You can also save the dust bag to save your sheets in, but not all sheets come with dust bags, and some dust bags are clearly only designed to fit the machine-pressed sheets inside of them. (I do love Quince's dust bag, though.) You can also replicate this experience by stuffing all of the sheets into a single pillowcase, which is an easy way to keep them all together. But they won't stay nicely folded in either bag.

The Best Sheets Storage

The best sheets storage is $2. I'm serious. I added three of these Ikea storage bags to an order and was surprised how much I love them. They're the perfect size for two sets of thick flannel sheets, or you could squeeze three sets of lighter bamboo or cotton sheets in there.

Most folks I asked said they have about three sets of sheets, so one bag is a good size if you have two sheets to store and one to put on your bed. And they're $2! Buy a dozen of them for your whole home! Or buy six and only spend 12 dollars! They're a little too small for a fluffy comforter or pillow but could handle a single throw blanket.

Great Sheets or Blanket Storage

The Company Store's storage bags are gorgeous and come in a ton of sizes, so you can pick one for your sheets, pillows, or comforters. I easily fit four sets of my bulkier linen sheets inside of it with a little room to spare (though not enough for a fifth set) and have used it to store a comforter, too. I like that it opens from the side halfway down so I can see into most of the bag without jostling the components, and has a little label spot so I can write in what kind of sheets or bedding is inside.

The Container Store makes a similar bag that's a little cheaper—the Underbed Zippered Storage Bag ($25)—which I also liked for sheets, but the material on the Company Store's was a little nicer, and I like that I can get multiple sizes for various rooms but have all the storage bags coordinate. Both have handles and label spots, and can fit larger bedding.

Storage to Skip

I used vacuum storage bags for my sheets while I was moving, but I'll never use them again. Why? All my sheets smelled like awful plastic coming out of the vacuum bags. They were all clean before going into the bag, but I wanted to wash every single set before sleeping on them again. Plus, vacuum bags can be surprisingly heavy and end up in weird, unwieldy shapes after you suck all the air out. Choose a fun storage bag instead, I beg you!