There are two main weave styles used for sheets, percale and satine. For this particular list, I'm focusing on the best satine sheets. The satine weave is a weave style that makes sheets feel very soft and aren't as crisp as their percale counterpart. Let's start in this video top four best satine sheets. Number one, what we like. Sturdy and durable construction. Very breathable. Deep pocket fitted sheet. What we don't like? Lost some sheet post wash. If you're looking for a reliable bedding material that's both durable and comfortable, you can't go wrong with cotton sheets. A set of chateau home collection Egyptian cotton sheets is among the best of the best, and we were definitely impressed with its high quality construction when we lab tested it. The material fit very easily onto the bed, and the sheets allowed for enough space to tuck underneath the mattress. These are great for taller mattresses, too, since the deep pockets are designed to accommodate mattresses measuring up to 18 inches thick. Although we noticed some mild wrinkles, the sheets draped well and looked nice. They felt sturdy but not overly thick, which we appreciated. The texture of the sheets was very soft and smooth, and we noted that they felt luxurious to the touch. During the sleep test, we observed that the sheets provided a ton of breathability, and we didn't get hot even when tossing and turning, which impressed us. After washing the sheets, we did notice that they lost a considerable amount of luster, which slightly took away from the classic Satin finish. Other than that, the high thread count sheets held up very well in the wash and had no visible signs of wear or damage. How it performed long-term. When at home testing this sheet set for six months, we raved about the softness and smoothness of the fabric. We loved that the lightweight material felt cool and breathable, and the sheets regulated our temperature to prevent overheating. We didn't notice any significant shrinking or wear and tear, and we liked that the fitted sheet was truly deep pocket. Number 2. What We Like. Soft material with glossy finish. Sturdy construction. Durable and well-made. Stains lived from fabric. What we don't like. Not as breathable. Almost Satin sheets are solely made with cotton. The Cassitex Bamboo Satin sheet set is made with a Bamboo cotton blend that offers the best of both worlds for ultimate comfort. In our lab testing, we noticed that the overall construction quality of the sheet set is top notch, featuring tight seams and well-made elastic. The long staple cotton and Bamboo-derived rayon sheets striped beautifully onto the bed, and the finish is subtly glossy, which helps enhance the elegant look. We loved the texture of the sheets as they felt very soft yet sturdy. They weren't overly heavy, though, as we could easily move around and feel comfortable underneath the sheets during the sleep test. We did notice, however, that the sheets were not as breathable as some of the other options we tested. While they weren't overly stuffy, they did warm up and trap in a bit more heat than average. It may not be the best option for those who tend to sleep warm, but in general, they shouldn't cause too much discomfort while you sleep. Postwash, there were no visible flaws or signs of wear, and the seams and elastic were still in great shape. While we did notice a few wrinkles, the sheets held up well overall. How it performed long-term. After six months of at-home testing, the sheets that continued to perform well. We sent them home with a hot sleeper who confirmed that they do retain some heat, even though the material feels airy. We noticed some fraying on the edges after about two months, but they didn't seem to worsen with time. On the plus side, the sheets grew softer over time, and stains came out easily in the wash. We also found that the pillowcases were quite spacious, so if you sleep with a flatter pillow, there might be extra fabric. We also noted that the fitted sheet lacks top-slash bottom tags, which we'd love to see in a pricier set like this one. Number three. Testers described the feel of these sheets as smooth, but not silky or satiny and slightly softer than percale, making them a great middle ground option for anyone who can't decide between satte and percale. Not only do these sheets retail for a fraction of the median cost of those we tested, but they're well constructed and held up in the wash. Aside from some slight shrinkage, the sheets had no loose nags or pilling after laundering. While making the bed with these sheets, testers appreciated the top and bottom tags that save you the hassle of determining which side is the long side and which is the short. And the 16-inch pocket depth makes them a fit for most mattress sizes. After laying under the top sheet for five minutes, our tester got a little warm though not unbearably so. But this indicates that the sheets are likely best suited for cold sleepers. Overall, these are high quality sheets at an affordable price. Made from long staple cotton, they are soft without being overly silky or satiny and drape well without any static or stiffness. They're available in a variety of sizes, colors, and patterns, so you can buy several sets to outfit every room in your home. Number four. We've already touched on a set of per-cale sheets, but one of the other popular weave styles for cotton sheets is the satine weave. This weave style leaves sheets feeling smooth and satin-like. They also have a light sheen to them. If this sounds like the weave style for you, the bowl and branch sheets are a perfect match. There are a good number of satine cotton sheets on this list, but I chose bowl and branch as our best satine option because the weave bowl and branch uses also is specific to the brand, as it's also called the brand's special cooling weave. This means these sheets won't trap heat while still feeling soft and smooth. Bowl and branch uses 100% organic cotton in these sheets, and uses a satine weave to give them that classic soft, smooth feeling. This makes the sheets an ideal choice for those who tend to overheat. What we love about the bowl and branch signature hem sheets. The satine weave makes these sheets feel much softer and smoother over sheets with the percale weave. While they don't feature anything specific for cooling, cotton is breathable so hot sleepers should enjoy these sheets. They have a 300 thread count which is the sweet spot for traditional cotton sheets. What to keep in mind about the bowl and branch signature hem sheets. Like some others on this list, these sheets should be fairly durable and long-lasting. However, the price for them could be steep for some. Pros. Smooth. Silk-like texture. A wide variety of color and design options. Sleeps cool. Cones. Pricy for some. Thanks for watching.