Spring And Summer Bedding

Spring and summer bedding can help you refresh your sleep space for the changing seasons. Explore a selection of bedding styles, colors and materials to find options that complement your bedroom and support your seasonal routine.

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Sleepy's Deluxe Cool Stretch Sheet Set

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$129⁹⁹

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Sleepy's Signature Silky Smooth Sheet Set

1152

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$99⁹⁹

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Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Breeze Cooling Sheet Set

196

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$419⁰⁰

Sleepy's Signature Cloud Puffer Comforter Set

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$206⁹⁹

$229⁹⁹

$23 OFF

Cozy Earth Bamboo Sheet Set

11554

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$338⁰⁰

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Rest Evercool Comforter

8982

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$179⁰⁰

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Cozy Earth Bamboo Duvet Cover

1516

Starting at

$308⁰⁰

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Rest Evercool Sheet Set

308

Starting at

$279⁰⁰

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Rest Evercool Bedding Bundle

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$289⁰⁰

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Sealy Ellenton II 12" Medium Mattress

Starting at

$849⁰⁰

Medium Comfort, best for

Back, Side, Stomach Sleepers
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Sleepy's Basics Cozy Gauze Quilt Set

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$134⁹⁹

$179⁹⁹

$45 OFF

Sleepy's Signature Cotton Percale Comforter Set

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$183⁹⁹

$229⁹⁹

$46 OFF

Sleepy's Basics Crinkle Garment Wash Comforter Set

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$143⁹⁹

$179⁹⁹

$36 OFF

Sleepy's Basics Cozy Gauze Comforter Set

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$149⁹⁹

$199⁹⁹

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Sleepy's Signature Diamond Washed Cotton Quilt Set

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$263⁹⁹

$329⁹⁹

$66 OFF

Sleepy's Signature Cotton Percale Quilt Set

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$223⁹⁹

$279⁹⁹

$56 OFF

Sleepy's Signature Oversized Cotton Percale Comforter Set

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$239⁹⁹

$299⁹⁹

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Lusome Temperature Regulating Sheets

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$358⁰⁰

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Dr. Weil 3 Piece Sonoran Bedding Bundle

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$655⁰⁰

Bedgear Cotton Sheet Set

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$199⁹⁹

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Dr. Weil Sonoran Duvet Cover

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$325⁰⁰

Bedgear Ver-Tex 2.0 Sheet Set

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$329⁹⁹

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Bedgear Duvet and 2pc Sham Set

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$365⁴⁹

$429⁹⁹

$65 OFF

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Bedgear Ver-Tex Performance Mattress Protector

165

Starting at

$299⁹⁹

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Sleepy's Basics Microfiber Sheet Set

272

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$49⁹⁹

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Stearns & Foster Reserve Duet 17" Firm Euro Pillow Top Mattress

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$6499⁰⁰

$7199⁰⁰

$700 OFF

Firm Comfort, best for

Back, Stomach Sleepers
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Spring and summer bedding is designed to make the bed feel lighter, airier and easier to adjust as the weather warms. A comfortable setup often begins with the layer closest to your skin, since sheets can have a noticeable effect on how warm or cool you feel during the night. Cotton percale has a crisp, matte finish and a cool hand that many hot sleepers appreciate, while linen is naturally breathable, moisture-wicking and known for becoming softer with each wash. Cotton gauze offers another relaxed option, with an open, airy texture that feels light without looking unfinished. When comparing materials, consider more than thread count. Fiber, weave, weight and finish all influence how a fabric feels and how well it allows air to circulate. A very dense fabric may feel smooth but hold more warmth, while a lighter weave can encourage ventilation around the body. Natural wrinkles in linen or cotton gauze are part of their casual character, making them a good fit for bedrooms with an easy, lived-in look. For shoppers who prefer a neater appearance, percale or a lightly textured cotton layer can provide a crisp finish without the heavier feel associated with cold-weather bedding. The best choice also depends on sleep habits, room temperature and personal comfort. Someone who tends to wake up warm may prefer breathable sheets and a low-weight top layer, while a person who gets chilly in the early morning may benefit from keeping a thin blanket nearby for flexible layering. During the cooler months, these lighter pieces can still earn a place on the bed beneath a warmer layer or folded at the foot for easy changes when the temperature shifts.

