Bed Sheets Designed for a Cooler Sleep

Both cotton Sateen Bed Sheets and Percale Bed Sheets are made of 100% cotton. However, the difference between them is the weave. A percale weave offers a light, crisp feel that is well-suited to hot sleepers. Meanwhile, a sateen weave is silky smooth and wrinkle-resistant, which makes it great for draping and those who want a luxe finish. TENCEL™ cooling bed sheets are made of 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell, which is derived from sustainably sourced wood pulp. Casper’s SuperSoft TENCEL™ Sheets use a sateen weave, however, a different material and brushed finish makes them extra soft and breathable.

Yes, Casper bed sheets are the best bed sheets in Canada. They are high-quality and designed to last, known for their durability, breathability, and comfort.

Casper bedding is designed for everyday comfort, combining soft, breathable materials with durable quality that holds up over time. From smooth sheets to complete bed sets, each piece is made to feel good, sleep cool, and simplify your bedtime routine. With options like cooling bedding and TENCEL™ bedding, Casper makes it easy to create a comfortable sleep environment tailored to your needs. Plus, all Casper bedding comes with a 30-night sleep trial and a 1-year warranty.

Casper Canada's bed sheets vary in thread count. Our Percale Bed Sheets have a 300 thread count, our Sateen Bed Sheets have a 450 thread count, and our SuperSoft TENCEL™ Bed Sheets have a 400 thread count.

Thread count refers to the number of threads woven into one square inch of fabric, but it’s not a straightforward measure of quality, especially across different materials. Factors like yarn thickness, weave, fibre type, and finishing process all play a big role.

For example, both our cotton Sateen Bed Sheets and TENCEL™ cooling bed sheets feature a sateen weave, but their ideal thread counts are different. Cotton relies on a higher thread count to achieve its silky-smooth feel. Meanwhile, TENCEL™ Lyocell is naturally soft, breathable, and moisture-wicking, even at lower thread counts. In fact, packing too many threads into TENCEL™ bed sheets can actually reduce their airflow and performance.

In short: thread count isn’t always apples to apples. Fibre quality and finishing matter more.