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Bed Harmony Index: HOW WELL SUITED ARE YOU IN BED?
One of you is too hot, the other is too cold. Does that sound familiar? Then you’re in good company, as our Bed Harmony Index shows. In the five years that Dagsmejan has been around, we’ve sold more than 500,000 products around the world and in doing so, we’ve learned a lot about the harmony between the sheets of our customers.
In a survey of around 18,000 people from across the globe, we discovered what the most common sleep types are. The result? Only 5% of people are happy with their body temperature when they sleep. Almost half (46%) struggle with temperature fluctuations, meaning they switch between being too hot and too cold. The other half is either too hot (37%) or too cold (12%) during the night.
MEN vs. WOMEN: BATTLE OF THE SEXES?
The results of our Bed Harmony Index hint that many couples don’t match in bed as well as they might like. While almost every second man (47%) is too warm at night, only around a third of women (32%) have the same problem.
If anything, the female of the species is more likely to suffer from sometimes being too hot, and at other times being too cold. Almost 51% of women report this kind of temperature swing. This difference in how the sexes feel the hot and cold can make sleeping together harmoniously in the same bed quite a challenge.
THE HOTTEST SLEEPERS IN THE WORLD
An international comparison shows that the most Americans feel hot at night, leading the rankings with 43%. In second place are the Swiss with 40% hot sleepers, followed by the Germans with 35%, then the British, who take fourth place in the list of people who are too warm at night with 32%.
WHAT TO DO WHEN IT’S NOT WORKING OUT IN BED
Differing sleeping requirements can become a challenge for couples sharing a bed, in particular. By buying functional sleepwear from Dagsmejan, however, this problem is all but solved (and overall, it’s much cheaper than couples’ therapy).
Our moisture wicking pyjamas were developed specially for people’s varying warmth requirements and ensure that even when you’re sharing your bed with your partner or the whole family, you all get the restful night’s sleep you need. And the conversation about bedroom temperature? The experts have the final say: they agree that the room where we sleep should be no more than 64.5°F.
THE BEST PYJAMAS: FOR THE HOT, THE COLD, AND THE IN BETWEEN
For hot sleepers, we have our Stay Cool collection of cooling pyjamas that promise a pleasantly cool feeling on the skin thanks to their innovative fabric made from eucalyptus fibers. Sleepwear from this collection:
- is 8x more breathable than cotton
- releases moisture 60% more effectively than cotton
- dries 3x quicker than cotton
SHOP cooling pyjamas for women
People who get cold easily when they’re asleep will experience the ultimate comfort in thermal pyjamas from the Stay Warm collection. Our Stay Warm sleepwear is made from a supersoft blend including merino wool, which will keep you pleasantly warm without causing you to overheat. Pyjamas from this collection are:
- 50% softer than cotton fabric with comparable thermal properties
- 4x more breathable than cotton
- 2x softer than cotton
SHOP merino wool pyjamas women
And for the majority of people, as in those who are neither hot nor cold at night, we recommend the breathable pyjamas from our Balance collection. This sleepwear doesn’t just reliably balance out temperature differences, it’s also light as a feather and incredibly soft on the skin. Balance sleepwear:
- is 60% more breathable than cotton
- is 2x softer than cotton
- regulates the body’s moisture 4x more effectively than cotton
SHOP breathable pyjamas for women
No matter whether you choose the Stay Cool, Stay Warm, or Balance collection, Dagsmejan sleepwear always promise lightweight comfort and optimum temperature and moisture management – for the ideal sleeping temperature from dusk til dawn and restful sleep, night after night.