Building a seasonal bed does not require replacing everything at once. Start by switching out heavy flannel or thick winter layers for breathable sheets, then add a lightweight quilt, coverlet or duvet cover with a lower-weight insert. This approach creates a bed that can adapt from a warm afternoon to a cooler night without relying on one bulky layer. Layering is also useful for guest rooms, where visitors may have different preferences and may not be familiar with the temperature in the space. A neatly folded throw at the end of the bed offers warmth without overwhelming the room, while extra shams or decorative pillows can introduce soft pastels, clear blues, botanical patterns or other fresh accents. If the room already has a strong color scheme, neutral bedding can keep the look calm and let a smaller accent provide seasonal interest. If the furnishings are simple, a textured coverlet or patterned pillow can add dimension without making the bed feel busy. Consider the practical details as well. Look for easy-care materials if the bedding will be washed frequently, and check the care instructions before choosing delicate fibers or decorative finishes. Deep-pocket sheets can be helpful for taller mattresses or beds with a topper, while fitted pieces with secure elastic are less likely to shift during the night. The right size matters for top layers, too: generous dimensions allow a quilt or coverlet to drape comfortably, while an oversized layer may bunch or trail onto the floor. For a bed that needs to feel inviting through changing seasons, a simple combination of breathable sheets, one adaptable top layer and a washable accent is often more useful than a crowded stack of blankets.

Lightweight bedding can be especially practical for people who sleep warm, live in a humid climate, share a bed with someone who prefers a different temperature or want an uncomplicated way to refresh a bedroom. It can also make a thoughtful housewarming, wedding or graduation gift because it combines everyday comfort with a visible update to the room. A neutral sheet set or versatile quilt is easy to coordinate with existing furniture, while softly colored shams or a textured throw can give a guest room, dorm room or first apartment a finished feel. For children and teens, breathable layers can be easier to manage than a heavy comforter, especially when the bedroom temperature changes overnight. In a vacation home or guest space, washable cotton layers offer a welcoming feel and practical rotation between stays. Before choosing, think about the sleeper’s usual experience: a person who wakes with warm shoulders may need lighter layers near the torso, while someone who likes a tucked-in bed may prefer a breathable top layer with enough drape to stay in place. It can help to touch fabrics in natural light, compare their weight in your hands and imagine how each one will feel after repeated washing rather than judging appearance alone. Seasonal bedding does not have to look overtly tropical or tied to a short period of the year. Crisp neutrals, washed blues, gentle greens and natural textures can feel fresh in spring and summer while remaining comfortable and attractive as the weather cools. Explore the collection of Summer Bedding to find breathable layers and easy accents for a bed that feels restful, flexible and ready for everyday use.

What bedding is best for spring and summer? + -

Spring and summer bedding often includes lightweight sheets, breathable blankets, quilts and coverlets. Look for materials such as cotton, linen or bamboo blends to create a comfortable, seasonal sleep setup.

How should I layer bedding for spring and summer? + -

Start with a fitted sheet and top sheet, then add a lightweight blanket, quilt or coverlet. Layering makes it easy to adjust your bedding as temperatures and preferences change.

What bedding materials are popular for warmer seasons? + -

Cotton, linen and bamboo-blend bedding are popular choices for spring and summer. Each material offers a distinct texture and look, so consider the feel, weave and care instructions when choosing.

How can I style my bed for spring and summer? + -

Create a seasonal look with lighter colors, natural textures and breathable layers. Pair neutral sheets with a patterned quilt or add decorative pillows and a folded throw for a fresh, finished appearance.

How do I care for spring and summer bedding? + -

Follow the care instructions on each bedding label. Wash sheets and blankets regularly, use the recommended water temperature and drying method, and store seasonal pieces in a clean, dry place when they are not in use.