COCOONPremium - TravelSheet - - Cotton - Monk's Red - Regular

Got this as a gift for my daughter who is a clean freak. These sheets feel light weight and pack up small so they really are great for traveling. Because they are cotton they feel nice and are easy to take care of. I would recommend this for anyone who travels a lot!

I've used this sheet on my trip around Ireland for 5 weeks and it's really held up. It's lighter than bed sheets, which I like, and it's pretty easy to roll up and put away when the time comes to check out of the hostel. I also really like the sleeve for a pillow...you never know about some of hostels, and the sleeve allows you to sleep on the pillow without actually touching it to your face (I get acne pretty easily with my own pillows, annoying for being 23)In all, I definitely recommend this product - comfortable and light to carry while backpacking!

Great. Invention. Totally worth it--getting it, and the price.At first, I didn't quite understand what went where or how, but after a few uses it will become clearer (I also did not want to examiine it too much in the hostel rooms because that would mean more contact with the floor or beds (they weren't literally dirty, I just still wanted to keep the travelsheet "clean" for my own peace of mind.The pillow cover is incredibly handy, even though I didn't expect to use it.If you flip the travelsheet over, so you're looking at the exterior back side, you will see that the entire top part is a sort of large open pocket. You slide the pillow into this pocket, keeping the pillow only touching the interior of the pocket and the exterior back sheet. Nothing else besides you comes into contact with the interior sides of the sheets if you don't want it to, and when you're folding it up, fold it into itself so that the top side is "kissing" itself, which prevents the interior of the sheet to come in contact with the exterior of the sheet that you were trying to avoid touching in the first place.People have mentioned the difficulty getting it back into the little sack. I did too at first, but here is what you have to do:Lay it out flat, on a bed or on the floor and make sure it is its' rectangular shape. Fold it in half once the long way, like a hot dog bun. Smooth out large bumps or gathers of fabric, and fold it once more the long way. Then, start at the bottom slowly rolling it up, making sure to keep it pretty tight and straight (keep adjusting the sheet as it will not stay completely folded during this process), smoothing out the next part you are going to roll to get the air out. At the end, you will have a cylindrical shape that may seem too big for the sack, but it is not. I usually put it in between my knees so it doesn't unroll as I grab the sack, and work the rolled up sheet into the bag. And Voila!I haven't really used the velcro. It attaches to the top left corner (if looking down at it from above). I would prefer if it attached a little lower down, maybe shoulder height or a little above.

I thought these sheets would be great, but every time I turned over the sheets got all twisted around me. I think it would be better to buy one that is bigger/wider. The material was ok, nothing crazy soft, but decent cotton.

These sheets usually come with zippers but clearly these versions are factory mistakes. They’re a pain the neck to get into. Don’t buy them— the ones with a zipper are ok— at least they’re all cotton

This Cotton Travel Sheet is very comfortable. One could find many uses for this sheet, for travel, naps on the couch, you name it. I'm happy with this purchase.Post Note: Have had this bag for nearly a year, and boy has it come in handy! I now keep it in my overnight case, so when I go somewhere, it goes with me. Now in questionable Hotels, I know that I have clean sheets! Very small when in stuff bag, so it's easy to pack. Oh, great as a sleeping bag liner too even though it won't add much warmth...

My husband has very sensitive skin and always comes home from business trips with skin problems from sleeping on the hotel sheets. This travel sheet worked like a dream for him. The only problem was that he managed to leave it behind on his very first trip! He had the natural, which was a light off-white and blended in a little too easily with the white hotel sheets, so this time I ordered a brighter color in hopes that it won't happen again. He is 6'3" and would have liked a slightly longer sheet (he had the 86"x35"), but found this to be adequate in terms of size, and excellent for his purpose.

Family of four (two teenagers) -- we are using these all over India right now -- on trains, in budget hostels and guest houses, etc. Soft cotton. Feels great. Easy to pack up (just shove back in packet -- no need to even roll nicely) and weighs nothing -- which means a lot with backpacks. pillow cover good option too. It's been great. Perfect for hot monsoon season nights. Worth it in every way.