May bedding sales − selected by a sleep writer and sales hunter

Mellanni Queen Sheet Set | Was $50.97, now $32.85 at Amazon
Everybody's favorite affordable bed sheets are back, with a 33% discount for Amazon Spring Deals Day. The Mellanni Queen Sheet Set boasts more than 250,000 five-star ratings on Amazon, praising its comfort and durability.

Nappler Cooling Pillow | Was $38.99, now $31.10 at Amazon
Filled with shredded memory foam and wrapped in breathable bamboo, the Nappler Cooling Pillow makes it feel like you're lying on the fresh side of the bed. It's totally adjustable, too, to reach the optimum loft for front, back, and side sleepers.

Bedsure Duvet Cover | Was $45.99, now $39.09 at Amazon
This boho chic duvet cover proves that Amazon bedding can be pretty, as well as practical. It comes in a wide range of shades to complement every bedroom color palette, with intricate geometric tufting to add depth and dimension.

Utopia Bedding Comforter Duvet Insert |Was $41.99, now $26.49 at Amazon
This comforter comes with corner tabs, so you can easily attach a duvet cover, but I think it looks just as good on its own. The box-style stitching adds interest to the white canvas, and helps to keep the fiberfill evenly distributed throughout the duvet.

Oaskys Mattress Pad | Was $79.99, now $36.04 at Amazon
If you're keen to upgrade your sleep, but your budget can't stretch to the best mattress, you should invest in a premium mattress pad. Something like the Oaskys Mattress Pad could transform your sleep for a fraction of the price of a brand new bed. 

EMME Cooling Throw Blanket | Was $49.89, now $39.89 at Amazon
If you suffer from night sweats or hot flashes, you need this blanket. Made from 100% cotton, it's designed to dissipate heat and wick moisture to keep you just the right side of cool and comfortable.

Bearhug Electric Heated Blanket | Was $79.99, now $61.19 at Amazon
You might lie at the opposite end of the spectrum: perhaps you wake up in a cold sweat, or you live in a cooler climate. You might appreciate a heated blanket, instead. This cozy throw features 10 heat settings to help you find and maintain your optimal temperature.

Hanherry Waterproof Mattress Protector | Was $33.99, now $22.98 at Amazon
Like all the best mattress protectors, this lightweight layer acts as a barrier between your bed and your body. You can safeguard your mattress from spills, stains, and sweat with the Hanherry Waterproof Mattress Protector.

APSMILE Down Comforter | Was $145.00, now $114.99 at Amazon
Most of the comforters you find on Amazon are filled with down alternative. Good news for vegan shoppers and sensitive sleepers, but far less suitable for making the bed. Luckily, this Down Comforter has plenty of natural loft.

Luxury Cloud Bed Pillows | Was $64.99, now $44.99 at Amazon
Soft yet supportive, the Luxury Cloud Bed Pillows are suitable for front, back, and side sleepers alike. They're made to mold to the shape of your head and shoulders, then spring back into place in the morning.

Luxe Sateen Core Sheet Set | Was $189.00, now $160.65 at Brooklinen
These sheets are some of Brooklinen's best sellers, and for good reason. Made from long-staple cotton and woven into silky sateen, these sheets should feel soft and smooth against your skin and catch the light to create a lustrous sheen. The Luxe Sateen Core Sheet Set comes in a wide range of colors, prints, and patterns to suit every bedroom. 

Bamboo Sheet Set | Was $375, now $296 at Cozy Earth
Naturally moisture-wicking and antimicrobial, these bamboo bed sheets are build to bust the bacteria that breeds in hot, damp environments, such as bedrooms, and keep you just the right side of warm and dry.

AiryWeight Eucalyptus Sheet Set | Was $185.00, now $166.50 at Sijo
Eucalyptus is naturally thermoregulating, hypoallergenic, and an eco-friendly option for sustainable shoppers. It's a lot like bamboo, only much cheaper: even more so when you shop the Sleep Week sales at Sijo.

Sage & White Bedding Bundle | Was $630, now $453.60 at Bed Threads
Don't get me wrong: $450 is still a lot to spend on bedding, but you get more for your money when you shop at Bed Threads. You get a fitted sheet, a flat sheet, a duvet cover, and no fewer than four pillowcases in any color you choose, from serene sage and white to earthy shades of clay and terracotta.

Egyptian Cotton Bed Sheets | Was $140, now $119 at Silk & Snow
This set is woven from long-staple Egyptian cotton for strength and softness. Each flat sheet, fitted sheet, and pillowcase comes in a range of cute pastels. If you like the look, you can shop the matching duvet set and shams for less during Sleep Week.

