10 Best Sheets on Amazon, Tested by AD Editors (2026)

The Best Sheets on Amazon, According to Our EditorsTested, reviewed, and adoredHigh-end linens from brands our editors love are available on Amazon.Photo: Jong Hyup; Styling: Christina AllenA surprising number of our favorite high-end brands sell the best sheets on Amazon—including Boll & Branch that makes our favorite organic set in this list. We’ve tested the best options for years in our own bedrooms to help you discern the gems from the duds. Our finds can actually elevate the design of your bedscape too, from sheets with muted tones to vibrant prints.To help satisfy sleepers through the changing seasons, we’ve made sure our list highlights cooling sheets like crisp, moisture-wicking percale and silky, breathable eucalyptus that are perfect for anyone who generally runs hot. We also dropped in flannel linens that feel cozy during cold weather and sateens that are smooth and breathable year-round. Take advantage of free and speedy shipping and shop editor-approved organic cottons, bamboos, linens, and beyond on Amazon. Even better, so many of these are expected to go on sale during Fall Prime Day (a.k.a. Amazon Prime Big Deal Days) on October 6 and 7.For your convenience, prices are given for queen-size bed sheet sets, but different sizes are available for purchase.Our Top PicksBest Overall: Boll & Branch Signature Hemmed Sheet SetBest Bamboo: DOZ by Sijo Bamboo SheetsBest Classic Cotton: Bedsure PureWoven 100% GOTS Certified Organic Cotton SheetsBest Linen: Sijo LuxeWeave Linen Sheet SetBest Sateen: Brooklinen Luxe Sateen Core Sheet SetMaterials: 100% cotton, 400 thread countSizes: Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, California king, split kingColors: Mineral, natural pewter, shore, stone, whiteCertifications: Oeko-Tex, GOTS, Fair TradeIncludes: Fitted sheet, flat sheet, two pillowcasesPocket depth: 17 inchesUpsides:Made of luxe cottonSupersoftWrinkle-freeOrganic and Oeko-Tex-certifiedDownsides:On the more expensive sideThese aren’t just our favorite sheets on Amazon—we think these are the best sateen sheets money can buy in general. In our best-of guide, contributor Rachel Fletcher says that these are so good that they stay in rotation as part of her top five sheet sets. “That extra-soft feel paired with the lovely, cooling properties make them feel like the luxury sheets that they are,” she says. Even though she’s had the same set for five-plus years at this point, she says they are just as strong and soft as when she first got them.Contributor Kristi Kellogg adds that these sheets are “breathable wonders that make you feel like you’re drifting off to sleep in a five-star hotel.” The sheets are made of top-tier, organic cotton and are completely chemical-free. They boast three sustainability certifications—the most on our list—from Oeko-Tex, GOTS, and Fair Trade to prove it. The 17-inch-deep, pocketed fitted sheet helps prevent them from popping off of a tall mattress, and the sheets get softer with each wash, maintaining their finish and high-end feel after even a couple years, says Kellogg. “These are definitely among the best sheets I’ve ever had,” she notes. “I can’t say enough good things about these. Buy them for yourself, buy them for your friends and family—anyone would be thrilled to sleep on these.”Best BambooDOZ by Sijo Bamboo SheetsMaterials: 100% viscose derived from bambooSizes: Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, California kingColors: Blush, clay, dove, fog, forest, ivory, sage, sapphire, sky, snow, storm, stripe, tealCertifications: Oeko-TexIncludes: Fitted sheet, two pillowcasesPocket depth: 16 inchesUpsides:Velvety textureGets softer over timeThick yet airy materialDownsides:Using dry balls could cause pillingOur editors already love Sijo sheets, and recently the company launched a sister brand: Doz by Sijo, available exclusively on Amazon, which offers more affordable bedding options we think are just as good as the originals. Senior shopping editor Nashia Baker says this basic set of bamboo sheets has constantly been in her bedding rotation over the last year and has managed to get softer after every wash. “My skin has gotten pretty sensitive over time, and I love how soothed I feel when I sink into these sheets (and the fact that I don’t have to shell out a lot for a high-end set),” she says. “They are so breathable that I recommended them to my family down South who has been loving them, especially since they help keep them from having to crank the AC as much to fall asleep at night.”Baker likes that she had the option to shop for a set without the flat sheet for days when just a comforter on top of a fitted sheet will do (especially during NYC summers). With over a dozen available color options, it should be easy to find a set that’ll work with your aesthetic, but we think their blush pink and pistachio colors are especially nice if you’re working with a more feminine bedroom vibe.Best Classic CottonBedsure PureWoven 