I was pleasantly surprised & have enjoyed sleeping on this sheet set & will likely buy another. I purchased these just before having spine surgery & ended up spending the past 6 weeks in icu & rehab so by the time I got home the return window had past so at first was a litl scared but thankfully these have been one of my favorite buys on Amazon in a while. I got the King size in White. They’re fairly deep bcz I have a pillow top mattress, 4” foam topper & a 4” wool topper & sheets, while snug the sheets fit over all of that & do not tug or pull up in corners. I was looking for 100% Supima Cotton & bought them on a whim after searching for a few weeks. I don’t think they’re Supima bcz they just don’t have that feel but they are close enough & are a nice heavier but soft 100% cotton.they remind me of my grandmothers & mothers 100% cotton sheets back in the day. I always wash my bedding before putting on bed & they washed up very nice. They come out of packaging a litl stiffer but after first wash they were very nice & soft & held up nicely. I put them on right out of dryer so very little, if any wrinkling. Just don’t expect no wrinkles bcz as with all 100% cotton it always wrinkles so if you don’t want them put on straight from dryer or iron once on bed. Whatever wrinkling I did had settled after the first night. That said there wasn’t massive wrinkling. I would definitely recommend these sheets if you’re looking for good quality sheets but on a budget. I wish companies would send sheets out to customers like me bcz I am kind of a sheet oficinato. Lol I typically spare no expense when it comes to my bedding but just couldn’t justify spending a huge amount on a new set right now. These are surprisingly close to & have similar feel as my $600 Supima sheet set. Don’t get me wrong the more expensive set are definitely higher quality & true Supima & I don’t believe these are but these sheets feel very nice & similar to my expensive sets so if you’re on a budget & want a nice sheet set & still on the fence, just buy them I don’t think you’ll be disappointed. Read more
Being on a budget, but having a king mattress, it can be challenging to have a decent supply of sheets. I had accumulated a few sets of “microfiber” sheets, and felt decently satisfied. When staying in nice hotels or even when visiting my mom (whom has excellent taste and a can afford it) and staying in her spare bedroom, the difference was evident that my sheets were budget quality. The kicker for me was my night sweats. I’ve had issues with night sweats for years, particularly with menstrual cycle hormone fluctuation. I’m not perimenopausal, but from my need to change sleep clothes sometimes multiple times a night, you’d think I was. I’d been admonished about sleeping with too many blankets, but it honestly never made a difference. Moving from humid Florida to a much cooler Northern Virginia didn’t make much of a difference, except that I got colder when drenched. Recently I decided to upgrade my pillows, and looking into this I started to really look into fabric content. Then it clicked: all these microfiber sheets have essentially been like sleeping in plastic. They felt soft enough, but held in heat and moisture in a less than pleasant super-thermal environment. I decided to go in search for some affordable 100% cotton sheets. I’ve always gone by the rule of buying a minimum of 300 thread count for softness and durability, so I had some qualifications besides price. I’m also a pillow spazz so extra pillowcases being included was a big plus. I don’t care for king pillows, but I’ve learned to envelope fold them over my queen pillows. I also purchased an additional matching set of queen pillowcases, which did coordinate perfectly in quality and color. I was hesitant about the 15” deep pockets as my mattress is 14” but the fitted sheet fit perfectly: not too short / tight, not too loose, with elastic all the way around. I twist and turn a lot and have a tendency to pull up corners, and this held well, only slid as much as my mattress pad. The flat sheet also reached the bottom edges of both sides of the mattress, whereas most flat sheets tend to fall short which is obnoxious. I washed them first before using, and they do wrinkle, but it’s cotton, it’s gonna do that. It’s not bad enough to be noticeable when sleeping, and after a night or two of body heat, they’re gone. Speaking of which, it’s like a flip switched for my sleep quality. No more torrential night sweats! These aren’t super thick, which is also probably helpful in my situation, but they’re not crazy thin either. Warm enough, but nice and breathable. The difference from switching from microfiber to cotton has been a life saver. I even have had less body acne, after struggling with shoulder and back breakouts for the past few years. I really do feel like the content of my sheets have made all the difference. Overall quality, they don’t equal my mom’s bougee sheets, but they more than meet my bedding needs. With the rule of thumb to have three sets of sheets: one on the bed, one in the laundry, and one on standby in the closet, I will definitely be purchasing another set. Read more
We bought these sheets in two colors and both arrived in good shape and the colors were true to the website. At first they were silky soft and had a nice feel to them. Now, after about three washes on the one pair, they seem far more crisp and have lost their silky feel. We don't mind that, but if you are a silky sheet person, know that they become more crisp with use. We don't use fabric softener. They are RV short, affordable and seem to be of a good quality. They have really deep pockets and that worried us as our mattress was only 6" We had to add a topper to the mattress and it handles both the 6" mattress and the 8" mattress and topper very well. The fitted sheet goes way under, making the sheet fit tightly on top and it stays that way for us. We have a Murphy bed in the trailer and the mattress gets a lot of movement, the sheets stay put. We do not have to make the bed nightly when we pull it down. For RV shorts, they are fantastic and I would consider putting them on a regular bed as well. Read more
