Belly Sleeper vs Brooklinen: Which Is Better?

Our verdict

The Brooklinen and Belly Sleeper are close. We gave the Brooklinen a slight edge at 9/10 over the Belly Sleeper at 8.5/10 — close enough that fit matters more than the score. After three years of weekly washing, the Luxe Sateen is still hotel-soft with zero pilling—buy it if you sleep cool.

Side by side

AttributeBrooklinenBelly Sleeper
Our rating9/108.5/10
PriceAbout $200$49.00
Best forAfter three years of weekly washing, the Luxe Sateen is still hotel-soft with zero pilling—buy it if you sleep cool.The only pillow we'd recommend to stomach sleepers—keeps your spine neutral and outperforms Tempur-Cloud and Coop Eden.
Standouts
  • These Brooklinen sheets are soft. As stated by the brand, they did get softer with washes.
  • My sheets feel like satin and shimmer like a velvety night sky.
  • Long-staple cotton — less likely to pill and maintain a smooth texture.
  • 2.5″ profile keeps spine neutral
  • Beats Tempur-Cloud on heat retention
  • Beats Coop Eden on out-of-the-box fit
  • Cooling gel particles prevent overheating
  • Breathable bamboo cover wicks moisture
Watch-outs
  • Sheets were thinner than they expected.
  • If you don't pull them out of the dryer immediately, they will wrinkle.
None we flagged

Which one is right for you?

Choose the Brooklinen if…

After three years of weekly washing, the Luxe Sateen is still hotel-soft with zero pilling—buy it if you sleep cool.

  • These Brooklinen sheets are soft. As stated by the brand, they did get softer with washes.
  • My sheets feel like satin and shimmer like a velvety night sky.
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Choose the Belly Sleeper if…

The only pillow we'd recommend to stomach sleepers—keeps your spine neutral and outperforms Tempur-Cloud and Coop Eden.

  • 2.5″ profile keeps spine neutral
  • Beats Tempur-Cloud on heat retention
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Why we rate them this way

Brooklinen — 9/10

After three years of weekly washing, the Luxe Sateen is still hotel-soft with zero pilling—buy it if you sleep cool.

What we liked: These Brooklinen sheets are soft. As stated by the brand, they did get softer with washes., My sheets feel like satin and shimmer like a velvety night sky., Long-staple cotton — less likely to pill and maintain a smooth texture..

Worth knowing: Sheets were thinner than they expected., If you don't pull them out of the dryer immediately, they will wrinkle..

Belly Sleeper — 8.5/10

The only pillow we'd recommend to stomach sleepers—keeps your spine neutral and outperforms Tempur-Cloud and Coop Eden.

What we liked: 2.5″ profile keeps spine neutral, Beats Tempur-Cloud on heat retention, Beats Coop Eden on out-of-the-box fit, Cooling gel particles prevent overheating, Breathable bamboo cover wicks moisture.

On price, the Belly Sleeper is the cheaper pick at $49.00, versus About $200 — a difference of about $151.

Common questions

Is the Brooklinen or the Belly Sleeper better?

We rated the Brooklinen 9/10 and the Belly Sleeper 8.5/10, so we lean Brooklinen — but it depends on what you want it for (see "which one is right for you" on the page).

Which is cheaper, the Brooklinen or the Belly Sleeper?

The Belly Sleeper is the cheaper of the two at $49.00, versus About $200.

What's the difference between the Brooklinen and the Belly Sleeper?

Short version — Brooklinen: After three years of weekly washing, the Luxe Sateen is still hotel-soft with zero pilling—buy it if you sleep cool. Belly Sleeper: The only pillow we'd recommend to stomach sleepers—keeps your spine neutral and outperforms Tempur-Cloud and Coop Eden.

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