Best Pillowcases and Shams
Updated October 11, 2026
Compare the best pillowcases and shams from top stores in one place.
Pillowcases and shams here cost from $13 to $265. Materials include silk, supima cotton, bamboo, linen-eucalyptus blends and organic sateen, each offering a distinct texture and temperature regulation. Some sets feature matching patterns, while others are solid colors.
Silk pillowcases are prized for hair health and a smooth feel, but they need gentle washing. Cotton and bamboo options are breathable and machine-washable, making them practical for everyday use. Linen-eucalyptus blends add a relaxed, natural look and stay cool in warm climates.
When selecting, consider the weave, percale gives a crisp finish, while sateen offers a subtle sheen. Check for a secure closure such as an envelope or zipper to keep the pillow in place, and match the color or pattern to your bedding scheme.

Yves Delorme Caresse Sham - Nectar
Luxury Bedding
$265.00

Aida Sheets & Pillowcases, White/Brown
Rugs
$185.00

Yves Delorme Caresse Sham - Nacre
Luxury Bedding
$265.00

Silk Pillowcase
Cozy Earth
$88.00

Supima Cotton Pillowcase
Buffy
$27.50

Linen+ Bamboo Pillowcase Set
ettitude
$99.00

Linen Eucalyptus Sham - Pistachio
Under the Canopy
$27.00

Bamboo Pillowcases
Cozy Earth
$88.00

Linen Eucalyptus Sham - Chambray
Under the Canopy
$48.00

Linen Eucalyptus Sham - White
Under the Canopy
$27.00

Wiggle Pillow Cover
Buffy
$105.00

Bamboo Jersey Quilted Shams
Cozy Earth
$98.00

Linen Eucalyptus Sham - Stone
Under the Canopy
$27.99

Organic Sateen Euro Sham - Beige
Under the Canopy
$13.00

Organic Crinkle Matelasse Sham Set - Stone
Under the Canopy
$27.00

Organic Crinkle Matelasse Sham Set - White
Under the Canopy
$27.00

Linen Eucalyptus Sham - Glacier
Under the Canopy
$27.00
Questions
Do silk pillowcases help reduce hair breakage?
Silk’s smooth surface reduces friction, which can lessen hair frizz and breakage.
Can I machine wash bamboo pillowcases?
Yes, most bamboo blends are machine washable on a gentle cycle.
What is the difference between percale and sateen weaves?
Percale is a tight, plain weave that feels crisp; sateen is a satin-like weave that feels softer and has a slight sheen.