Also called a mattress topper or underpad, this layer of padding is used above the mattress and beneath a bottom sheet to add comfort.
Cons: The downside lies in cotton’s poor ability to resist wrinkling and shrinking unless fabric pre-shrinking was done. Durability in the long-term is another disadvantage as cotton fibers tend to fray after 5-7 years of use. More importantly, ethical issues with cotton production make other people turn to sustainable alternatives like TENCEL™ and bamboo.
Linen:
Both flat and fitted sheets can come in a variety of sizes, fabrics colours and styles to suit all tastes and bedroom decorating schemes. From single beds to super king size there are bed linens designed to fit each correctly to make your life and bed making easier.
Fit



bed sheet corner straps. With these handy straps, you won't have to spend time and energy wrestling with your fitted sheet to get it to stay in place. Simply attach the straps to each corner of the sheet and let them do the work for you. This can make changing your sheets a quick and easy task, saving you time and hassle in the long run.
Linen’s temperature-regulating and hypoallergenic qualities make it a perfect fit for Singapore’s tropical climate, and while linen sheets may be rough at first, the fabric only gets better over time. With enough machine washing cycles, you can recoup the cost in no time.
Brushed Cotton
● It helps to keep your skin protected.
The weave pattern of bed sheets can also impact their texture and appearance. Common weave patterns include percale (crisp and cool), sateen (soft and silky), and flannel (warm and cozy).

