Bed Sheets

Bed Sheets Online in Pakistan

Sheets are an essential part of bedding and serve as a protective layer for the mattress. They are placed directly on the mattress and can be designed either as fitted sheets, which have elastic bands that hug the mattress, or as standard sheets without elastic.

Uses of bed sheets:

1. Mattress protection: They protect the mattress from dirt, wear and moisture.
2. Hygienic: Bed sheets can be washed regularly, which contributes to the hygiene and cleanliness of the sleeping area.
3. Increased comfort: They provide an additional, soft layer between the sleeper and the mattress, which increases sleeping comfort.
4. Aesthetics: Bed sheets contribute to the visual design of the bedroom and can be color-coordinated with other sheets.

Understanding the Basics of Bed Sheets

Before we delve into the causes, let's familiarize ourselves with the basics of bedsheets. Typically made from materials like cotton, linen, or bamboo, sheets form a protective (and especially comfortable!) layer between you and your mattress. They come in a variety of sizes, thread counts, and weaves, each affecting the overall feel and quality of your sleep experience. Each of these factors has a different impact—for example, thread count can change a sheet's texture, and weave can make a difference in how well it holds up to your mattress.

We should also consider the sheet size and pocket depth. For example, if you have a king-size mattress, a double sheet simply won't cut it! Pocket depth is also important to consider; this refers to the depth of a mattress over which your sheet will fit. If your mattress is particularly thick or deep, you may need a sheet with deeper pockets. 

What is the difference between a flat sheet, a bed sheet, a fitted sheet and a fitted mattress pad?

Flat sheets and bed sheets are the names for a standard bed sheet that's placed on the mattress and then sandwiched between the mattress and the slatted frame. Fitted sheets and fitted sheets have an elastic band that essentially clamps the sheet in place. This makes it much easier to secure.

Bed Sheets Price in Pakistan

The lowest price of a bed sheet in Pakistan is Rs. 899, and the estimated average price is Rs. 2399. The price may vary depending on the size, material, design, and brand of the bed sheet. However, these prices may change over time and may not reflect the latest offers and discounts. For example, cotton bed sheets are usually more expensive than polyester ones, and printed bed sheets are more costly than plain ones. 

How do you actually put on a bed sheet?

Do you remember the regular bed sheet without elastic?

Admittedly, it has become somewhat out of fashion in recent years, as we increasingly use fitted sheets. However, with a little practice, anyone can put on a regular bed sheet correctly, so that it looks neat and doesn't slip during the night. good bed sheet, for example made of half linen, also has many advantages over fitted sheets. 

How do I choose the right bedding for my bed?

Choosing the right sheets can make a noticeable difference in preventing slippage and ensuring you sleep soundly all night. Much of this is a matter of personal preference—choose materials that feel good against your skin, are hypoallergenic if needed, and suit your aesthetic. Measure your mattress dimensions (just to be sure, as some brands may vary slightly) so you know what size you need and decide whether you want fitted sheets or flat sheets. Flat sheets are usually larger than the mattress itself and can be tucked in or hung—it's up to you but leaving them hung makes the sheets more likely to slip! Thanks to their elasticated corners, fitted sheets are much more likely to stay in place all night. Our bamboo sheets are available as both fitted and flat sheets, so you don't have to compromise on soft, antibacterial, and hypoallergenic sheets! A higher thread density and a brushed finish stay in place longer than their silky counterparts. 

Why organic cotton bed sheets?

Versatile applications

Bed sheets without elastic are extremely versatile. You can use them not only as a classic bed sheet, but also for other purposes such as a picnic, a tablecloth, or as a throw on sofas or chairs.

Sustainability and comfort

Organic cotton is grown without the use of harmful pesticides or chemical fertilizers. By using organic cotton bed sheets, you support sustainable agriculture and contribute to protecting the environment. At the same time, the soft and breathable nature of organic cotton offers a high level of sleeping comfort and a pleasant feel against the skin.

