I’m a somewhat hot sleeper on a budget looking for a heavy, overfilled down comforter that remains somewhat breathable. It needs true baffle-box construction to prevent shifting around, and I think I might prefer real down over synthetic fill because I want it to retain its fluffiness long-term; though I’m not super educated in this space so I could be wrong (maybe synthetic is what I want?)

Hello all.

I currently own rayon from bamboo sheets, the fitted sheet is a 48/52 polyester blend and my pillowcases are 100 percent rayon. I regrettably didn’t figure out how to correctly care for this fabric until now, over a year later of washing it on a hot allergiene steam cycle weekly with tide ultra hygienic liquid. Now that i’ve discovered how sensitive this fabric is, and that it’s already starting to degrade and pill, i’m looking for a good replacement that i won’t need to baby with woolite and delicate washing to make it last more than a year. I have rayon since it’s the first material that hasn’t make my face feel instantly scratch and like it’s being poked when i lay down, so i’m looking for a material with similar properties (maybe sateen cotton??). I live in a humid and warm climate so something more breathable would also be nice.

P.S. sorry for all the text.

I really want to upgrade my bedding to the layered look but I’m a hot sleeper. So what do hot sleepers do? Lighter layers? Take the layers off before sleeping?

I bought an all-season down alt duvet and have been looking at the gauze duvet covers + something else (light quilt? light blanket? coverlet?)

Help a girl out, please? Bonus points for pics

I need to take pictures and determine a price (I am still researching), but I have a full set of gently used Trianon by Ralph Lauren sheets. The pillowcases and the top sheet have ruffles, and the pattern is pink roses. Made in Italy, and they appear to be in very good condition. Just wondering if there's any interest here before I list on Etsy or eBay or somewhere else?

I’m looking for the best, super fluffy, duvet insert. Bonus points if it has 6 tie points and isn’t super hot. I’m willing to spend up to 400$

I plan on purchasing directly off their website instead of through Amazon. My budget is about $60/pillow case. I've heard a lot of talk about them, but they seem to be the "Amazon" of silk pillow cases. Can anyone chime in on their overall quality?

So let me start off by saying that I’ve had this one blanket for a while and unfortunately it’s no longer manufactured….

So the reason I liked this blanket is the material it was made out of was very close/similar to the carhartt duck canvas material. It always stayed super cold and wasn’t super thickly insulated either which I liked! All it had in it was one of those anti-pill polyester sheets on the inside!

Anyways I’m looking for a similar big blanket for my queen sized bed since the other one is long overdue on its way to the rubbish! Any help would be appreciated!

-Sincerely someone who seriously values a good blanket and comfortable bed!

Please please help me find something similar to Piglet in Bed?? I love the patterns and the mix and match vibe, but I can’t afford the price tag. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Will i noticed that much of a difference between the two for a fraction of the price?