Award-Winning Hybrid Mattress

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   Is your Bamboo fabric better for hot sleepers than Modal?

   If you're comparing bamboo-derived viscose and modal, the difference for hot sleepers is usually fairly small. Both are regenerated cellulose fibers that tend to be softer and more breathable than many synthetic fabrics.

   In general:

   • Bamboo-derived viscose often feels a bit cooler and silkier against the skin, and many people find it does a good job wicking moisture.
   • Modal is also very breathable and moisture-wicking, but it may feel slightly warmer or denser depending on the knit and fabric weight.
   • The biggest factor is often the fabric construction (jersey vs. sateen, thread count, GSM/weight) rather than whether it's bamboo or modal.

   For someone who sleeps hot:

   • If both fabrics are similar in weight and weave, bamboo viscose may have a slight edge in its cool-to-the-touch feel.
   • If the modal fabric is lighter or looser woven, it could actually sleep cooler than a heavier bamboo fabric.

   So the answer is: possibly, but not by a dramatic margin. If staying cool is your top priority, I'd pay closer attention to:

   1. Fabric weight (lighter is usually cooler).
   2. Weave/knit.
   3. Whether it's blended with cotton or synthetics.
   4. The mattress protector and comforter you're using, which often have a bigger impact on sleeping temperature than the sheets themselves.

   If you were referring to a specific brand's "Bamboo" fabric versus its "Modal" fabric, let me know the brand or product, and I can compare those specific materials.

   

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