The Best Striped Bedding to Elevate Your Bedroom’s Style

After our commerce director Mark tested these cooling eucalyptus sheets at his home, they became his solution to struggling to fall asleep on hot summer nights. Now they're available in pink, gray, and blue stripe options to add a little variety to your bedspread. Just be sure to wash them before using them because that helps the eucalyptus fabric become softer and sturdier.

Boll & Branch likens the texture of their cotton percale fabric to a "crisp button down shirt," although we'd say these sheets are even more comfortable and cozy to wrap yourself up in. The double-line style of the pinstripes is subtle but will go a long way toward elevating your entire bedroom. See why Boll & Branch made our Best Organic Cotton Sheets List.

Show off your stripes on the top of your bedspread with this duvet cover in wide blue and white stripes. Made from cotton percale for increased durability, so the cute rickrack (the wavy trim sewn into the middle of the cover) stays with you for years. Bonus: these are currently on sale in all sizes — $90 off for queen size!

The great thing about getting a patterned comforter is that it won't look out of place whether you choose to use it with or without a duvet cover. This striped model contains recycled polyester fiber fill and is currently on sale in full, queen, and king sizes.

Upgrade your entire bed in one fell swoop with this complete linen bedding set that includes a duvet cover, four pillowcases, and both flat and fitted sheets. The Citizenry is known for sourcing exceptional textiles (the linen in these sheets was woven in Portugal's oldest family-owned mill) and paying workers fair wages, so the price reflects those values. This extra-narrow stripe pattern also hides any wear extremely well. Read more about them in our Best Linen Sheets List.

If you or your bedroom have a tendency to overheat, try using a lightweight blanket at night instead of sleeping under a duvet. This elegantly simple cotton blanket is perfect for summer nights and was made at a family-owned textile factory in New England.

We love the speckled look that natural flax fabric brings to this striped duvet cover. Linen is a comfortable material to sleep under in both warm and cold weather, so you can keep this cover on your bed year-round. Grab a set of matching pillow shams for $45–$50 extra. Read our review of the sheets here.

When our former editor Jasmine tried Brooklinen's Core sheets at home, she liked that they made her bed a more cozy place to sleep and found them to get softer — and even more comfortable — after every wash. This breton stripe pattern is timeless and, as a plus, is 10-percent off right now.

Right now you can save an average of 40 percent on these light and breezy linen bedding sets, no matter which size bed you're shopping for. And while Quince routinely surprises us by offering luxe blankets and bedding at affordable prices, there's an additional surprise here: four different stripe colors to choose from! Read our full review of the sheets here.

Egyptian cotton is an ideal choice for bedding because it provides an outstanding combination of strength and softness. Outfit your bed in Mid-Blue or Soft Gray stripes, and if you're not totally happy you have up to an entire year to return your sheet set and get all of your money back.

When regular comforters feel too heavy or keep you too warm, a lightweight comforter will give you a better balance of snuggliness and breathability. This playful striped one comes in eight colors — with different sized stripes on each side of the comforter — and can be used on its own or inside a duvet cover.

We write a lot about products for hot sleepers, but sometimes you want your bed to keep you warm, and that's when you reach for flannel. This weighty set is guaranteed to be cozy and comforting all year-round, and the brushed flannel texture naturally reduces pilling (which helps your sheets last longer). See why Coyuchi made our Best Flannel Sheets List.

Because these sheets were made using a dobby weaving technique, the stripes are essentially woven into the fabric. That gives them a more subtle appearance and the characteristic sheen (that also looks quite fancy).

Woven from 100-percent flax fibers, these linen sheets are wonderfully breathable and soft. The widely-spaced stripes are a nice change from more common patterns, and the whole set is OEKO-TEX® certified so the fabric is free from harmful manufacturing chemicals. Read our full review of these sheets here.