- One of the key reasons that bamboo sheets are considered luxurious is their incredible softness. The fibers in bamboo sheets are much finer than those in cotton sheets, giving them a silky smooth texture that feels incredibly gentle against the skin. This luxurious feel is often compared to that of high-end silk sheets, but at a much more affordable price point.
Researchers say that the term bed sheet was first used in the 15th century, but it wasn’t until 1959 that the fitted bed sheet was invented, by the American, Bertha Berman.
Silk production dates back far in human history and has long been regarded as a luxury fabric. It is a strong, durable material that is also lusciously soft and shiny. Silk is also very breathable, because it is a natural material, and generally maintains a cool temperature. This makes it a popular choice for hot sleepers. Additionally, silk can be beneficial for hair and skin, as it won’t absorb moisture or cause hair breakage like other materials, since it is so smooth.
What is a Bed Sheet?


Both types of sheets can be bought individually or as part of a bed set. A bed set normally consists of either 2 flat sheets and matching pillowcase/s or 1 flat sheet and 1 fitted sheet, again with pillowcase/s to match. It is possible to use flat sheets of a larger size than the actual size of the mattress as the excess can be tucked under the mattress, but when buying fitted sheets it is important to get the right size for the bed – too small and you won't be able to stretch it to fit each each corner, too large and the tautness will be lacking, which means the sheet will move and ruck as you move during your sleep.


Silk Sheets
Buying Bed Linen And Fitted Sheets
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Sustainable development is a focal point in today's society, and the textile industry is actively responding. By developing eco-friendly fiber materials and promoting the circular economy, textile enterprises are striving to reduce their environmental impact. Continuous technological innovation provides new pathways for the textile industry to achieve sustainable development, laying the groundwork for a future of environmentally friendly and intelligent textiles.