Microfiber sheets are made up of super-thin fibers woven together to create a lightweight and comfortable sheet. They are often made from synthetic materials such as nylon polymers, polyester, or wood pulp. Microfiber sheets are less prone to wrinkling and shrinkage in comparison to natural materials like linen or cotton. They are lightweight, strong, and durable, resulting in a smooth finish and the ability to modulate temperature similarly to a weatherproof jacket. Microfiber sheets are woven in a percale or sateen weave, and the tighter the weave, the more durable the sheet will be when it comes to frequent washing. Microfiber sheets are also known for their moisture-wicking capabilities, and the higher the quality of the sheet, the more moisture-wicking capabilities it will have.