't be deceived by first impressions. That softness you feel often doesn't last, as satin bedsheets are difficult to maintain, fray easily, and are prone to snagging.

Their hollow center makes silk fibers far better at regulating body temperature than cotton. When you sweat, silk wicks away moisture and keeps you cool; when you're not, it insulates and maintains warmth. This is why silk sheets are great for staying warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Cotton sheets are some of the most popular and widely-available on the market. There are several different types of cotton fibers, including Upland, Egyptian, and Supima. Pure cotton sheets are all made of natural fibers and hypoallergenic, which makes a cotton sheet set a great choice for sleepers with sensitive skin.

Cotton sheets are the most popular natural sheets It cools you down better than any other natural material.

Best Sheets for Hot Sleepers Sheets made from linen, silk, bamboo-derived rayon, and Tencel are known for their excellent breathability. Cotton sheets with a percale weave can also be airy and light. Sleepers looking for a fabric that has undergone less chemical processing may find silk or linen meets their needs.

Since microfiber sheets are often made from synthetic materials, they are less prone to wrinkling and shrinkage in comparison to natural materials, like linen or cotton. Microfiber is lightweight, and the higher the quality of the sheet, the more moisture-wicking capabilities it will have.

High Maintenance & Durability. Other than environmental reasons, satin sheets have other disadvantages. The first is that the sheets are high maintenance since they are easy to fray, can easily snag, and are very tricky to sew.

Cotton satin is made from 100% natural cotton and therefore has all the wonderful qualities of cotton: it is breathable and moisture-absorbent. A cotton satin duvet cover set feels much softer and smoother than a 'normal' cotton duvet cover set due to the special 'satin weave'.

Silk is also much softer and smoother than cotton. This means silk helps prevent damage to your hair and reduce skin aging / wrinkles from sleep creases. Silk is less abrasive than cotton to sleep on and doesn't draw out the moisture from your skin and hair like cotton.

While cotton is more affordable and easy to care for, silk's superior breathability and drying properties make it the better choice for keeping cool and comfortable in warm weather conditions. Its lightweight drape provides ventilation, making silk ideal for summer wear.