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Not all sheets are created equal. The linens below are good but not as great as our picks above.<\/p>\n
Avocado Natural Linen Sheets for $549<\/a>:<\/strong> These were our previous organic pick, but they’re no longer GOTS-certified or marked organic by Avocado. These are still great, heavyweight linen sheets, and still have an Oeko-Tex certification to confirm no toxic materials were used during production.<\/p>\n Brooklinen Washed Linen Core Set for $359<\/a>:<\/strong> This is the updated version of these linen sheets, but they feel similarly to the previous edition; a little itchy at the start compared to our other picks, and felt a little warm to sleep on too. They’re solid linen sheets, and often have new colors available (seasonal colorways do sell out fast) but all of our picks are softer, and some are cheaper, too.<\/p>\n Buffy Belgian Linen Sheet Set for $279<\/a>:<\/strong> These sheets feel rough if you touch them with just your hand or sit on the sheets, but lying down entirely on these, they felt much more comfortable. These are solid, breathable linen sheets with flax sourced from Belgium. Both my husband and I had insane dreams the week we slept on these sheets, so if you’re looking for more fun dreams, give these affordable linen sheets a whirl.<\/p>\n Company Store Legends Hotel Washed Linen Sheet Set for $357<\/a>:<\/strong> If you’re looking for something with a little more heft but don’t want to drop $500+, then The Company Store’s Legends Hotel Washed Linen Sheets sit nicely in the middle of price and weight. These sheets have a little more weight than The Citizenry and Pottery Barn, but don’t feel as heavy as Cultiver and Rough Linen. Many colors and sizes are currently out of stock, though.<\/p>\n Cozy Earth Linen Duvet Cover for $288<\/a>:<\/strong> This cover has a great softness to it and feels ideal for summertime, but the zipper on my set broke almost immediately. It could just be bad luck, since we usually love Cozy Earth’s home goods.<\/p>\n Ikea Dytag Duvet Cover:<\/strong> My favorite linen duvet cover and pillowcase set from Ikea has been replaced with a few different cheaper lines, including the Angslilja ($40)<\/strong><\/a> and Strandlummer ($65)<\/strong><\/a>. My Dytag lasted me a few years, though cheaper linen sets might not last as long as that set did.<\/p>\n Naturepedic Organic Linen Fitted Sheet & Pillowcases Set for $305<\/a>:<\/strong> This set is heavy, but still manages to be really breathable; it was downright chilly to sleep on alone in the winter. It’s also a rare organic set, with GOTS-certified<\/a> organic flax used. There’s no top sheet available right now, but you can get a fitted sheet and two pillowcases together, or separately.<\/p>\n Rough Linen Orkney Sheets for $498<\/a>:<\/strong> WIRED reviewer Scott Gilbertson loves these super heavyweight linen sheets, and says they’re best for confirmed linen lovers with how heavy and rough they are. They’re completely sold out, otherwise they’d be a pick in the guide. We’ll reinstate them once they’re back in stock.<\/p>\n Rough Linen Smooth Linen Sheets for $498<\/a>:<\/strong> These linen sheets live up to the name with a silky, smooth feel, like a linen twist on sateen. They were a little heavy for my liking, but if that’s up your alley, it’s a beautiful set of sheets that will last.<\/p>\n Slumber Cloud Performance Linen Blend for $329<\/a>:<\/strong> This is a blend set that uses Slumber Cloud’s patented Outlast fiber, which is part of what makes the brand’s cooling Tencel lyocell sheets so good. These linen blend sheets were soft to the touch, but didn’t pack as cooling of an experience compared to regular linen and Slumber Cloud’s other sheets.<\/p>\n Thuma Flax Linen Sheet Set for $315<\/a>:<\/strong> These linen sheets from the famed Thuma<\/a> were solid all-around linen, keeping me nice and cool. (So cool that they’re a pick in our cooling sheets guide<\/a>.) They also had a good weight and structure to them. They’re not quite as soft as our picks above, but were still a little softer than other options like Brooklinen.<\/p>\n What\u2019s So Great About Linen?<\/p>\n<\/div>\nFAQs<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n