Wondering Where to Buy Bedding Online? Here Are 20 Retailers Vetted by PureWow Editors Where Comfort and Quality Are King

Casper is a popular mattress-in-a-box company that has expanded to include premium sheet and duvet sets in a range of fabrics, including sateen, percale, and cooling Hyperlite. There’s also a new and notable SuperSoft brushed cotton option, which we recently tested and can report is as snuggly as flannel, and as breathable as bamboo. That said, Casper bedding is best for those who prefer a modern, understated aesthetic, since neutral colors (think: grays, blues and earth tones) and white are the only options on offer.

Coyuchi prides itself on using ethical and sustainable manufacturing practices for the production of its gorgeous and incredibly comfortable organic cotton textiles. The complete collection of percale, sateen, jersey, linen and (extremely warm) flannel bedding boasts a minimalist style and dreamy broken-in feel. We tested the undyed percale sheets—Coyuchi is the only company on our list that offers an undyed option—and found that, though not the softest to the touch, they are pleasantly crisp and do indeed provide a comfy and cool night’s sleep for folks who run warm. Bottom line: If you’re looking to buy swoon-worthy, luxury bedding from a company with a conscience, Coyuchi fits the bill.

Folks who favor the airy feel and relaxed look of linen will find what they’re looking for at Piglet in Bed. This UK-based bedding company, which specializes in textiles made from 100 percent European flax linen, made a splash with its gingham bedding line over the summer, and has since expanded the collection to include a rich berry shade for the Fall season. If gingham isn’t your thing, you’ll be pleased to know that Piglet in Bed also has a wide range of trans-seasonal solid shades on offer in its core collection. (The sandstone linen duvet cover we tested was both earthy and chic.) Best of all, the company’s bedding can be purchased a la carte, in bundles, or in mix-and-match sets, so you can get what you need and nothing more.

Serena & Lily is a California-based luxury home retailer that stands out for its breezy coastal designs. Their full range of bedding features top-notch textiles, including duvet covers and bedspreads designed with the same relaxed-but-refined aesthetic in mind, as well as luxurious sheet sets that come in flannel, percale, featherlight linen and, most notably, sateen cotton that our tester describes as “impossibly soft, buttery and whisper quiet—the ideal blend for someone looking for a luxurious and noiseless night’s sleep.”

Parachute is an Oeko-Tex certified (i.e., sustainable) brand that boasts a full line of luxury bedding that includes sheet sets in five different styles—organic cotton, sateen, linen, brushed cotton and percale—all of which are made from the finest, long-staple Egyptian cotton.

If you’re in the market for something a little snugglier than a new set of sheets, it’s worth noting that our Editor-in-Chief Jillian Quint gives both the down and down alternative comforters rave reviews: “We have them on matching twin beds for kids with different duvet proclivities, and you’d never know the difference by looking at them. The down option is super warm and cozy, but not as sweat-inducing or bulky as some others I’ve tried, and the down alternative, while different to the touch, is just as warm and a near-perfect visual match.”

You’ve probably already heard of Brooklinen, since they are kind of a big deal in the world of online bedding—an achievement that can be attributed in part to prodigious marketing, but also the fact that their hotel-quality linens truly do live up to the hype. The goods aren’t inexpensive, per se, but they aren’t exorbitantly priced, either. (A queen-sized core set of their best-selling and oh-so buttery sateen sheets will set you back $189, and a queen-sized set of their super luxe heathered cashmere sheets costs $309). If you’re looking for a fancy bedding upgrade that doesn’t completely break the bank, Brooklinen is a safe bet.

The Company Store has a long-standing reputation as a down purveyor par excellence—and, having tested both the Legends Luxury Olympia Down Comforter and the Legends Hotel Supreme Down Pillow, we can confirm that it’s a well-deserved one. (Generously filled and seriously lofty, the comforter is a life-changing splurge while the pillow boasts cloud-like fluffiness without sacrificing support.) The Company Store offers a wide range of down products, from pricier 100 percent Goose down options to more affordable feather and down blends. Best of all, customers can choose between different warmth options (light, medium and extra) for the comforters and densities for the pillows (depending on your preferred sleeping position).

We’d be remiss not to mention that this one-stop shop also sells luxury sheets in a variety of materials, including a wrinkle-resistant cotton set that delivers on its promise, as well as cozy flannel sheets that are available in solid colors, festive patterns and trans-seasonal prints.

This eco-friendly company specializes in CleanBamboo bedding, the manufacturing of which uses 500 times less water and creates 52 percent less carbon emissions, as compared to cotton. In terms of how it feels to get in bed with the stuff (so to speak), bamboo bedding is nothing to shake a stick at—namely because the brand’s line of sateen and twill sheets are both silky smooth, ultra-breathable and hypoallergenic to boot. Don’t take our word for it, though—there are thousands of five star reviews attesting to the supreme comfort of Ettitude’s signature material.

