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Silk and Satin Sheets
Silk and satin for a "slick" feel
If you like the feel of "slick" satin and silk sheets, which can help you feel cooler in warmer weather, Scent-Sation's Charmeuse Satin sheets (*Est. $90 for a queen set) are made of 300-thread-count polyester satin and get the top spot among non-cotton sheets in one large comparative review. The handful of ratings at Amazon.com are also mostly positive. Although one user does post that these sheets are thinner and less-breathable than more-expensive options, most customers say they are durable and high quality with a thick satiny feel. Another plus is that they can be machine-washed and tumble-dried. Scent-Sation's Charmeuse Satin sheets are available in 12 colors and fit mattresses up to 18 inches thick.
Silk is a natural alternative to polyester satin at a significantly higher price. Allergy Buyers Club gives Kumi Kookoon's Silk Classic Collection (*Est. $850 for a queen set) its highest rating in the non-cotton category. Allergy Buyers Club says silk is naturally hypoallergenic, inhospitable to dust mites and resistant to mold and mildew, making it a good luxury choice for allergy sufferers. On the other hand, the fact that it needs to be dry-cleaned means that chemicals may be introduced during the cleaning process -- something that's less of a problem with washable fabrics like cotton or polyester.