Satin linen is as soft as possible, right?

"Softness" has never been the only criterion to judge the quality of a piece of bedding. Satin bedding itself is a high-count and high-density product. Imagine that the same size and high density will naturally be relatively hard, provided that chemical additives are not used. If the satin bed you bought before is soft, there are only several possibilities:

1. The density of the bedding we bought before is smaller than ours, so it will naturally be softer. Of course, the density is small enough to weave satin, so you need to polish your eyes.

2. Use chemical additives. Chemical additives can help bedding soften. Of course, after you use chemical additives, you will inevitably consume the life of bedding.