When it comes to sheets, a good fit is key. But queen fitted sheet only with too-loose or too-tight elastic can create annoying, hard-to-fix gaps that allow drafts to sneak in and cause a rustling sound while you sleep. That’s why it’s important to measure your mattress before you buy a new set of queen fitted sheet only.

Luckily, there are some easy tricks to help you find the right fit. First, try comparing your mattress measurements to the dimensions of standard Full-size sheets: 60 inches wide by 80 inches long. Standard queen-size sheets should fit a mattress up to 16 inches thick. If your mattress is even slightly bigger than that, you might be able to use Full sheets (tucked on all sides) as a fitted sheet with the addition of a few sheet straps.

Customize Your Bedding: Exploring Queen Fitted Sheet Only for a Perfect Fit

The eucalyptus sheets from Sheets & Giggles are made with a 100% woven eucalyptus lyocell, which has moisture-wicking properties and a soft feel that’s meant to get even more comfortable over time. This set comes in 10 different color options, including several striped patterns, at an affordable price point. Plus, each set includes a flat sheet, a fitted sheet, and two pillowcases. The only thing missing from the bundle is a top sheet, which you can buy separately for an extra cost.

This direct-to-consumer brand is best known for its $50 cashmere sweaters, but it also makes linen sheets that aren’t much more expensive than the ones from Parachute. Strategist writer Dominique Pariso describes them as “superlight and silky, with a gauzy linen button-down feel” that have kept her cool in July heat and warm in winter. A queen-size linen sheet and pillowcase set costs $160.