I received a sample for review purposes. All opinions are honest and my own.
Have you ever slept on bamboo sheets? They feel so soft and cool! I was glad I got the opportunity to review these bamboo bedding sheets by Cariloha. They are a dream! They would make awesome gifts for the holidays!
These are crazy soft, made of viscose from bamboo. They are the Resort Bamboo Bed Sheets. I got them in color Shoreline Gray and they are lovely. Gray is one of my favorite colors to have in my bedroom. I had the perfect down alternative blanket that would go great with these. Now that is the combo that is on my bed, it matches perfectly!
Bamboo sheets are awesome because they help you stay cool or warm, depending on the season. Did you know that bamboo is 3 degrees cooler than cotton, and wicks away moisture from body? I like to stay cool when I sleep, I even have some gel pillows to help. With these I don't as hot when I use others. Plus you can use these year round.
These have a sateen finish and I tell you, they are soft! They feel silky but are not slippery at all. Plus bamboo is naturally hypoallergenic and anti-bacterial. That's pretty cool. They are easy to care for too, they have odor resisting properties. Let's not forget that bamboo is sustainable and environmental friendly.
I would love to have more of these for the home, I will definitely be considering purchasing more sets in the future. It is totally worth it, once you try these, you too will be convinced.
About Cariloha
Caribbean style and Hawaiian aloha were the inspiration behind Cariloha – a combination of the two words. With more than 20 years vacationing, working and serving in the Caribbean and Hawaiian Islands and the cruise ship ports throughout the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexican Rivera and Bahamas, the Cariloha team became steeped in the culture and lifestyle of the islands and the beachfront shopping experience. Not forgetting what inspired us in the first place, we went back to the drawing board to create something all our own – a unique niche in the marketplace that would more fully capture what we and others wanted from their island vacations. Because the islands are always hot and humid, and everyone wants to wear something cool and refreshing, we began developing fabrics that would best fit our needs, hitting it off with a proprietary blend of bamboo, a unique alternative that would quench Cariloha’s thirst for the islands. We always knew bamboo as a hard, woody plant that was green and good for the environment, but it could also be made into ultra-soft clothing, bedding, and bath goods that rivaled the softness of cashmere and silk. Bamboo is 3 degrees cooler than cotton and wicks moisture away from your body. It even helps repel odors and allergens. We didn’t waste time in developing an entire line of bamboo products that would keep you as soft and cool as the Caribbean breeze on a hot summer day. We knew we’d found the right pathway for Cariloha to take root. We adjusted our store build-outs, promotions and marketing programs to reflect the soft, cool, clean and green nature of bamboo, and created unique bamboo educational displays and fixtures, which help inform customers on the unique bamboo features, benefits and properties. Cariloha has now opened over 50 full, stand-alone stores in 14 countries, and has introduced an entire line of bamboo products, including apparel, bedding, bath goods, accessories, fitness wear, handbags and more all made of bamboo. Today, Cariloha is the only multi-store retailer in the world to provide an entire store experience that’s completely merchandised with products made from Cariloha bamboo. An ever-growing rich supply of bamboo makes it possible for Cariloha to continue offering an exclusive collection of bamboo products all enjoying the soft touch and green ‘footprint’ of this renewable resource.
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*Disclaimer: As mentioned above I received product in order for review. I was under no obligation to write a positive review in exchange for the product, my opinion is my own. I was not financially compensated for this post.
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