Benefits of organic cotton bed sheets

Breathability and softness

Bed sheets are extremely breathable and ensure good air circulation while you sleep. The natural softness of organic cotton offers a high level of comfort and a pleasant feel against the skin.

adaptability

Because bed sheets don't have elastic bands, they adapt well to different mattress sizes and shapes. You can simply wrap them around the mattress and smooth them down as needed. This allows for flexible use on different beds and mattresses. 

Easy handling

Sheets without elastic are easy to handle. You don't have to pull them over the corners of the mattress or worry about tension bands. Putting the sheet on and taking it off is effortless, saving time and effort.

Use of bed sheets without elastic

As a bed sheet

The most obvious use for sheets without elastic is as a bed sheet. Simply lay the sheet flat over the mattress and ensure its securely tucked in at the sides and corners. This creates a cozy sleeping environment.

Creative use

Sheets without elastic can also be used in creative ways. You can use them as a tablecloth for special occasions, spread them out as a picnic blanket outdoors, or drape them over sofas or chairs for a touch of coziness and style. Let your imagination run wild and find new ways to use this versatile sheet. Especially in hot summer temperatures, a cooling sheet can replace your duvet.

How to put on a bed sheet correctly – step by step

1. Lay the sheet flat over the mattress – Make sure that the edges of the sheet extend over the mattress by the same amount on each side.
2. Now tuck the short edge of the sheet under the mattress at the foot of the bed from corner to corner.
3. Then pull the bed sheet taut along the long edge with both hands and create a neat fold over the edge.
4. Now fold the resulting "triangle" down and slide the sheet under the mattress. Then tuck the remaining long edge of the sheet under the mattress as well.
5. On the other side of the bed, proceed in the same way to pull the sheet up completely.

Washing and drying

Iron

How to fold bed sheets

How to keep your bedding in place

Proper care and maintenance of your sheets can affect their feel and longevity. Regularly washing (and drying) your sheets according to the manufacturer's instructions will keep them clean and free of stains and sticky residue. Following the recommended method should help preserve the sheets' elasticity and fit for longer. You'll know it's time to replace them when they look worn or stained, have holes, or the elastic band is completely worn out. Also, store your sheets properly—fold them neatly in a cool, dry place like a linen closet or wardrobe, where they'll be protected from mold, mildew, and more. 

Advantages of regular bed sheets

Admittedly, plain sheets don't fit as tightly as a fitted sheet secured with an elastic band. But that can also be an advantage:

If the sheet needs to be changed frequently, for example, due to excessive sweating or skin conditions, it can easily be removed and washed. Regular sheets are also much easier to care for and more durable than fitted sheets, meaning they last longer.

With fitted sheets, frequent washing quickly leads to wear and tear on the elastic and elastane.

With their rectangular shape, regular bed sheets are also easier to iron (if you want to) and, above all, they are easy and perfect to fold and store.

FAQs

1. Why do my sheets keep slipping off the corners of my bed?

Bed sheets often slip off because the size of the bed sheet and mattress do not match, fitted sheets are not thick enough, or the material needs to be smoother.

2. Can the type of mattress I have affect how well my sheets stay in place?

Absolutely. Mattresses with very smooth or overly hard surfaces can reduce friction, making it easier for the sheets to slip off.

3. How can I prevent my bedding from slipping off the bed?

Consider using sheets with deeper pockets, investing in fitted sheet holders or clips, choosing sheets with elastic around the edges, or choosing bedding materials that offer better support.

4. Do high thread count sheets slip off more easily?

Not necessarily. While sheets with a higher thread count are smoother and more prone to slipping, the quality of the fit and overall elasticity are crucial factors.

5. Are there certain materials that are better at keeping sheets in place?

Yes. Bamboo sheets generally stay in place better.

6. What role does bed size play in sheet slipping?

Incorrect sheet sizes are a common reason for your bed to shift. Please ensure your sheets are appropriate for the specific size and depth of your mattress.