All-Season Comfort: Most sheets are only comfortable in the winter or the summer, but Jax Sheets are incredibly thermoregulating, which means they will keep you comfortable in the cold and hot months. This benefit means you don't have to keep switching between sheets based on the season. 

Less Laundry: Bedsheets are supposed to be washed every week, but that's not eco-friendly or time-friendly, so we made sure ours could go longer. Now, if you're a busy individual, someone with limited mobility, or just hate laundry, you can worry less about laundry and focus more on enjoying your life. 

Amazing Softness From Day One: Cotton, Linen, Hemp, and other popular types of sheets require you to wash it a dozen times to get them to be comfortable. Thankfully, Jax Sheets come out of the packaging astonishingly soft, and they keep their softness for the life of the sheets.  

Great For Your Skin: Microfiber and other popular types of sheets are a breeding ground for bacteria that leads to acne breakouts, allergies, and skin irritations. On the other hand, Jax Sheets are hypoallergenic and anti-bacterial, so you don't have to worry about your sheets being the cause of other health issues. 

No More Pilling: Don't you hate when your brand new sheets start pilling after a few washes? Well, thanks to our ultra-refined material and high quality control, you will never have to worry about pilling when it comes to Jax Sheets. 

Sheets that don't come off: Lastly, one of the most requested benefit while developing Jax Sheets were fitted sheets that don't come off while you're sleeping. Well, we've created a unique elastic system that allows you to adjust tightness if needed so your sheets don't come off and wake you up while you're getting your beauty sleep.

As a company, we like to be as transparent as possible about all aspects of our products because we believe honesty is everything, and we don't want you to buy something unless you love it. So, we want to tell you the downsides of our products to save you time and money. Plus, our materials are very hard and expensive to make, so we would like to reduce the waste that comes with returns. Regardless, here are the downsides to Jax Sheets

Oils causes stains: Due to the material being so soft and delicate, if you stain it with oil based foods, sweat, or fabric softeners, it stains. Thankfully, this stain can be removed by pre-washing your sheets. 

They're not for women: Seriously, unless you want a full beard, a weird addiction to watching football with the boys, and for Xbox to become your new best friend, then Jax Sheets aren't safe for you. (We're probably kidding, many women have reported enjoying Jax Sheets)

They have a low wet strength: Just like other high quality sheets, Jax Sheets should not be washed with your jeans or other rough clothing. This rule is because when it's dry, it's very strong, but when it gets wet, it's more likely to get a small tear. This problem is easily avoidable if you just make sure to wash Jax alone and have the zipper zipped up. 

They're more wrinkle prone: If you compare Jax Sheets to polyester, microfiber, or any other petroleum based sheets they will be more wrinkle prone. You're able to reduce the wrinkles by taking them out of the dryer and putting them on your bed right away, but yeah, they're very high quality sheets, so they do wrinkle. 

You can wash Jax Sheets like any other set of sheets you own, but please keep these four rules in mind:

NEVER use fabric softener: This is the mistake most people will make, but please avoid using fabric softener. It will just stain your sheets, and it will not come out. 

Always wash on cold: Cold water allows your sheets to get clean without shrinking. Plus, washing your sheets with cold water is more eco-friendly to wash than hot water. 

Always dry on low heat: It's better to take your sheets out of the dryer a bit damp rather than letting it get too hot. This rule is because the sheets are so breathable and absorbent that it might start shrinking when it gets too hot. 

Make sure all the zippers are zipped: Since the material because weaker when wet, it's important to make sure you zip up the zippers before washing it.

(Pro Tip) Do not make your bed: Making your bed leads to more bacteria growth, so it's better not to make your bed in the morning.