COCOON  TravelSheet - Egyptian Cotton

I had high hopes that this would be great for hot/humid summer nights in Florida. Much to my dismay, THE STITCHING QUALITY OF THIS PRODUCT IS HORRENDOUS! I was shocked to see so much threading coming off the sheet. It is very thin and see through. Comparing it to Egyptian Cotton sheeting that you would normally use on your bed at home, this sheet has a very low thread count, making it feel a bit rough and ragged. The bag also had poor threading. There's no way this would stand the test of time, especially camping. The quality is nowhere to be found. Even if this was given to me I wouldn't use it.

This is a great travel sheet. It can be used for hostels and hotels when you want to be self-contained and not trust bedding on the road. I got it more as a sleeping bag liner to add comfort, warmth, and so I can wash the liner instead of my bag. I read some reviews noting that it has no side opening. This has been remedied! Mine came with a generous side opening that fastens up top with a tab of velcro, so you don't need to be Harry Houdini to get in and out of it. Feels super soft and the weight and pack size are reasonable for sure.

It's really soft and light. I did enjoy those qualities, but I wish it had one side open so you can slide in the side. I may re-buy it and just cut and re-stitch the side myself because I can't find any other sleeping bag liners that open on the side. Those 3am potty breaks are annoying when you have to find the top and slither back down the whole liner. Haha

We have used a double sized version of this cotton sheet with our double sleeping bag for over 10 years, and like it very much. It adds warmth in the mountains, or we can fold back the sleeping bag and just use the sheet if it’s too hot. It helps keep the sleeping bag clean, and can be easily removed to wash. It has proven to be durable and we always leave it in the sleeping bag so it doesn’t add to setup time. It doesn’t add too much bulk. Per a previous reviewer, we modified ours to open equally on both sides, leaving a short foot box connected at the bottom. It just required cutting the side and hemming it to avoid fraying. (If you don’t have a sewing machine, ask a friend :) This makes it easy to get in and out from either side, or to partially open the sheet if you’re hot. Highly recommended and easy improvement.

I took this to my two weeks travel to some off places when I didn't know what to expect for cleanliness. When a cleanliness of the sheets at the hotel was questionable, I used this travel sheet. It brought peace of mind to sleep there. It's so small and doesn't take too much space in my suitcase.

Perfect on hot Florida nights as a stand-alone and great for a little added warmth in cooler regions. It’s actually longer than I need but that may come in handy on cold nights if I want to pull it up around my face. It’s also nice to have a barrier between your body and the sleeping pad (if using a quilt) or to help keeping the inside of your sleeping bag clean.

This is a very thin, and see through liner.

The bag smelled like oil, even after washing. It's quite off-putting.