Fitted Sheets

 It’s best to wash your bed sheets once a week to keep them fresh, hygienic, and free from dust and allergens. If you’ve got pets or allergies, you might want to wash them even more often.

Cotton is the go-to for breathability and softness, while polycotton offers easy care and durability on a budget. If you're after warmth, go for teddy fleece in winter or stick to cool, crisp cotton for summer.

Yes—but only to a point. A thread count between 200 and 500 is ideal. Anything higher often feels heavier rather than softer, and the material matters more than the number itself.

 Flat sheets act as an extra layer between you and your duvet, helping your bedding stay cleaner for longer. They’re also handy in summer when you want light coverage without a full duvet.

 Measure the height of your mattress, including toppers. Standard fitted sheets usually fit up to 30cm deep, but if your bed’s a bit chunkier, opt for deep or extra-deep options for a snug fit.

A fitted sheet hugs your mattress and stays in place, while a flat sheet lies on top. Fitted is for function, flat is for layering—and both have their place depending on your setup.

 Absolutely. Add a throw for a splash of colour, snuggle under a wearable blanket, or polish things off with a set of bolster cushions for that just-right finish.