The 23 Bedding Stores You Should Buy From, According to Our Editors

Bamboo sheets are one of the coolest bedding materials you can get. The natural fibers are moisture-wicking and make for a much less sweaty night's sleep. Associate Shopping Editor Jessica Cherner loved Cozy Earth's bamboo bedding, which she considered some of the softest sheets on the market. The brand offers them in a both 100 percent bamboo weave and a linen-bamboo blend for more airiness. Don't worry though, if the bamboo sheets aren't your preference, the brand offers plenty of other blankets and throws in fabrics from bouclé to cashmere.

When Associate Shopping Editor Janae McKenzie tested the Saatva flannel sheets, she was shocked by how buttery soft and cozy the sheets were. They remained both breathable and cozy, and drape so smoothly across the bed. Everything about Saatva's offerings cradle your body nicely, from the brushed finish on their flannel sheets, to even their extra supportive mattresses. You can't go wrong with any of the available material finishes—linen, flannel, sateen, percale and the high-quality long-staple cotton will suit any bedroom.

The legacy luxury bedding brand has a long legacy of excellence in fine fabrics. For over a century, they've been providing fine linens with delicate, detailed embroidery and stitching, resulting in bedding sets that make your whole room feel expensive just by making the bed. They specialize in percale and sateen finishes, so it's a great choice for crisp bedding. You can even invest in their bed skirts; skirted furniture is having a moment, after all.

Coyuchi's commitment to sustainability is evident in so many of the bedding offerings. They're a founding member of the California Cotton and Climate Coalition, and in making sets like the Climate Cotton Soft Washed sheets, they use regenerative farming practices. The sheets get softer, more lived-in and more comfortable with each wash, and the designs and colorways make everything feel pulled-together. McKenzie has both the sheet set and the Diamond-Stitched Organic Cotton Comforter, and loves how they fit together.

If we were to picture the kind of bedding you'd find in a castle, we'd see plush Annie Selke comforters in every room. These dramatic comforters are often at a higher price point, and for good reason. Editorial Director Joanna Saltz first bought this oversized comforter for emotional support during the pandemic, and we're not surprised, given its fluffy build. It remains lustrous, and comes in a wide variety of vibrant colors, so if you want your bedding to be the center of attention, this is a great choice.

We love Quince's blankets and down comforters for their airiness and how budget-friendly they are. Nearly all of their bedding is organic, but one of our favorite bedding pieces from the brand is their silk pillowcase. The mulberry silk is surprisingly affordable at under $40, and still soft and stylish on your bed. During our test, there was virtually no shrinkage after washing, and the care instructions were super easy to follow. We love reaping the benefits of silk with none of the fussiness.

Unique design runs throughout Crane and Canopy's bedding options, from funky colors and scalloped edges, to game-changing technology in their stitching. Deputy Photo Director Dangi McCoy tested their Dual comforter, which stitches different sides of the comforter with individualized thicknesses. For someone who sleeps alone with a fluctuating temperature or a couple who can't agree on the temperature of the room, it's perfect.

For hot sleepers who still want the coziness of cocooning in a comforter, there's simply no better brand than Buffy. Assistant Editor Meghan Shouse tested both of Buffy's comforters and fell in love with the gentle weight of the Breeze comforter, though the soft sateen weave of the Cloud comforter was pretty desirable as well. Their cooling eucalyptus sheets are so soft against the skin, you'd be hard-pressed not to fall asleep immediately.

Though Serena and Lily is known for their coastal chic furniture, their bedding lineup should not be missed. They bring that same relaxing comfort to their sheet sets, duvet covers and comforters, like the Colfax comforter that Visual Production Coordinator Sabrina Toto tested and loved. Beachy colorways and extra details like a two-toned border or scalloped trim make for beautiful accents that elevate even the simplest white sheet set.

If you don't want to have to choose between soft and crisp fabric in your bedding, Boll and Branch is the best of both worlds. Cherner has been sleeping on the Signature Hemmed Sheet Set for years, and loves how they require little extra TLC to maintain their luxe feel. No need to iron or steam them here.

There's plenty of bedding options available on Amazon, but after House Beautiful contributor Kelsey Mulvey's test, we can confirm Mellanni carries some of the best. These affordable sheets have a smooth microfiber feeling are lightweight and breathable. Because they're on the thinner side, they're best for hot sleepers or sheets that are infrequently used.

Yet another option for super relaxing bamboo sheets are Cariloha's sets. They're beloved by Senior Commerce Manager Mackenzie Dunn, who owns two pairs of the Retreat Bamboo Sheets to relish that luxe feeling. They're great for hot sleepers, but if you do end up sweating, the fabric is also odor-repellent for an even more refreshing night's sleep.

My Sheets Rock found the joy of bamboo rayon and created one set that leaned heavily into its moisture-wicking properties. McKenzie tested the Regulator Sheet Set in her radiator-heated apartment and was blown away by how regulated she felt throughout the night. The extra tight corner straps on their fitted sheets make the smooth, albeit slippery fabric stay in place.

This bedding brand is both Blake Lively and House Beautiful-approved, especially their Stonewashed Linen Duvet Cover. Lively owns the sheets in olive green, and the air linen is known for a texture-filled, almost scratchy feel, but the garment washing makes all the difference. It creates a softer feel while maintaining that lived-in look. Plus, the matching linen set is one of our top options for linen sheets.

Another brand that takes advantage of washed linen's softness is Bed Threads. Associate Editor Kelly Allen owns the French Flax Linen Bedding Set, and the 100 percent French flax sheet from the brand. What we love about this particular brand is that the sheets come in a wide array of shades, so you never have trouble finding a hue you like. Personally, the earthy tones bundle is calling to us.

Gone are the days of bunchy duvets with Pippen House's zipper system. The Signature Zipper Duvet System earned a spot on our list of the Best New Products of 2023, for how easy the quick-zip design is to use. No more dreading changing the duvet cover, and the zippers are hidden so the cover lays flat seamlessly.

Sunday Citizen is home to the Live Better Award-winning product Natural Premium Bamboo Top Sheet, owned by Saltz. She loves the soft, cool fabric that doesn't slide around the bed or make her feel too cold at night, and she says they only get better with every wash.

Cultiver's duvet cover set earned a spot in our ranking for its artisanal approach. Using materials from mills in France and Belgium, the cozy cover is made from pure European flax linen. Mixing one of the beautiful, solid color options with patterned or complementary sheets will create a polished look in no time.