Microfiber Sheets
Key Characteristics
- ✓Ultra-fine synthetic polyester fibers
- ✓Wrinkle-resistant for low-maintenance beds
- ✓Fade and shrink resistant over many washes
- ✓Budget-friendly accessible price point
- ✓Quick drying for easy laundering
- ✓Soft brushed surface on premium versions
Types & Variations
Common Materials
Works Well With These Styles
Placement & Usage Tips
Microfiber sheets look best on a neatly made bed since the fabric holds its shape well. Choose deep colors that showcase the smooth finish. Pair with a quality comforter or duvet to elevate the overall bedding presentation.
💡 Pro Tip
Despite their synthetic origin, quality microfiber sheets should not feel plasticky or slippery. Look for brushed or double-brushed microfiber with a GSM of 90 or higher for the softest feel. Avoid the cheapest options, as low-quality microfiber generates static, traps heat, and pills quickly.
Related Terms
Jersey Sheets
Bed linens made from knitted cotton or cotton-blend fabric similar to T-shirt material, offering a stretchy, casual, and exceptionally soft sleeping surface.
Sheet Set
A coordinated collection of bed linens typically including a fitted sheet, flat sheet, and one or two pillowcases, sold together to ensure a matching bed ensemble.
Thread Count
A measurement of fabric density calculated by counting the number of horizontal and vertical threads per square inch of woven textile, commonly used as an indicator of sheet quality.