100% GOTS Certified Organic Cotton SheetsMaterials: 100% cotton, 300 thread countSizes: Full, queen, king, California kingColors: Ivory, linen, light brown, navy, olive green, white, charcoalCertifications: GOTS, Oeko-TexIncludes: Fitted sheet, flat sheet, two pillowcasesPocket depth: 17 inchesUpsides:Get softer with each washMore affordable than most high-quality sheetsSeveral neutral colorways to choose fromDownsides:Might not be warm enough for people in colder climates or who run cold overnightContributor Blake Bakkila put it simply: Bedsure’s 100% cotton sheets are some of the softest she’s ever tried. “These sheets serve as proof that you don’t need to shell out hundreds for premium sheets,” she shares in her review. “These are smooth, lightweight, and feel like they’re worth a lot more money. Even though they’re quite airy (an essential for Southern California summers!), they’re still substantial and durable.” To prevent user error, Bakkila adds that the fitted sheet is supported with four elastic bands on the underside. These additions make bed-making even easier and secure the fitted sheet overnight.Best LinenSijo LuxeWeave Linen Sheet SetMaterials: 100% French linen, 180 thread countSizes: Full, queen, king, California kingColors: Blush, pinstripe, classic, sky, snow, forest, dove, storm, turmericCertifications: GOTS, Oeko-TexIncludes: Fitted sheet, flat sheet, two pillowcasesPocket depth: 16 inchesUpsides:Made with sustainably sourced French linenGet softer with each wash and hold up well over timePinstripe adds an unexpected texture to your bedscapeDownsides:Short break-in period required to reach peak softnessMade with sustainably sourced, GOTS-certified organic stonewashed French linen, these sheets are a textural dream. Bakkila selected the Pinstripe colorway, which features a threaded pattern, as opposed to a classic printed-on design. “It’s a subtle touch that can go a long way, especially in a room lacking texture,” she says. And though they weren’t as immediately soft as her much more lived-in linen sheets from West Elm, these got softer after the first couple of washes and feel breathable in general. “I’m partial to breezy linen sheets, which were particularly necessary as I entered my second trimester of pregnancy in the middle of a heatwave,” Bakkila adds. “But with these sheets, I felt both comforted and cool all night long.”Best SateenBrooklinen Luxe Sateen Core Sheet SetMaterials: 100% Long-staple cotton, 495 thread countSizes: Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, California kingColors: White, cream, pebble, oak, frost, storm, cloud, slate, abyss, aegean, fresh moss, nutmeg, warm terracotta, calm waters in frost, calm waters in nutmeg, floating petals in daisy multi, floating petals in frost multi, blooming fields in aegean, blooming fields in mahogany, tandem stripe in various colorsCertifications: Oeko-TexIncludes: Fitted sheet, flat sheet, two pillowcasesPocket depth: 16 inchesUpsides:Silky smooth and cool to the touchMaintains quality even after several washesDoesn’t have a shiny appearanceDownsides:More matte than a typical sateen, which may not appeal to everyoneEarlier this year three of our editors brought home the new-and-improved Luxe Sateen sheets from Brooklinen. Our team has long been devoted to the brand, and the sequel to their popular sateen sheets didn’t disappoint. In fact, our testers refer to them as the “upgrade we didn’t know we needed.” Though the material still comprises 100% long-staple cotton, the latest version features finer yarns sourced from Portugal and a slightly higher thread count of 495. “Straight off the bat, I could tell there was a much smoother handfeel and a tighter weave on the new Luxe sateen due to the higher thread count,” Fletcher writes, comparing her new set to the original.Our editors were pleasantly surprised that these were missing the sheen that usually appears on sateen sheets, and “often reads cheap to me,” says director of commerce partnerships Meg Kernahan. Fletcher still proudly owns her first Luxe set, but admits this next generation is softer, more lived-in, and feels even cooler overnight. “I’d say the softness is actually comparable to the OG set I’ve been using and washing for years, but without feeling slightly threadbare,” she adds.Cozy Earth Bamboo Sheet SetMaterials: 100% viscose from bambooSizes: Twin, full, queen, king, California king, split kingColors: Charcoal grey, cream, grey, white, brown, light greyCertifications: N/AIncludes: Fitted sheet, flat sheet, two pillowcasesPocket depth: 20 inchesUpsides:BreezyStays put on the mattressSoftDownsides:Limited color optionsQuick to wrinklePretty much the entire Shop AD team has tried and loved Cozy Earth’s whole collection—from their pajamas to their pillows—but the bamboo sheets are a level above the rest. According to the brand, bamboo viscose fibers are more hollow than cotton, allowing more air (and heat from your body) to pass through while you sleep. You can buy the bamboo