8 best bamboo sheets for a peaceful and comfortable sleep, tried and tested

Sloth’s bamboo bedding set is made from 100 per cent bamboo rayon and is designed to deliver that soft, cool-on-contact feel that bamboo-converts know and love. Straight out of the packet, it was by far the most supple. In testing, it performed particularly well for breathability and moisture management, staying comfortable through warmer nights, while still feeling cosy once temperatures dipped.

The fabric arrives with a noticeable sheen that softens after a few washes, settling into a smoother, more relaxed finish over time. Antibacterial and hypoallergenic claims hold up in day-to-day use, with the sheets staying fresher between washes, compared with some other bedding options.

Thoughtful touches such as plastic-free delivery and a reusable bamboo drawstring bag add to its appeal, although the fabric does need gentle handling to keep it looking its best. I also loved the colour piping detail, which makes this set stand out on the design front.

This deep fitted sheet is made from 100 per cent bamboo lyocell and designed with hot sleepers in mind. In testing, it stood out for its cool-to-the-touch feel and secure fit, with the 40cm depth hugging the mattress properly and staying put overnight. The fabric starts with a light sheen but softens quickly after washing, settling into a smoother, more cotton-like finish.

Zleepy’s cooling claims feel realistic in day-to-day use, particularly during warmer nights, and the sheet stayed comfortable without that clammy feeling some bamboo fabrics develop. While it’s just a fitted sheet rather than a full set, at this price, it offers a strong foundation for anyone prioritising temperature control.

This bamboo duvet cover set blends 70 per cent bamboo with 30 per cent cotton, landing in a sweet spot between softness, breathability and everyday durability. In testing, it impressed the most for temperature regulation and wash performance, staying smooth and comfortable after washing at 40C in the machine.

The 300-thread count gives it a fluid, lightly silky feel without tipping into slippery territory, and the hand holes in the corners make changing the duvet far less of a chore. Compared with 100 per cent bamboo-viscose sets I’ve tested, this one feels slightly less glossy but far more resilient, which makes it better value long-term. The deeper sides and seven-year guarantee seal its affordable luxury status, although colour choice is limited.

This complete bedding set is made from 100 per cent bamboo lyocell, and it shows in the feel. In testing, this was one of the smoothest sets I slept on, with a fluid, satin-like finish that stayed cool through warm nights and felt cosy once temperatures dipped. It performed especially well for breathability and moisture management, making it a strong option for hot sleepers or those with sensitive skin.

Compared with bamboo-cotton blends, this feels more luxurious and drapier, but it does demand a bit more care. The price firmly places it at the premium end, and the fabric can crease more easily if tumble dried, but for all-out softness, this one’s hard to beat.

This bamboo lyocell duvet set stands out for its use of real silver (yes, you read that correctly) woven directly into the fibres – a feature designed to keep things fresher and more hygienic over time. In testing, the Luff bedding excelled for temperature control and next-morning freshness, and it works particularly well for hot sleepers and anyone prone to skin flare-ups.

The fabric feels smooth and lightweight, with a cleaner, less glossy finish than other bamboo lyocell sheets, making it feel slightly more practical for year-round use. The antibacterial claims do hold up in daily use, with the 100-night trial offering plenty of time to see how it fits into your sleep routine. Overall, this is a reassuring mid-priced option.

Crafted from 100 per cent viscose derived from bamboo, this bedding set is designed to deliver a silk-like feel without the matching price tag. The fabric feels smooth and fluid against the skin, with a naturally cool touch that suits warmer sleepers and anyone prone to night-time overheating.

Bamboo’s antibacterial and hypoallergenic properties came through in everyday use, helping the bedding stay fresher between washes. Button fastenings keep the duvet neatly in place, while the smart housewife pillowcases add a classic finish. The sheen is more noticeable when new, and benefits from gentle washing to relax the fibres but, overall, this is a well-priced option for soft, breathable comfort.

This duvet cover blends 60 per cent bamboo with 40 per cent cotton, giving it a smooth, breathable feel that works well year-round. In testing, it performed best for comfort and convenience, striking a nice balance between softness and structure, with noticeably less slip than full bamboo sets.

The 300-thread count lends a polished finish, while the contrast trim adds a tailored detail that feels considered and gives the duvet cover a welcome bit of structure (where others slip off the side of the bed). It washes well at 30C and dries without much drama, making it a good everyday option.

Sold as separates, you’ll need to factor in buying pillowcases separately, which pushes the overall spend up slightly.

This weightier-than-most fitted sheet is made from 100 per cent bamboo viscose, produced using Tanboocel technology – a manufacturing process that reuses resources to reduce waste – which turns bamboo into a soft textile fibre. In testing, it felt very comfortable and cooling. The fabric feels smooth and breathable from the first night, with moisture-wicking properties that suit hot sleepers and anyone who tends to overheat.

Bamboo’s hypoallergenic qualities come through clearly here, helping create a fresher sleep environment. The deep-pocket design and full 360-degree elastic give it a secure, hotel-style fit that stays put, even on deeper mattresses or those with toppers. Another standout perk is the wide range of colour options, making it easy to match existing bedding or switch things up seasonally.