Lightweight bedsheets

I am going to have to look for those bamboo sheets. I wonder if they come in the deep version. In the past, I always got sheets that were permanent press. The stuff that I bought recently, has a high density (400, I think) but they come out wrinkled. When you put the fitted sheet on the bed, that straightens it out to a great extent, but I must iron the pilllow cases, which is a pain in the butt.

For several years now I've bought Queen-sizedfitted sheets and King-sized top sheets.

Mr. Noddy is a natural born anchor man, 24/7.

I was looking up something about the bamboo t-shirts I bought recently. Apparently, bamboo has some kind of natural anti-bacterial quality.

Drapes nicely, when knit or woven - but it's a bit mmm dense.

Phoenix, go to IKEA and there you'll find single sheets to buy, either
top sheets (I don't use them either) or fitted sheets, and pillows come extra too.

Duvet covers are workable for blankets as well, but I use them alone without
anything in them in the summer, it's just perfect, and they get softer and
softer with every wash. I do iron the pillows too, as I like the extra softness.

I love duvet covers as demi-saison sheets. Heavier than a plain sheet, but not a blanket. Beautiful as summer turns into autumn. Then you just tuck the blanket or duvet inside when it gets a tiny bit colder.

In the summer I like to use cotton t-shirt sheets. They are light, soft, and perfect for hot summer evenings. You can get them anywhere!

I love the high thread count sheets. Soft as butter. Flannel sheets in the winter. Heaven.