Royal MicroLux Sheets and Pillowcases, White. These White luxury bed linen are created using the ultimate Microlux fabric, which is made with thousands of soft microfibers creating the ultimate comfort that compares to T-1000 linens. These 120 gsm microfiber sheets are more durable than the typical 90 gsm microfiber sheet on the market.
The innovative MicroLux™ fabic not only provides the best comfort, but saves time and money by drying quicker and lasting up to two times longer than blended cotton/poly linens in the institutional and commercial laundering process.
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What is Microfiber?
The term "microfiber" refers to any synethetic fiber that has a diameter less than ten microfibers, which is known as one denier. Microfiber can be made of polyester, polyamides, acrylic, viscose, modal, lyocell, nylon, and more. Microfiber is most popularly made using a blend of polyester and nylon.
Microfiber Sheets Versus Cotton Sheets
Microfiber is lightweight and has moisture-wicking qualities. They also trap heat, which is ideal for colder temperatures and cold sleepers. Microfiber bed sheets are typically thinner than cotton, but are still durable. Microfiber sheets are usually woven using a percale weave or a sateen weave. The more tightly the microfiber threads are woven, the longer lasting it will be after multiple washings. They are easy to clean and have less shrinkage than cotton sheets.
Cotton sheets are breathable and cool-tempered. Cotton bedsheets are ideal for those with allergies, as they're made with all natural materials. Cotton gets softer after every wash, but is not as durable as microfiber after consistent washings. Cotton is better than microfiber at regulating sleeping temperature and also tends to stain less.
Customer Testimonial
"Microfiber sheets are perfect for patient beds. They're soft and easy to maintain (and also last a veeery long time). Changed all our beds to microfiber fitted sheets and not going back. Highly recommend to any clinic or practice."
Buying Guides
See our buying guides below for more helpful information to help you in purchasing the sheets that best meet your needs:
What is the Difference Between Percale and Sateen Sheets?
How Important is Thread Count?
Wash Instructions for Cotton Blended Sheets
What Are the Softest Sheets on a Budget?
What Are the Best 100% Cotton Sheets?
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