Bed Sheets

Featuring the best bed sheets in New Zealand

Bed sheets are one of the most important parts of your bed. They're the first thing you feel when you wake up in the morning and the last when you drift off at night. They have a huge influence on the quality of your sleep which can set you up in a great way for whatever the day has in store for you. ArchiPro features only the best bed sheets in New Zealand, an important part of a wide range of high-quality bedding products.

Types of bed sheets

In New Zealand, bed sheets are most frequently defined by the material they’re made of which most commonly include:

Cotton

Cotton is the most common type of bedsheet in New Zealand. It's soft, absorbent, and easily washable. They are great for your skin and perfect for any weather. There are also different types of cotton like Egyptian and Turkish which bring their own unique characteristics as well.

Bamboo

Bamboo sheets are an excellent choice for people who want to be environmentally conscious. They are durable, while still being soft and comfortable.

Silk

Silk is one of the most luxurious fabrics you can use. This is a great option in terms of touch for those who want to prioritise that with their sheets.

Microfibre

Microfibre sheets are made with microfibre threads that are woven together. They are highly durable and can be machine washed and dried without losing their effectiveness.

The advantages of high-quality bed sheets

High-quality bed sheets in New Zealand are often defined by the quality of the materials used as well as the standard of the manufacturing process. They are also intrinsically stylish, an important aspect not to underestimate when it comes to your final choice. High-quality bed sheets will, more often than not, be more comfortable to touch, easier to clean and maintain, more durable and long-lasting and sustainably sourced.

How to choose bedsheets that are right for you

Bed sheets are a big part of your sleeping experience, however, when it comes to choosing the right one in New Zealand the sheer quantity of choices makes the decision hard. If you start by focusing on the type of material you might want, this will help narrow the choices down considerably. By then focusing on those with higher GSM and thread counts, good indicators of quality, you’ll then have an even better and shorter list to choose from. You can then look at things like styling and sustainability or practical elements like longevity and ease of use and cleaning to inform your final decision.