Organic Relaxed Linen Sheet Set | Was $538.00, now $430.40 at Coyuchi
Forget everything you think you know about linen. These sheets aren't scratchy: they're finished with plant-based softener and should only get softer with successive washes. They might not lie as nicely as cotton percale, but they're expertly finished with neat pick stitching.

Cloud Comforter | Was $195.00, now $156 at Buffy
This down alternative comforter boasts tens of thousands of five-star reviews on the Buffy site, and it's not hard to see why. Filled with highly breathable eucalyptus lyocell and wrapped in a cotton sateen shell, the Cloud Comforter looks as good as it feels.

Brooklinen Down Comforter | Was $269.00, now $254.15 at Brooklinen
Brooklinen know a thing or two about custom comfort. This down duvet insert comes in three weights to suit all sorts of sleepers. I'm testing their All-Season Down Comforter right now, and I can't recommend it highly enough to hot and cool sleepers alike.

Deluxe Washable Wool Comforter | Was $500, now $325 at Woolroom
I know it sounds strange, but stay with me: wool is the best material to sleep under in summer. It's naturally thermoregulating to dissipate heat and wick moisture, while keeping you just the right side of cool and comfortable. This wool comforter might seem expensive, but I like to think of it as an investment.

Company Conscious Down Comforter | Was $299.00, now $224.25 at The Company Store
If you're a cold sleeper, or you live in a cooler climate, you might appreciate this warmer, weightier comforter. It's filled with a unique blend of virgin and recycled down to minimize waste and maximize warmth. This comforter features corner loops, so it doubles up as a duvet insert.

Silk Comforter | Was $845, now $668 at Cozy Earth
If you have some cash to spare, and you want to spend it on something luxurious, consider the Cozy Earth Silk Comforter. It's soft to the touch, with a smooth, sateen weave to protect the silk and glide against your skin.

PlushComfort Pillow | Buy 1, get 1 50% off at Sleep Number
The PlushComfort Pillow comes in three distinct styles to suit different sleepers. The Classic Pillow is best for stomach sleepers, while back sleepers might appreciate the extra elevation of the Curved Pillow. For side sleepers, I suggest the Ultimate Pillow, which comes with three removable inserts so that you can set your ideal pillow height.

Brooklinen Down Pillow | Was $109.00, now $92.65 at Brooklinen
I just finished testing the Brooklinen Down Pillow in Mid-Plush. I found it soft, yet supportive, with sufficient squish to flatten out to suit me as a stomach sleeper. You could save $10 and go for the Plush or spend another $10 to get the Firm Pillow.

Easy Breather Pillow | Was $119.00, now $95.20 at Nest Bedding
This is the ultimate adjustable pillow. As you unzip the cover, you can reach right down inside the pillow and pick out handfuls of fill until the pillow reaches your desired height and feel. Just make sure you find somewhere to store that surplus fluff. 

Down Alternative Pillow | Was $65.00, now $55.25 at Brooklinen
This pillow is stuffed with eco-friendly fill, repurposed from plastic bottles, and wrapped in a silky smooth cotton sateen shell. You can shop the Down Alternative Pillow in Standard and King sizes, or as a Euro sham for a throw pillow. 

Sealy Essentials Cool Touch Memory Foam Pillows | Was $39.99, now $35.99 at Amazon
This pillow was already affordable. Now that the Sleep Week sales are starting, it's an absolute steal. This memory foam pillow is infused with a cooling gel so that you always feel like you're sleeping on the fresh side of the bed.

Luxome Weighted Blanket | Was $165, now $125 at Luxome
Luxome has converted me. I was a total skeptic, and now I'm a weighted blanket convert. I think it's because of the weight distribution, which is optimized for the perfect ratio of fabric to microplastic. That means no lumps, no bumps, and no cold patches.

Waffle Throw Blanket | Was $149, now $142 at Boll & Branch
Crafted from organic cotton, this throw blanket is surprisingly lightweight. You could use it as a quilt in the summer or as an additional layer in the colder months. The ribs and ridges of the waffle knit provide touchable texture, adding dimension to your bedspread.

Cashmere-Lambswool Throw Blanket | Was $199.00, now $169.15 at Brooklinen
Spun by hand in a 100-year-old family mill, this cashmere-lambswool throw blanket is expertly made and lovingly finished. I like the camel color best, but you could shop it in heather gray, midnight blue, merlot red, or ivory, too.

Bamboo Crystal Weighted Blanket | Was $266.07, now $167.00 at Sunday Citizen
The worst thing about weighted blankets is that they tend to trap heat: it's the work of all that heavy fabric. Luckily, the Bamboo Crystal Weighted Blanket incorporates a naturally cooling cover to take the heat off.