Whilst you can technically sleep on anything, there’s a world of difference between good enough and the best bedding, sheets and linens. The right combination of sheets and duvets doesn’t just make your bed look polished – it changes how you wind down, how deeply you sleep, and how refreshed you feel in the morning.
If you’re ready to upgrade but not sure where to start, this edit is your shortcut. From silky-soft sets for hot sleepers to cloud-like duvets and beautifully made bed linens, we’ve rounded up options that balance comfort, performance and style – so every night feels a little closer to a hotel-level sleep.
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Bamboa – Cooling, hypoallergenic comfort for deeper sleep
Step into Bamboa and explore an award-winning Hong Kong sustainable lifestyle brand (est. 2008) that helped pioneer the bamboo bedding industry. Creating high quality, comfortable bamboo home and lifestyle products – from bamboo bed sheets, duvets, pillows and blankets to sleepwear, T-shirts, dresses, towels and comfy loungewear – Bamboa specialises in sleep-transforming bamboo bedding that’s cooling, hypoallergenic and naturally antibacterial. With a deep understanding of how proper bamboo bedding should feel, the brand focuses on soft bamboo fabrics that genuinely improve sleep quality.
In Hong Kong, Bamboa’s stores invite customers to feel bamboo fabric in person and choose from a wide palette of nature-inspired colours. Friendly staff are on hand to advise on sizing and measurements, and can arrange custom orders, which are made quickly by in-house tailors in Hong Kong. Sustainability is woven into the brand’s DNA: with every sale, Bamboa plants bamboo through its non-profit Grow Bamboo Initiative, helping combat climate change and support rural communities in Asia through replanting projects in Sri Lanka and Nepal.
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Bamboa Lifestyle Store, S304 Block A Staunton, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2291 0285, www.bamboahome.com
Skyler – Thoughtful details built into every seam
Made from 100% organic bamboo with a premium 400-thread count, Skyler’s bedding has that ultra-smooth, almost Egyptian-cotton softness – but with far better credentials. The fabric naturally regulates temperature and wicks away moisture, helping to keep you comfortably cool and cutting down on night sweats. It also naturally resists bacteria and odour build-up, which is a big win for sensitive skin and allergy-prone sleepers. What we love most is how practical it is: no frills, just really well-thought-out details. The fitted sheet comes with strong elastic edges and clearly labelled sides so you’re not wrestling with corners at midnight, and the duvet cover fastens with oversized hidden buttons for a clean, streamlined look.
Toast – Fabrics that only soften over time
Toast’s bedroom collection is all about that slow-burn upgrade: soft, breathable pieces crafted from premium natural fibres like organic cotton poplin and European flax linen that only get better with every wash. The look is simple and unfussy, but there’s an elegance to it – the kind that fits a slower, more mindful approach to life and design. Natural airflow in the fabrics helps keep you cool and comfortable at night, while the brand’s commitment to sustainability and mindful living runs through everything they make. It’s the details that seal the deal: sheets that fit snugly and stay put, envelope pillowcases that always sit neatly, and duvet covers finished with delicate buttons instead of flashy hardware.
Tekla – Durable textiles designed to lift everyday living
There’s something transformative about the way Tekla dresses a bed. Celebrated for its high-quality materials and minimalist Copenhagen aesthetic, the brand’s bedding collection centres on three distinct lines: crisp organic cotton percale, delicately embroidered broderie anglaise, and luxuriously soft sateen made from high-thread count cotton. The percale has a fresh, crisp feel that’s especially welcome on cooler nights; broderie anglaise introduces intricate embroidery for a gentle touch of romance; and the sateen range is for those who prefer a softer, silkier handfeel, with a subtle sheen and enveloping softness. Calming colour palettes and timeless silhouettes keep everything versatile yet elevated, while every piece is crafted under strict social and environmental standards – a reflection of Tekla’s B Corp certification and its philosophy of making durable textiles that lift the rhythm of everyday living.
Brooklinen – New York’s linen master of choice
Brooklinen, the New York City linen master, is all about choice: crisp percale when you want that hotel-sheet snap; irresistibly smooth sateen for a more refined feel; cosy flannel and warm heathered cashmere for proper winter hibernation; soft organic cotton for every day; and washed European linen when you’re in the mood for something airy. The washed linen has that easy, lived-in texture that’s perfect for warmer seasons, while brushed flannel delivers the nostalgic, cocooning warmth you crave on colder nights. Behind it all is a focus on comfort and longevity, with careful attention to detail and a generous streak – from donating returned products to providing sheets for NYC animal shelter Animal Haven.
