the A to ZZZZ of bedding.
Brush up on bedding basics. Know what you need
for the sweetest dreams.
Sometimes called duvets, comforters provide the insulation you need for your best rest.
learn moreWant to extend the life of your mattress? Mattress protectors protect your mattress from spills, stains and allergens.
learn moreNext to the mattress, toppers and pads are the foundation of a good sleep.
learn moreNot just for fun fights, the right pillow provides the perfect support for a good night's sleep.
learn moreWhen buying sheets, there are four things to keep in mind: fit, thread count, fabric and construction.
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Sometimes called duvets, comforters provide the insulation you need for your best rest. When buying, the top two things to keep in mind are fill type and warmth level.
all down and down-alternative comfortersThe quantity and quality of your comforter's fill will affect the level of warmth you get from it.
learn more about fill typesComforters come in a range of warmth levels. Think about your sleep preference and how cold your bedroom gets at night.
learn more about warmth levels(duvet covers).
A good comforter cover protects your investment, adds a splash of style to your bedroom and is easy to care for.
comforter covers & duvet coversFeatures like these could make your comforter even more comfortable.
learn more about bonus featureslife preservers.
Want to extend the life of your mattress? You're covered. All you need to know is the size and type of protection you want.
Mattress protectors create a barrier of protection and shield your mattress from allergens, dirt, spills, and nightly wear, often extending the life of the mattress. The fitted construction hugs the mattress tightly for a snug fit. And many stretch to fit different depths.
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Next to the mattress, pads and toppers are the foundation of a good night's sleep. When buying, know the types and your fill preference.
all mattress pads & toppersBoth of these lie on top of your mattress, are removable and offer another layer of comfort and protection. Pads add comfort and they can extend the life of your mattress. Toppers provide a more luxurious rest with foam options.
learn more about pads & toppersLook for these special features for added protection and an easier fit.
learn more about bonus featuresnot just fluff.
Knowing your preference for firmness and fill will help you find the right pillow for a perfect night's sleep.
all pillowsAre you a back sleeper? A side or stomach sleeper? Or all the above? Knowing your sleep style is the first step in finding the perfect pillow.
learn more about pillow typesLook for special features that can fluff up your pillow.
learn more about bonus featuresThe quantity and quality of your pillow's fill can make or break a good night's rest.
learn more about fillingHelp your pillow last. Pillow protectors guard against spills, reduce allergens, are washable and extend the life of your pillow.
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When buying sheets, there are four things to keep in mind: mattress depth, thread count, fabric and construction.
all sheetsMattress depths can range from 9-22''. Measure your mattress for the best sheet fit.
sheet size chartTypically, the higher the thread count, the denser and smoother the sheet will feel. But a high thread count alone is not a perfect indicator of quality. Many factors, including the type of cotton and weave, can affect a sheet's softness and durability.
When it comes to sheet comfort, consider cotton, cotton-rich blends and polyester.
learn more about fabricWhether knit or woven, each type of construction provides its own feel and benefits.
learn more about constructionSpecial features can help give your bed a more polished look.
learn more about bonus featuresquality quest.
Bedding is available in a range of quality. Consider where and how often it will be used and go from there.
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better. Target HomeWith this trusted brand, you get excellent quality for a good price. Durable construction holds up to use by the entire family. It's decorative and flexible for easy accenting or layering with existing bedding. And care's a cinch.
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good. Room EssentialsIt's surprising the quality of bedding you can get at great, low prices. It's functional, durable and easy to care for—great for college dorms or first apartments.
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bedding glossary.
With all sorts of products and features to choose from, it helps to know common bedding terms you may come across.
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baffle box.
In comforters and mattress toppers, this type of construction traps the filling in stitched channels to help maintain loft and prevent shifting or bunching.
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duvet.
Often used as another word for a comforter, provides the insulation you need for a good night's sleep.
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duvet cover.
A comforter's protective, removable cover. Sold separately and decorative in nature.
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Egyptian cotton.
Cultivated mainly in the Nile River Valley in Egypt, this grade of cotton boasts the longest and strongest fibers.
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fill power.
A number that denotes the quality of down. The higher the fill power, the fluffier the clusters and the better the insulation and warmth it provides.
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gusset.
An extra piece of fabric that can be sewn around the edge of a pillow to enhance its ergonomic quality.
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mattress pad.
A pad, often made of cotton or polyester that covers the top of your mattress for added protection. It also provides a layer of softness, comfort and support.
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mattress topper.
A thicker pad—constructed of foam, fiber or down—that sits on top of your mattress and adjusts to the contours of your body for optimum comfort and support. King-size toppers can also seamlessly connect two twin mattresses.
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memory foam.
A synthetic material that evenly distributes weight, relieving stress on the body's pressure points. It's hypoallergenic, making it a great pick for sneezy sleepers.
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thread count.
Typically, the higher the thread count, the denser and smoother the sheet will feel. But a high thread count alone is not a perfect indicator of quality, as many factors, including the type of cotton and weave, can affect a sheet's softness and durability.
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skirt.
Attached to the bottom of a mattress pad or topper, the skirt is the material that wraps around the side of the mattress. For the most snug fit, ensure the depth of the skirt aligns with the depth of your mattress.