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Perfect. Soft, gorgeous blue..matches the blanket I have from them..just great bedding! Read more

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Rated 4.4/5 across 6,747 reviews — well received overall.
Customers find these cotton sheets soft and comfortable, noting they become softer after washing and are nice to sleep on. Customers appreciate the color options, with one noting the sage green shade is not too dark, and consider them a good value for the price.
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Perfect. Soft, gorgeous blue..matches the blanket I have from them..just great bedding! Read more
For years, we've used bedsheets that we got on sale from Ross or TJMaxx, because who wants to spend $100 on a set of sheets? We never paid much attention to the thread-count, type of cotton, etc. but wanted something with decent quality and not too expensive. If you read-up on sheets, you'll find materials (cotton, egyptian cotton, cotton blend, flannel, etc.) thread counts (100, 200, 300, 450, 600 and up) weave (Percale, Sateen, Satin, etc.) and the pattern and color. When it comes to the material, I want 100% cotton. For me, adding any synthetic fiber would be too hot, but if you sweat, cotton sheets will get wet, and a blended fabric might breathe and dry off more easily. As for Egyptian Cotton, it does indicate a high level of quality, but I don't particularly care about who grew the cotton. For Thread count, it's a mine-field. The thread-coun can easily be made to look like more than it actually is, because vendors can print anything they want, and anything above 600 will be fake, as they twist two yarns together, making 1200, but it's not any 'finer' than 600, just more bulky cotton from a twisted yarn. Most people shop for sheets by thread-count, but two different 300-count sheets are not the same, so what can a consumer do? I say avoid anything that claims more than 600 thread count. And you don't necessarily want the highest thread count. a lower thread count will be a more lightweight and breathable sheet, and better for situations where you want something not too hot in summer. For the "weave" I learned a bit about the various ways they can weave the yarn into a bedsheet. Percale has that sturdy robust, "crisp" feeling in the cotton fabric, whereas Sateen is a special type of weave that feels very 'soft' because of the way they skip over threads in the weave pattern. I like the robust feel of Percale, but I prefer Sateen for its softness. My strategy is to avoid one-off sheets from no-name brands, go for a BRAND that sells a range of thread-counts, and choose the right sheet within that range. I'm glad I found Threadmill brand - they have a wide range of sheets in various thread-counts and weaves, and they have nice environmentally-friendly packaging and marketing. And they are not expensive at all. In the end I went with the 300 thread count sateen sheet. It's soft, lightweight (i have a super-warm comforter) a nice sage-green color and inexpensive. It is as nice and soft as other 600 TC sheets I've had. Highly recommend Threadmill. Read more
Overall, these sheets are good quality, and I'm still giving them a good rating for that. If you like a lower thread count that produces this texture after washing, it's a good buy. I got the lilac which is a pale lavender, slightly more intense that pictured, but still a nice pastel color. I was happy when I saw they had a slight sheen and smooth soft feel right out of package. I washed in delicate cycle, cool water, and low setting in dryer, just to get the "new sheet" smell out. I expected them to be somewhat wrinkled being 100% cotton so that wasn't an issue. However, what I didn't like was the texture had changed considerably. The smooth satin sheen was gone --- replaced with a matte, noticeably rougher feel. Not scratchy, more like a cotton pad. It's been a while since I bought sheets and I thought maybe they'd get softer with use. The deep pockets aren't as deep as I'd hoped, but I guess that's true of all sheets now. We have 8" mattress depth and I still struggled to get fitted sheet over corners. However, the major issue is that after a week they haven't softened at all, and I had to agree with hubby that these sheets have to go. I ordered them after reading that a lower thread count is cooler, but didn't realize how much that affects the texture. Apparently, the higher the count, the smoother and more satiny. This set will be going into the charity box, but just wanted to share our experience. Who knew it could be so complicated finding the right sheets?! Read more
Beautiful color and so soft and elegant to sleep on! Read more
Way softer than expected! The subtle polka dot pattern is perfect, and the color is just right. My mattress is 14" deep, and these sheets have plenty of depth to fit it perfectly. My 14-year-old daughter loves them—and she hasn’t complained at all about bedtime, so the sheets must be doing the trick! 😂 Great overall value. Would definitely purchase again. Read more
The sheets are soft and comfortable but the color is not as described. The green was a beautiful safe online and in person was sooo dull and washed out. Super bummed Read more
I purchased 2 of these in different colors for my son and his wife, they're both firefighters and they wanted new bedding for their firehouses. I have. Not seen them wash but I can tell you the colors were gorgeous one in beige the other in navy blue. They were soft and the material did NOT feel cheap, the tone on tone pattern was done very nicely. After seeing theirs I an planning on buying a set for me. Read more
Super affordable for oh so cozy sheets. The way the pattern interacts with light makes putting on fresh sheets a dazzling experience! Gorgeous sage green color, fits as expected. Read more

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