MUJI – Year-round bedding staples
Possibly the most reliable go-to on the shelves, MUJI’s bedding is what you reach for when you want something affordable and good without having to overthink it. Crafted mainly from breathable cotton and blended fabrics, the range balances comfort with pieces that are hard-wearing and low maintenance – the kind of linens you happily throw on the bed week after week. You’ll find lightweight sheets for sticky summer nights, plus cosier brushed flannel options when winter hits, all in that clean MUJI look that slips easily into almost any bedroom. With straightforward, well-cut sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases designed for convenience and lasting comfort, this is practical yet stylish bedding that delivers exactly what you need: countless nights of fuss-free, reliable sleep.
SOJAO – 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton
This is the brand for people who want their sheets to do good and feel good. SOJAO uses 100% GOTS-certified long-staple organic cotton for all its bedding – the kind that gets softer and more comfortable with every wash. You can choose between Classic Sateen sheets (buttery-smooth, luxurious, with a subtle sheen) and Crisp Percale sheets (lightweight, breathable and perfectly crisp – ideal for warmer sleepers and humid climates). Everything is crafted with an eco-conscious philosophy: no harmful chemicals, just resilient, easy-care bedding available in a wide range of sizes so your bed always looks as put-together as it feels.
Cozy Earth – Backed by a loyal worldwide fanbase
Best known for its premium bedding made primarily from 100% viscose derived from bamboo, Cozy Earth has built a global following around three things: unparalleled softness, breathability and serious temperature regulation. Prices span a broad range to suit different lifestyles and budgets, but the feel is consistently luxe and reassuringly robust. It’s no accident the brand has been featured on Oprah’s ‘Favourite Things’ list for seven years. What sets Cozy Earth apart is its focus on sustainability and craft. The brand works with sustainably grown bamboo, keeps its products toxin-free, and emphasises environmental responsibility throughout production.
Sunday Bedding – Built for hot, humid nights
A good night’s sleep might feel like a luxury in Singapore’s heat, but Sunday Bedding is built around making it your everyday norm. Founded by Clara Teo and Alex Fan, who bring decades of textile manufacturing experience, this Singapore-based brand specialises in bedding that actually works for hot, humid climates. You’ll find cooling bamboo sateen, 100% organic cotton and French linen, all chosen for their moisture-wicking and durable qualities. On the style front, Sunday Bedding moves easily between minimal solid hues and pattern-led designs, making it just as easy to dress a serene, neutral space as a more colourful, personality-filled bedroom.
Finnish Design Shop – Scandinavian design for every budget
For anyone who loves the clean lines and calm palette of Scandinavian interiors, Finnish Design Shop is where your dream bed starts. Finnish Design Shop is essentially your online gateway to Nordic bedroom style. The retailer curates a diverse lineup of bedding from brands like Marimekko, Aiayu, Juna, HIMLA, and Georg Jensen Damask, bringing together everything from graphic prints to quiet neutrals. The range spans different materials and price points, so there’s something for minimalist purists, colour lovers, and every budget in between. What ties it all together is a shared commitment to quality and longevity. These bed linens and designer bedding sets are chosen not just for looks, but for how they feel and wear – combining functionality with real visual appeal.
Gingerlily – Family-owned specialists in 100% mulberry silk
If your bedroom is your sanctuary and you secretly judge a hotel by its sheets, you need to know Gingerlily. This is the brand for people who take sleep – and silk – seriously. For over two decades, this family-owned label has specialised in bedding made from 100% pure mulberry silk: naturally breathable, hypoallergenic and incredibly gentle on skin. The collection covers everything from silk pillowcases and fitted sheets to duvets and comforters, all designed to feel cloud-soft while keeping you comfortably cool or cosy thanks to silk’s temperature-regulating magic. Every piece is crafted from the finest silk strands, so you’re not just upgrading your bed – you’re doing your skin and hair a long-term favour. Think fewer pillow creases, less friction, more glow.
Editor’s Note: This list has been curated by our editorial team and may include approved advertisers.
Born in Korea and raised in Hong Kong, Min Ji has combined her degree in anthropology and creative writing with her passion for going on unsolicited tangents as an editor at Friday Club. In between watching an endless amount of movies, she enjoys trying new cocktails and pastas while occasionally snapping a few pictures.
