Based on the materials from which the sheet is made, there are some different kinds of sheets beds with different prices in Pakistan and also all other countries. Cotton, bamboo, polyester, linen, lyocell, silk, microfiber, and satin are different types of paper depending on their material. Each of them has its own characteristics, advantages,
- Cotton
It's what your shirts are made of, marshmallows are named after it, and it's the most common material for sheets. 
It is breathable, resistant to spots (bloodstains), and stays cool. Cotton sheets will also soften and wash over time while still being durable. However, when choosing these types of sheets, it is important to note the type of cotton, as some are better than others.
- Bamboo
As an environmentally friendly material, bamboo grows rapidly and is often used to make other household items besides bedding. The process of making bamboo chips involves extracting bamboo pulp and weaving the fibers into what is known as bamboo viscose. The leaves of these woodland plants are much softer than polyester or linen and won't wrinkle. In addition, bamboo sheets are durable, hypoallergenic, and breathable.
- Polyester
Most pure polyester sheets are thicker, while polyester blends are softer and provide greater comfort. These sheets are easy to wash, won't wrinkle, and are generally affordable. If you're looking for sheets that don't require ironing or steaming, polyester will be your best friend. However, despite its advantages, including its inherent water resistance, polyester absorbs oil and grease, leaving you with a stain removal nightmare, especially with white sheets.
- Underwear
These cozy sheets will instantly give your home a rustic feel. It is great for heat sleepers and allergy sufferers as flax is a natural cooling and hypoallergenic substance. 
While these sheets look perfect, their firmness can sometimes be disappointing. It brightens with time and washing, but never reaches the dreamy cotton softness.
- Tencel™
Tencel™ is a proprietary lyocell material derived from the pulp of certain trees, especially the fast-growing eucalyptus. The eco-friendly material is wrinkle-resistant and produced in a closed loop, so any waste generated during the production of the material can be recycled and reused. Soft, smooth, and hypoallergenic, Tencel™ is a great choice for environmentally conscious consumers. However, know that it does not allow air to circulate like cotton or linen.
- Silk
Silk, a natural fiber produced by silkworms, is a more expensive option because it requires care in the manufacturing process. Regardless of the price, silk sheets are hypoallergenic in nature but difficult to care for. Despite its flaws, silk sheets are gorgeous and rich, perfect for adding more romance to a room.
- Microfiber
In its most basic form, microfiber is a very finely woven polyester. Because microfibers don't stain, they make great sheets for kids if you eat in bed and if you sleep with dogs. 
It is softer than polyester, but not as breathable as cotton, making it suitable for cold weather.
- Satin
The satin sheet is made of synthetic fibers for a beautiful appearance. Like silk, adding satin sheets is a great way to fill a room with love. When looking for these types of sheets, look for silk or woven fabrics. The satin texture makes it softer, while the knit makes it a little rough. To avoid painful situations when buying sheets, keep the following in mind: Do you know how to wash it? Will it reach its goal? Are they the right size? Do I like the texture and softness of it? Are they strong enough to withstand what I will use them for? This material plays an important role in the feel of a sheet, but the way the material is woven can change its strength, softness, or thickness. While you may want to pay close attention to the thread count and material, you should also consider the type of braid. Percale Percale (pronounced "per-kail") sheets are made from cotton. They have a simple weave - one yarn on top and one yarn on the bottom - for a matte and sheer finish. 
These sheets become softer with each wash and are suitable for warm people and warm weather lovers. They don't wrinkle, so it's best to take them out of the dryer immediately after a cycle. Atlas Map Although satin sheets are similar to satin sheets, do not confuse them with each other. Satin weave (bottom layer, top three layers) produces satin sheets, but yarn is used instead of filament fibers. Despite the different materials, satin sheets are as delicate and silky as satin. They are not as durable as Percale sheets, but they are better for cold sleepers and cooler weather. Twill fabric Twill weave is characterized by having more than two and less than two patterns. It leaves a crisp diagonal pattern and is generally wrinkle resistant due to its thickness. Twill sheets are easier to fold than satin sheets, but are generally more affordable. Dobby Dobby is made on dobby looms and includes small geometric or striped patterns. This texture creates more texture than the others because the shape (whether it's a square, diamond, point, or similar) is slightly raised. The most common bed sheet design is thickly striped. Now, that we have learned about different sheets and their types, let's know about their price in Pakistan and all over the world. 
Many agree that after a long, grueling day, nothing beats falling asleep on a comfortable mattress. Nothing beats a good night's sleep, especially on a quality and comfortable mattress. Most people are aware of the benefits a good mattress can provide, but many seem to overlook the benefits of other sleep aids, such as good pillows, good duvets, bed frames, and even the quality of the sheets. 1.) Charlotte Thomas "Customs" Topping the list of the most expensive sheets in the world is the Charlotte Thomas Bespoke sheet, which sells for about $2,400. These sheets are truly fit for a king, as the 22-karat gold is actually woven into the fabric. Charlotte Thomas Bespoke sheets are made from the highest quality merino wool, lined with silk jacquard, then added to high-quality 1000 thread count Egyptian sheets. These sheets are also handcrafted to your personal specifications and take approximately 12 weeks to complete. 2.) D. Porto Jour de Paris At about $1,900, the D. Porth Ault Jaures De Paris bed sheet set is the second most expensive set in the world. These expensive and luxurious sheets are made from percale, a cotton fabric. 
The texture of percale gives them a tough texture, which is part of the reason these sheets are so expensive. Each sheet also features decorative details and meticulous stitching, some with an attractive green thread, sure to lull you into a deep, restful sleep as you relax on sheets made from the highest quality cotton. 3.) Frette Hellas Seaweed Border As number three on the list, it makes sense to buy a Frette Hellas Seaweed Curb for around $1695. Frette Hellas Seaweed Border Sheets is another set made in beautiful Italy. The name itself refers to the country where the sheet is designed and manufactured. Their detailed design makes them one of the most expensive sheets on the market. The sheets are a set with a seaweed border, an anemone, and candles, each with four frills. Satin is a cotton fabric with a velvety texture.