Best Bedding Sets for Cooler Fall Nights

What is a Bedding Set?

What comes in a bedding set has changed over the years as people look to customize their bed to their own temperature and aesthetic preferences, but generally speaking, a bedding set usually includes (or you should plan to buy):

• A flat sheet;
• A fitted sheet;
• A quilt, duvet or coverlet;
• Two to four pillowcases (Two shams, two regular pillowcases).

As we turn toward cooler temperatures, it makes sense to outfit your bed with the pieces that will keep you toasty all night. For the transitions between seasons, sometimes all you need is an extra throw blanket, but those gearing up for long winter nights might want to layer on flannel sheets, a thermal blanket, a down comforter or more.

When shopping for a warm bedding set, fabrics are key. Look for fabrics that insulate, but don’t overheat. For sheets, consider flannel, brushed cotton (instead of crispier, cooler percale) or linen. Texture can add coziness and warmth too: Faux fur, waffle-weaves, velvet and so on. Blankets may transition from light cotton coverlets to down comforters, which vary in price and warmth. And, not surprisingly, these materials can be more costly than a basic cotton sheet and blanket set, so a little research and budget planning is a smart move before you click, “Add to Cart.”

Here are a few of our favorite options for fall and winter bedding, from total bed sets to customizable extras that cater to your heat preferences.

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