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Bedgear products

About Bedgear

Pillows come in sizes, not one size

This is the part most people have never been told. Bedgear pillows are made in several lofts, and the right one depends on your shoulder width and the position you sleep in. Side sleepers need enough height to fill the gap between the ear and the shoulder so the neck stays in line with the spine. Back sleepers need noticeably less. Stomach sleepers need the flattest option there is. Buying the wrong loft is why so many people conclude they are simply bad at sleeping.

Come try a few. Lying down on a pillow for thirty seconds in our Richmond showroom settles the question faster than any description, and the Bedgear pillow range is set up so you can compare lofts side by side. If you want to see everything we carry across every brand, start with pillows.

Sheets built to move heat and moisture

Bedgear sheet fabrics are engineered to pull moisture off the skin and let it evaporate rather than sit in the weave. Hyper-Cotton has a soft, broken-in hand feel with a lot of stretch, which is why the fitted sheets go on easily and stay put. Dri-Tec and Ver-Tex run cooler to the touch and suit people who wake up damp. If you sleep hot, sheets are the cheapest fix to try before you replace anything larger, and they pair naturally with cooling mattresses for hot sleepers. Browse the wider sheet sets if you want to compare against the other lines we stock.

Protectors that do not ruin the feel of the bed

  • Standard protectors guard the surface against spills and body oils while staying breathable, which is the usual warranty requirement on a new mattress.
  • Encasements zip around the entire mattress rather than covering the top, the right choice if allergens or bugs are the concern.
  • Performance versions add the same moisture-moving fabrics as the sheets, so the protector does not trap the heat the mattress is trying to release.
  • Compare the full range of mattress protectors before deciding, since the fit matters as much as the fabric.

Finishing the bed

Blankets and throws round out the range, and the beauty line covers pillowcases aimed at hair and skin. If you are putting a whole bedroom together at once, the full bedding collection is the easier place to shop, and staff in any of our showrooms can match protectors and sheets to the specific mattress you own so nothing you buy voids a warranty or fights the bed underneath it.

Questions, answered

What makes Bedgear pillows different from ordinary pillows?
Bedgear builds pillows around loft, airflow and moisture rather than fill weight. Most Performance pillows are sold in numbered heights from 0.0 to 3.0, so you choose the loft that matches how you sleep instead of guessing. Covers use Dri-Tec to wick sweat or Ver-Tex for instant cooling, and the whole range is on the floor in Richmond, Katy and Rosenberg.
Which Bedgear pillow is best for side sleepers?
A higher loft, because on your side the gap between your shoulder and your ear is at its widest and a flat pillow lets the neck drop out of line. The Cuddle Curve shapes, Balance, Flow and Storm Cuddle Curve, are contoured to fill that gap, and the Balance 3.X Cuddle Curve is the tallest of them. A coach can put a number on your loft in about a minute.
Which Bedgear pillow sleeps the coolest?
The Night Ice Performance pillow, which pairs cooling gel with Bedgear's React fill. The Aspen uses a Dri-Tec cover to pull sweat away and the Storm pillows add an instant-cooling cover. If you want another cooling layer, the Ver-Tex and Dri-Tec pillowcase sets are sold here too, and there are Storm, Flow and Mavericks Night Ice travel versions.
What is the difference between Bedgear Dri-Tec and Ver-Tex?
Dri-Tec is the moisture story and Ver-Tex is the cooling one. Dri-Tec wicks sweat off the skin so it evaporates, which suits anyone who wakes up damp. Ver-Tex uses an instant-cooling fabric that pulls heat away on contact, which suits hot sleepers and hot rooms. Both run across sheets, pillowcases and mattress protectors, so you can mix them.
Does Bedgear make mattresses as well as bedding?
Yes. Nine Bedgear Performance mattresses sit in this collection: the M3 and M5 and their Night Ice versions, the H, H2 and H Pillowtop, the S Performance and the X1 Kids mattress. They use the same airflow and moisture-moving materials as the bedding, and they are set up on the floor in Richmond, Katy and Rosenberg so you can feel the difference.
Which Bedgear sheet set should I choose?
Pick by fabric rather than thread count. Hyper-Cotton blends bamboo and cotton for airflow, Dri-Tec wicks moisture and is the one set with a deep-pocket option, Ver-Tex cools on contact, Hyper-Linen gives a relaxed linen feel with a patented Powerband that stops corners popping off, and Hyper-Wool Flannel is the cool-weather choice.
Can I try Bedgear products in the showroom?
Yes, and with pillows it matters more than with almost anything else in a bedroom. Tell a Certified Sleep Science Coach in Richmond, Katy or Rosenberg how you sleep and your usual t-shirt size and they will fit your loft, then you can feel the sheet and protector fabrics in the same visit. Showrooms open Monday to Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12-5.