Don't feel that you have to stick to the materials on this list. I just finished testing the Naturalmat Organic Hemp Bed Linen Collection, and I can't stop talking about this miracle material. Hemp combines all the best bits of linen, in terms of breathability and durability, and it's that little bit softer to suit sensitive sleepers. If you're looking for something more luxurious, the Shleep Luxury Merino Wool bedding set could be right up your street.
A fitted sheet has pocket corners and elastic on all four sides to provide a snug fit to your mattress. These sheets are designed to keep from bunching and shifting while you sleep.

Flax
To give a super-cozy finish, flannel is brushed on both sides, while brushed cotton is only brushed on the face side. For this reason, flannel is often fuzzier and warmer than brushed cotton.

JERSEY KNIT While Jersey knit sheets are still made from either natural or synthetic cotton, where they differ is the way they are produced. Instead of being woven like traditional cotton sheets, they are knitted. This gives the sheets a natural stretch and extra warmth. Keep in mind that jersey knit sheets do not have a thread count. Instead, the quality of the sheet can be measured by its weight per square yard.
The biggest impact on your bed linen will be the fabric or fibre used. Do you want to go for natural fibres or synthetic? Different fabrics all have their own unique feel and characteristics.
Bamboo bedsheets are another eco-friendly option known for their softness and breathability.
What is the history of bed linen?