From stone-washed to hand-printed, we've hunted high and low to ensure your good night's sleep with our pick of the best bedsheets in Singapore and beyond.
With so much time spent in bed, it makes perfect sense to invest in a good night’s sleep with the right frame, pillow, mattress, and quality bedding. Thankfully, we aren’t short of great options for bedsheets in Singapore. Whether you like your sheets crisp and cool, soft and fluffy or printed and patterned, these stores have it all.
1. Oak & Sand: Designed and crafted from scratch
If you’re on a quest for the dreamiest bedsheets in town, you need to check out Oak & Sand. Thanks to a team of fabric crafters armed with years of experience in the textile and hotel industry, its fabrics are made with meticulous attention to detail and with our island’s eternal summer in mind, ensuring that every sheet is designed to provide the ultimate sleeping experience. It’s also the only one in Singapore to design and craft its products from scratch. The signature fluted elastic band keeps your sheets snug and secure (no more waking up to a messy bed!), while its duvet covers come with eight string ties, ensuring your duvet stays perfectly in place.
Bedsheets aside, the brand offers hotel-quality pillows, duvets, and crafted bedsheets for an incredible snooze. Get your hands on these dreamy finds online, or swing by the store to shop – simply check its Instagram @oakandsand for walk-in or appointment details.
Prices: Bedsheet sets from $83.90
Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday, 11am to 6pm; Saturday, 12pm to 5pm
Address: Oak & Sand, available online and at #03-05/06, Kaki Bukit Industrial Estate, 4 Kaki Bukit Avenue 1, Singapore 417939
2. SOJAO: Singapore’s first GOTS-certified organic bedding brand
As the first and only bedding brand in Singapore to be GOTS-certified organic, SOJAO is a favourite among those seeking high-quality, sustainable comfort for both people and the planet. Plus, it’s well-known for its 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton luxury bedsheets, loungewear and towels. Don’t miss the bestselling buttery-smooth and ultra soft Classic Sateen bed sheet collection, available in a range of signature colours such as undyed natural and forest green.
If you prefer a crisp and lightweight touch, the Crisp Percale bed sheet collection offers a structured yet breathable alternative. Be sure to also browse its selection of summer quilts, flat sheets and rare bedding sizes, including Small Double, Double, Super King, and California King. Prefer to shop in person? Head to its stores in Joo Chiat and New Bahru to experience the collection firsthand.
Prices: Fitted sheets from $92; flat sheets from $138
Opening hours: Varies by location
Address: SOJAO, available online and at multiple locations including Joo Chiat and New Bahru
3. Heveya: All-natural bedsheets that are gentle on your skin
In need of quality bedding to catch up on some zzz’s? Let Heveya’s range of all-natural bedsheets help you get that precious shut-eye. Made from natural and sustainable materials, these sheets promise a cosy slumber, while being gentle on the skin and planet. Plus, they’re incredibly breathable, cooling and hypoallergenic, so you’ll be staying comfy for hours on end – even in the hottest of weathers. For a touch of opulence, we love the silky soft, antimicrobial bamboo sheets. It’s made from 100% bamboo lyocell – one of the most eco-friendly materials – so you’ll be doing your part for the planet, too.
To elevate your bedroom, consider the textured flax linen sheets made from 100% European flax linen. With a higher GSM than your average bedsheet, these boast exceptional quality and can last for years to come. Comfort aside, we also love how Heveya’s sheets come in different variations (fitted, duvet and flat) and colours, to suit your every fancy. Ready to upgrade your sleep game in style? We know we are.
Prices: Fitted sheets from $148; flat sheets from $138
Opening hours: Varies by location
Address: Heveya, available online and at multiple locations including Eng Hoon Street and Great World
4. Epitex: 100% micro modal sheets that are soft and breathable
Think of bedsheets, and this homegrown brand is probably one of the first names that comes to mind. For 28 years and counting, Epitex has won the hearts of Singaporeans with its comfy, stylish and extensive bedding collection. It’s no wonder the brand was crowned the Heritage Brand winner of the Singapore Prestige Brand Award in 2024! With more than 20 stores islandwide and in Malaysia, Epitex is a convenient go-to for anyone looking to upgrade their sleep set-up.