viscose sheets directly from Amazon, which ship for free. They’re “super light and airy,” says shopping editor Audrey Lee, making them ideal for layering in cold months or for hot sleepers. They also suit her minimalist bedroom—the neutral and patternless color variations suit a simple and clean aesthetic.Contributor Megan Wahn says that these are so supple that she thought they were silk (without the crazy price tag) when she first laid on them. “They’re silky smooth but maintain a comfy coziness distinct to cotton,” she adds, calling herself Eloise at The Plaza whenever she slips in this set.Contributor Yelena Alpert also tested the sheets, which she had been eyeing for a while. Fortunately, these did not disappoint. “Since my borderline obsession with Cozy Earth hinges on its airy softness, I’ll save you from all the cotton candy references,” she says. “The softness of the sheets makes me want to spend the entire day in bed. Not sure how Cozy Earth does it but the sheets feel like velvet, but in no way heavy.”Boll & Branch Flannel Sheet SetMaterials: 100% organic cottonSizes: Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, California king, split kingColors: White, cream, heathered oatmeal, heathered grey, shore, sageleaf, cream/sand/shore tartan, heathered fog/sand/cream tartan, cream/oak fine line stripe, heathered fog/cream fine line stripe, heathered oatmeal/holly windowpane, heathered fog/cream windowpane, cream/holly whipstitch, heathered fog/cream whipstitch, shore/bluestone whipstitchCertifications: GOTS, Oeko-TexIncludes: Fitted sheet, flat sheet, two pillowcases (only one pillowcase for twin and twin XL)Pocket depth: 18 inches (16 inches for twin)Upsides:Cozy and softVisibly fluffy brush textureNo signs of wear over timeDownsides:Patterns sell out fast on AmazonThe medium-heavy fabric is best for the colder monthsCold sleepers, or anyone gearing up for the cooler months ahead, will appreciate these flannel sheets from Boll & Branch. Alpert has tested dozens of sheets over the years, and declares these the softest flannel sheets she’s tried. “These feel like the inside of your favorite sweatshirt, I would say they almost feel like velour or maybe even the fur of a puppy,” she says. “The other night, I actually dreamt that I had an extra cozy blanket, and in the morning realized that it was just the top sheet.” Alpert is partial to the heathered oatmeal and burgundy windowpane pattern, which she says is perfect for a “winter theme without veering into excessive holiday vibes.” She also notes they’ve worn well (read: no pilling in sight) and have continued to have a fluffy texture.Bamboo Bay Luxury Bamboo SheetsMaterials: 100% viscose derived from bambooSizes: Full, queen, king, California king, split kingColors: White, sage, dark grey, light grey, light blue, ocean wave, ivory, sandCertifications: Oeko-TexIncludes: Fitted sheet, flat sheet, four pillowcasesPocket depth: 16 inchesUpsides:Fits well over tall mattressSoft fabricAges well after washingDownsides:May not be the best for sensitive skinThin constructionQuick to wrinkleContributor Jordan Goldberg had never tried bamboo sheets before, and admits she was nervous to test these out. And though they were slightly rough upon opening, they become silkier with each wash. Goldberg says these are thick yet airy, and they have kept her cool all night. “They’re great for people with night sweats or those, like me, who just love to sleep in the cold,” she says. One recurrent problem it’s solved is staying in place, which she attributes to the depth of the fitted sheet that covers her entire bed and never budges. Compared to her sateen sheets, the bamboo material feels similar and very soft, though she’s not sure if they protect her sensitive skin as well as her go-to set.Madison Park 100% Cotton Bed SheetsMaterials: 100% cotton, 200 thread countSizes: Full, queen, kingColors: Grey stripe, blue palmetto, blue stripe, green leavesCertifications: Oeko-TexIncludes: Fitted sheet, flat sheet, two pillowcasesPocket depth: 17 inchesUpsides:Approachable price pointIdeal for layering without overheatingAirier than most percale sheetsDownsides:Lower thread count than mostWhile there are sets worth splurging on, it’s not required. Our editors have found that Madison Park offers quality at significantly lower costs. For instance, these 100% cotton sheets are ideal for an airy (but never flimsy) feel, according to Baker. “It’s a very unpretentious percale. It’s not super stiff like some can be; it’s almost like a classic cotton with a little bit of starchiness to it,” she says.The biggest perk is how airy and light they feel. “These are perfectly breathable when I’m sleeping under piles of blankets and are lovely solo right now with a thin quilt on top since summer weather is here in New York,” she says. Baker thinks this is a solid option if you’re venturing into more bedding prints too, like the grey stripe. “It’s a muted gray pattern, so it goes with pretty much everything in my closet