Neutral and somewhat snoozy colors are all the rage these days in the world of luxury bedding, which is why the splashy, high-end linens on offer at Crane & Canopy will feel (and look) like a breath of fresh air for those who prefer something with a little more pizzazz. The company’s full line of bedding includes quilts, coverlets and duvets, as well as Belgian linen, percale and sateen sheet sets—all of which are available in an exciting range of classy-but-colorful prints and solids. We should also mention that Crane & Canopy sells sheet sets without the top sheet, which is very welcome news for those who can’t stand getting tangled up in (or tied down by) an extra layer of fabric.

If you’re outfitting your cabin in the woods for winter (or just a big fan of plaid), you should look no further than L.L. Bean—the lifestyle brand that’s best known for having cornered the rugged-meets-cozy market. The company’s online bedding shop boasts printed duvet covers, washable wool throw blankets, snuggly flannel sheet sets and more—all available in an array of timeless, rustic styles.

At the risk of stating the obvious, this big box store is the place to go for budget-friendly bedding. (The coupons!) Plus, whether you’re visiting one of their many nationwide brick-and-mortar locations or shopping online, you’ll be spoiled for choice. Indeed, Bed, Bath & Beyond boasts a massive inventory of brand-name bedding—sheets, duvet covers, comforters, pillows, you name it—in a wide range of styles at every price point. Although the quality of the products can’t compete with some of the niche luxury retailers on our list, those who value convenience and a diverse selection will find that Bed, Bath & Beyond is hard to beat.

Here, another direct-to-consumer brand that scores high marks for sustainability. The Boll & Branch line can meet every bedding need with its selection of sheets, duvets, pillows and more—all exclusively crafted from organic cotton and raw materials. If you’re shopping for sheets, you can choose from sateen, flannel, chambray and percale options. And if you simply can’t decide, you might benefit from a free design consultation; or, at the very least, a few fabric swatches, which the company will send upon request.

Anthropologie specializes in trendy-but-timeless bedding with boatloads of personality. This clothing and home goods brand leans into all things vintage, feminine and ornate. The collection of sheet sets does include a few muted, solid color options, but mostly stands out for its much larger selection of lively printed fabrics. Similarly, the array of duvet covers, quilts and decorative pillows on offer run the gamut from romantic, Victorian-era styles to vibrant, ethnic-inspired designs. In other words, Anthropologie makes shopping for bedding pretty damn fun.

If L.L. Bean had a cousin who moved to the city, got all sophisticated, but never lost her rustic roots, it would be Pottery Barn—a powerhouse of upscale interior design that’s been churning out cozy, current styles since time immemorial. (OK, since 1949, but close enough.) From duvet covers and sheets to decorative accents—this retailer is the place to go for on-trend bedding that delivers down-home comfort.

So your bedding is looking a little worse for the wear, but you don’t have a ton of cash to devote to new linens. Fear not: The bullseye has got you covered. Target has an extensive range of budget-friendly bedding for kids, teens and adults. Shop for bedspreads and sheets in simple solids and grown-up, understated patterns and then outfit the kid’s room with a vibrant, printed set or two. All you really need to know is that the options are numerous, and the price is right.

Calling all hot sleepers: Buffy is an eco-conscious brand that makes bedding specifically designed for people who run hot between the sheets. Both the sustainable linen and eucalyptus collections are moisture-wicking, breathable and, above all, cool, but their claim to fame is the Buffy Cloud Comforter—an award-winning down alternative duvet insert that’s earned a cult following among consumers and editors alike for being soft, fluffy, wonderfully lightweight and (wait for it) competitively priced, to boot.

The Citizenry’s sole brick-and-mortar location is in SoHo, but you don’t have to live in NYC to treat yourself to the swoon-worthy, artisan-crafted goods sold in the store. Head to the online shop where you’ll find a range of top-tier, minimalist bedding options, including their beloved (and rather pricey) stonewashed linen collection, which is sold in bundles and a la carte—you know, so you can spring for a single pillowcase before you fall in love and go whole hog.

If you’re looking for the softest textiles money can buy, Sunday Citizen is a good place to start your search. The fabrics on offer here include silky modal, bamboo and the aptly named ‘snug’ and ‘super snug’ collections.  Suffice it to say, every type of bedding the brand sells—from duvet covers and sheet sets to pillows and weighted blankets—is incredibly cozy and soft to the touch.

If you’ve got a bed that needs a major makeover and some extra spending money that’s burning a hole in your pocket, head straight to Sferra for some of the highest-end and most enviable linens that money can buy. Founded in 1891, this time-tested luxury label has maintained its stellar reputation by sourcing the finest raw materials and employing the most talented artisans in the creation of its bedding collection. The end result is a shining testament to Italy’s connoisseur status in the textile industry. This is five-star quality stuff, friends, and you’ll pay a pretty penny for it. That said, a PureWow editor who slept under one of the company’s “impeccably crafted, buttery soft and incredibly elegant” duvet covers swears that the product you receive will make you feel like a million bucks.

In case you missed it, bamboo is an eco-friendly fabric that boasts natural cooling and moisture-wicking properties, and a remarkably silky feel. It’s also Cozy Earth’s calling card: Although the brand has a limited line of linen textiles, most everything else in the bedding collection is made from deliciously cozy bamboo and you’d be hard-pressed to find better quality product.