Sink into luxury with its signature collection crafted from 100% micro modal. Made from natural beech tree pulp, this plant-derived material offers all the green flags you need in your bedsheets – exceptional softness, breathability, and moisture-wicking properties. Plus, even after repeated washes, this durable material still holds up its flexibility and colours. Take it from us, it’s your answer to a restful slumber.
Prices: Bedsheet sets from $19
Opening hours: Daily, 11am to 10pm
Address: Epitex, available online and at multiple locations including Ang Mo Kio and City Square Mall
5. Sonno: Crafted from sustainably sourced eucalyptus wood fibre
Forget about counting sheep and sleep like a baby with Sonno. Sonno is a one-stop-sleep-company for all your sleep needs. One of our favourites is its Sonno eucalyptus bed sheets. As the name suggests, these eco-friendly sheets are made from 100% Tencel Lyocell fibres, which are produced from sustainably sourced eucalyptus wood fibre.
The sheets are also 100% biodegradable too. The result? You get silky soft hypoallergenic sheets that are breathable and cooling — the perfect combo for our humid weather. And thanks to the strong and durable weave, these eucalyptus bed sheets last four times longer than cotton bed sheets which tend to thin over time. What more can we ask for, right?
Prices: Bedsheets from $85
Opening hours: Open 24 hours
Address: Sonno, available online
6. Nitori: Wallet-friendly picks with quality to boot
For affordable and fuss-free linens, check out the selection at Nitori. The stretchy fitted sheets use high-density cotton satin that has a beautiful sheen to it. It’s smooth to the touch and can be used for both futons and mattresses. Pair it with sheet toppers that’ll provide a cool surface to get you through warm nights in Singapore.
Prices: Fitted sheets from $12.90
Opening hours: Varies by location
Address: Nitori, available online and at multiple locations including Eastpoint Mall and Orchard Road
7. Sunday Bedding: Pre-washed sheets to snuggle with
Is your bedroom screaming for quality (read: ultra-comfy) sheets? Look no further than Sunday Bedding. Bringing three decades of experience in the home textile manufacturing industry, these folks know the answer to a good night’s sleep. Think cooling, silky-smooth sheets made with 100% bamboo, French linen, cotton sateen and 100% organic cotton. All sheets are also prewashed, so just remove them from the packaging, dress your bed and tuck yourself in. Test the sheets at the lovely HQ at i12 Katong before placing an order.
Prices: Fitted sheets from $1,525; bedsheet sets from $4,094
Opening hours: Varies by location
Address: Sunday Bedding, available online and at multiple locations including Holland Village and i12 Katong
8. Bedtribe: Silky-soft bamboo bedsheets
Say goodbye to sleepless nights with comfy bamboo bedsheets from Bedtribe. Sold as a set or bedding separates, this store shows that quality sheets don’t have to cost a bomb. Its bamboo fibres are environmentally-friendly and super durable. We like how it’s incredibly breathable and sweat-wicking, perfect for local weather. If your skin is fussy, sleep easy knowing that these sheets are hypoallergenic and antibacterial as well.
Prices: Fitted sheets from $69; bedsheet sets from $119
Opening hours: Open 24 hours
Address: Bedtribe, available online
9. Annette: Bedsheets that are kind to the planet
This SG-based bedding brand is all about slow, conscious living. In fact, it stays away from those plastic pockets and cardboard you get with store-bought sheets. Instead, the team uses natural and recycled materials in its design and sourcing processes wherever possible. You’ll also find timeless designs that transcend seasons. As for the sheets? The ultra-delicate pieces are made from 100% French flax fibre and are put through a stonewashing process, hence the breathable fabric and alluring faded colours like slate grey, dusty rose, or even pinstripes.