that’s currently stuffed with duvet covers of all kinds,” she says.Luxome Luxury Sheet SetMaterials: Bamboo viscoseSizes: Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, split king, California kingColors: White, stone, charcoal, sapphire, surf, ocean, juniper, ivory, dune, blush, terracotta, truffle, navyCertifications: Oeko-TexIncludes: Fitted sheet, flat sheet, two pillowcases (only one pillowcase for twin and twin XL)Pocket depth: 17 inches (15 inches for twin and twin XL)Upsides:Durable materialPolished lookJewel tone colorwaysDownsides:The brand recommends washing separately on a delicate cycleLuxome has managed to make a set of bamboo sheets that look like silk. Baker appreciates the generous size of these sheets, which she says “gives them an even more elegant drape” for an opulent bedroom. Even though the jewel tones are a rare find in bedding, the neutral tones are just as striking. For Sleep Week this March, the Shop AD team and I explored how to design a bedroom with a narrative, so we designed rooms inspired by classic novels,” she says. “One of those storybook sanctuaries took inspiration from Dune, and I think Luxome’s sheets (which happen to have the same name) have a cool, chrome-like finish for fans of futuristic Sci-Fi novels like this one.”“All in all, these are also soft and breathable, a welcome relief for me when I’m combating hot NYC days,” Baker adds. She does warn, however, that the detailed washing recommendations are pretty high maintenance. For the best results, you should wash them alone in cold water on a delicate cycle with a mild, liquid detergent.How We Tested the Best Sheets on AmazonWe consider in a wide variety of sheet types, from budget-friendly picks to luxury bedding splurges, from trusted brands as well as those new to us. We take into account the sheets that are generating buzz on Amazon with thousands of positive reviews and test these for ourselves—what makes these so successful? We test every kind of sheet—percale, linen, cotton, you name it—so we have a strong idea of what the market offers and where it succeeds through all seasons. After a few months, we ask our testers to give us an update—how do the sheets hold up after regular washes and months of use? We evaluate the wear of the elastic band, the durability of the material, and overall texture and update our reviews accordingly. The best sellers that become mainstays on our beds boast a soft feel, have deep pockets to fit mattresses with extra accessories like a mattress topper, and are machine washable for simple routine care. Plus, many are a minimum of a three- or four-piece set (pillowcases and sheets) to easily dress the bed each day.How We Chose Our Best Sheets on AmazonWe approached the vast Amazon marketplace through multiple lenses to determine which sheet sets reign supreme. As your resident sleep enthusiasts, we first considered brands we know and trust that sell their products on Amazon—think Brooklinen, Cozy Earth, and Boll & Branch—and researched how their offerings on Amazon compare to their own websites. We assessed how many sheet options they sell, how competitive their deals are compared to other brands, and how speedy their shipping times could be through the Amazon platform.Next, we dug deeply into Amazon customer feedback, focusing our attention on which sheets on Amazon have accrued the most ratings and what reviews say regarding overall customer satisfaction, return and refund policies, and more. Then we assessed the following criteria:Materials: The material you choose can depend on a number of factors, most notably seasonality and personal preference. Anything made with 100% cotton tends to work as a breathable, year-round staple, but there are specific types designed for hot and cold sleepers. Bamboo viscose and linen are airier materials made for summer, while flannel is a cozy pick for anyone winterizing their interiors.Thread Count: Thread count is the total number of yarns per square inch of fabric, and higher thread counts are often associated with higher-quality sheets—but that’s not always the case. “Although many believe that the higher the thread count, the better, many other factors play a key role when evaluating the quality of sheets,” Jason Cik, director of sustainability at Naturepedic, previously shared with AD. “Fiber content and construction are, in some cases, more important when selecting the best sheets to buy.” Around 300 is recommended for hot sleepers who need a lighter weight style, though Egyptian cotton sheet sets can have a thread count as high as 1,000.Weave Style: When we talk about the weave of sheets, we’re often referring to percale and sateen. Both are cotton, but the former is a tight weave with a crisp feel that’s like a structured button-down shirt, while the latter is a looser weave with a silky texture. “Percale refers to a finely woven cotton fabric made in a plain weave structure, where the warp (vertical yarn) and the weft (horizontal yarn) interlace over and under