Cooling Fitted Sheet for the Sleep Again Pillow System
Description
NEW Cooling Fitted Sheet for the Sleep Again Pillow System is made for the hot sleepers! This luxurious fitted sheet is specifically designed to fit around your Sleep Again Pillow System and keeps your pillows perfectly in place throughout the night. Comfortable and cooling, this sheet is also easy to remove and wash.
- Keeps your pillows and wedges in the optimal position for your individual comfort
- Cooling jacquard
- Machine washable
Why It Matters
NEW Cooling Fitted Sheet for the Sleep Again Pillow System is made for the hot sleepers! This luxurious fitted sheet is specifically designed to fit around your Sleep Again Pillow System and keeps your pillows perfectly in place throughout the night. Comfortable and cooling, this sheet is also easy to remove and wash.
- Keeps your pillows and wedges in the optimal position for your individual comfort
- Cooling jacquard
- Machine washable
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