Prices: Bedsheet sets from $2,177
Opening hours: Enquire to book an appointment
Address: Annette, available online and at #04-05, 16 Shaw Road, Singapore 367954
10. Origin: Cooling sheets perfect for the heat and humidity
For a good snooze, we can’t emphasise the importance of quality bed sheets enough. To take care of your sleep, invest in Origin’s Snow Silk Tencel bedding set. Each bedding set comes with a bed sheet, a duvet cover, a pillowcase and a bolster cover. This woven material promises to be one of the comfiest sheets around. Made from Snow Silk Tencel fabric, your sheets come from 100% natural botanical origin and are kind to the environment – say yes to sustainable bedding! Soft and silky, these sheets are also designed with breathability in mind. The moisture-wicking material will keep you nice and cool all night long – just what you need for Singapore’s warm weather!
Prices: Bedsheet sets from $199
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 11am to 7pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11am to 5pm
Address: Origin, #01-01, 36 Kaki Bukit Place, Singapore 416214
Time to stock up on comfy bedsheets at these stores in Singapore and beyond!
FAQs on shopping for bedsheets in Singapore
We spoke with Clara Teo, the co-founder of Sunday Bedding, for expert tips and advice about buying bedsheets in Singapore. Here’s what she has to say.
1. What should we consider when buying bedsheets?
Choosing the right bedsheets involves a few key factors: fabric, thread count, weave and your personal needs.
For fabrics, consider sustainable options made from plant-based or regenerative fibres like French linen, cotton, bamboo and Tencel. These are often gentler and more eco-friendly than synthetic materials like polyester.
Thread count is also a factor: a 300 to 400 thread count generally offers a good balance of softness and durability. Keep in mind that the material also plays a role in how the sheet feels; some fabrics feel softer or more luxurious even at lower thread counts. Plus, look at the metric used, as some brands may use different metrics to inflate thread count numbers!
The weave (aka how bedsheets are woven) is another consideration. Common weaves include percale (it’s durable and has a crisp, light feel but may feel rougher) and sateen (silky and smooth with a slight sheen, wrinkles less but can feel heavier).
Understand your personal needs and priorities. If you value durability, go for linen as it can last over a decade and gets softer with each wash. Those with sensitive skin can opt for bamboo sheets. They trap less dust compared to cotton or linen, and have rounder fibres that are gentler on the skin. Can’t stand the heat? Bamboo and Tencel are your best bet for their moisture-wicking properties and breathability.
2. What types of bedsheets do you recommend for Singapore’s climate?
To stay cool in Singapore’s hot and humid climate, go for bamboo sheets. They’re more absorbent than cotton and easily wick away sweat. Often compared to silk, bamboo is incredibly soft, smooth, and pliable – perfect for hot sleepers or those who tend to sweat. It’s naturally breathable and hypoallergenic, making it a great option for sensitive skin.
Another excellent choice is linen, which is made from flax fibres. It’s temperature-regulating and helps to dissipate heat while providing comfort in air-conditioned rooms. It can also absorb moisture without feeling damp, making it a great fit for those who sweat easily.
3. Any tips on how to look for high-quality bedsheets?
Ask if the fabric has been pre-washed. Some manufacturers coat their sheets with chemicals to create an artificially soft feel. This coating often washes out after a few cycles, leaving the fabric noticeably different. Also, check if the brand has conducted wash fastness tests. This helps to determine a fabric’s ability to maintain its colour, texture, and structure after repeated washes.
4. What are mistakes to avoid when washing bedsheets? Any best practices to follow?
One mistake is using fabric softeners, which coat fibres with a waxy film that reduces breathability and absorbency. Over time, the residue builds up and weakens the fibres, making bedsheets more prone to wear and tear.
Using hot water can also weaken natural fibres like cotton, bamboo, Tencel and linen, causing thinning, pilling and shrinkage. Plus, most modern detergents work in cool to warm water, so it’s recommended to wash your bedsheets below 30°C to preserve their quality.
Finally, opt for liquid detergent instead of powder. It dissolves better (even in cooler water) and rinses clean. Conversely, powdered detergent can leave residue or white streaks, especially on smooth or dark fabrics. Another plus-point: liquid detergent is gentler on delicate fibres and less likely to cause buildup or abrasion.
