11 of the Softest Sheets Ever. Period.

As a firm believer that sheets should almost always be white, my search for the perfect duvet was exhausting. But I found the chicest, softest cover with Snowe Home. This luxurious textured finish is a step above a simple weave and looks like it belongs on an influencer’s feed that exclusively filters in VSCO. 

I don’t own a single flat sheet, so I buy fitted ones in bulk. I get mine from Brooklinen for their super smooth sheets, but a warning: They run a little toastier than most brands, so grab these if you’re always cold. 

It’s difficult to accept that we won’t be on vacation anytime soon, but you can bring that four-star look to your own bedroom with Hotel Collection. For that pristine, turned-down look, make sure you check in to this trusted brand. 

“I’m just cozy, wrapped in a cocoon of luxury all night,” wrote one of the 600+ reviewers raving about L.L.Bean. These cult-favorite sheets are loved as one of the finest, most affordable flannel sets on the market. There is some initial shedding after the first wash, but users promise that they get softer over time.

The trouble with percale sheets is their tendency to wrinkle, but Coyuchi is embracing that broken-in look. Their organic sheets come with a transparent business model: You can trust that your sheets were made with environmentally and socially conscious practices.

Parachute’s Instagram is filled with sunlit rooms, Cesca chairs, and dried pampas grass delicately arranged in hand-thrown vases. It’s aspirational living, and their bed linen lives up to the hype. The brand’s silky sheets belong on your grid and in your home.

For super crisp sheets, we suggest sheets by The Company Store. They offer a wide range of thread counts, colors, and fabrics, but this affordable set is our top pick for simple, super-smooth needs. 

Buffy offers six items on their digital shelves because they aim to only deliver the best. One of those items is their  100% eucalyptus sheet set; many claim this sustainable, natural fabric is more breathable than cotton and softer than linen, and its reviewers praise it for its ultra-cooling effects. 

Linen sheets are great for keeping cool, but the fabric gets a bad rap for being rough. Cultiver’s sheets are far from that—they’re made from a durable weave that will last a lifetime, and age beautifully as they do.

If you’re not looking to splurge on your next linen set, try Serena & Lily. They’re soft to the touch, unbelievably airy, and cost a fraction of the price of their competitors. This putty-toned chambray is the ultimate neutral tone, too. 

Bored of solid bedsheets? Look no further than Society of Wanderers, an Aussie brand bringing you countryside whimsy in the form of gingham plaids and ditsy florals. And they don’t sacrifice looks for comfort, because their ’70s-inspired sheets are silky smooth with a lived-in feel.