every other yarn,” Katie Glusica, professor in the fibers department at the Savannah College of Art and Design, previously told AD. Glusica added that sateen warps and wefts interlace at irregular intervals.Finally, we also keep an eye out for options with a return policy available in case the sheets aren’t a fit. In doing so, we’re confident there’s a set of sheets on this list to suit almost every type of sleeper.Comparing Our Top PicksWhat Are the Benefits of Buying Sheets on Amazon?Sometimes you need a set of sheets quick, and Amazon is a good place to turn to check that box. If you’re an Amazon Prime member, you can have your new snooze gear within 24 hours. And we’re far from the days of unknown brands muddying the many (many) pages of products. You can now easily find names you know and trust (like Brooklinen and Cozy Earth) on the menu. Alternatively, if you're opting for an unknown brand, you have the gift of tons of ratings and reviews to help you make your choice. And if you’re working with a set budget, you are in luck—you can find sheet sets for $50 or $600 ranging all materials and styles.What to Avoid When Buying Sheets on Amazon?Always, always check the materials information. While you can absolutely score high-quality materials like cotton, percale, and sateen for a low price point on Amazon, it’s important to make sure you aren’t getting duped. You’re looking to avoid polyester, nylon, synthetic blends with high synthetic content, and low-quality microfiber where you can. It’s worth checking care instructions too, so you don’t purchase a sheet set only to find out the care complexities of your new bedding.Costco vs. Amazon Sheets: Where Should You Buy Sheets?One of the best things about shopping on Amazon is the world of choice it offers. You could likely spend an entire day searching through the platform’s stock of bedsheets. Amazon also tends to stock more name brands than Costco, if that’s something that’s important to you. Both Costco and Amazon offer designs for all budgets and are worth researching the next time you’re on the market for new sheets. But if you’re an Amazon Prime member, the one-day shipping and consistent discounts are tough to turn down.What Thread Count Is the Best Quality for Sheets?Thread count is a common consideration when buying new sheets. It signifies the total number of yarns used to create a square inch of fabric, and it’s usually used by manufacturers to speak to a sheet’s softness. However, thread count is only one component to consider (along with fiber choices and construction styles) when assessing the overall quality of a set of sheets. In fact, experts say it’s a myth that a higher thread count guarantees a higher-quality sheet and suggest not overthinking thread count when shopping. For instance, a high-quality set of bamboo sheets can feel softer than 1,000-thread count Egyptian cotton sheets.How Much Should I Pay for Good Bed Sheets?Similar to thread count, prices for a quality set of sheets can range dramatically and don’t always reflect quality. However, our research shows that you can easily score a good set of bed sheets for as little as $50 and as much as $400 (before factoring in any sales or promotions) depending on your choice of fabric, design details, and sleep preferences.What Sheets Do Five-Star Hotels Use?For most of us, nothing beats vacation sleep. To mimic those nights at home, you can stock up on the best hotel sheets. The two most common types found in five-star hotels and resorts are cotton percale and sateen. These not only look polished and presentable post-housekeeping, but they’re also smooth and offer a balance between airiness and warmth. Our top pick overall is the Four Seasons Signature Hotel Sheet Set, a 350-thread-count option made with 100% long-staple Supima cotton.What Types of Sheets Are Best for Hot Sleepers?Whether you’re gearing up for warm weather months or deal with night sweats year-round, there are three popular materials known for their breathability: linen, bamboo, and cotton percale. Naturally cooling, hot sleepers find relief with a more structured cotton percale, moisture-wicking bamboo, or textural linen. After rigorous testing, though, our editors have concluded that bamboo or Tencel lyocell are the most cooling materials.Nashia Baker is the senior shopping editor at Architectural Digest and a New York City-based journalist working at the intersection of home and design, culture, and lifestyle content. At AD, she works across a range of commerce categories, including furniture, decor, sleep, and travel. Before joining the team, her editorial ... Read MoreBlake Bakkila is a freelance writer and editor with eight years of experience covering topics including interior design, real estate, baby and parenting, food, health, and pop culture. In addition to Architectural Digest, her work has appeared in the digital publications of Sunset, Delish, and more. She highlighted the best, ... 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