
Cooling Bedding






























ALL YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
What makes bedding cool?
What makes bedding cool?
Cool bedding features breathable, loose weaves that allow air to circulate and moisture to evaporate. Bamboo, organic percale, and linen all promote airflow instead of trapping heat like denser fabrics do.
Which is cooler: bamboo or percale?
Which is cooler: bamboo or percale?
Both are excellent for cooling. Bamboo feels silky-soft and moisture-wicking. Percale feels crisp and breathable. Choose based on your texture preference—both keep you cool.
Is linen cooler than cotton?
Is linen cooler than cotton?
Linen and cotton percale are both cool. Linen is thermoregulating and relaxed-feeling. Percale is crisp and snappy. Both offer excellent breathability—choose the texture you prefer.
Can I use cooling bedding in winter?
Can I use cooling bedding in winter?
Yes. Cooling fabrics like linen are naturally thermoregulating—they stay comfortable year-round. Add warm blankets and quilts on top in winter for layered, adjustable warmth.
What thread count is best for cooling?
What thread count is best for cooling?
Lower thread count (200-400) is cooler because it creates a looser weave with more airflow. Higher thread counts trap heat. For cooling sheets, look for percale or linen in the 200-300 range.
How do I care for cooling sheets?
How do I care for cooling sheets?
Machine wash in cool water on gentle cycle with mild detergent. Bamboo, percale, and linen are durable and get softer with washing. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners to maintain breathability.
What other categories should I shop with cooling bedding?
What other categories should I shop with cooling bedding?
Explore our Bedding by Season, Warm Bedding, Pillow Inserts, Linen Euro Sham Shams, King Bamboo Sheets & Sets and Queen Bamboo Sheets & Sets collections.



