Sheets that are soft and cool and good for us and environment?

[Anonymous]

Should I care about the environment? Should I care about our health? I’m not sure. Do we need cotton? Is microfiber OK? I think I would prefer cotton… Right?

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Considering how long sheets last, it is probably not the biggest problem to buy the ones you like best. Focus on cutting back on plastics, red meat, car use.

[Anonymous]

I like target threshold sheets, they are long-lasting which also makes them better for the environment than the more $$$ sheets I’ve bought over the years that didn’t hold up.

[Anonymous]

How about linen sheets? They last forever and get softer over the years

[Anonymous]

Thanks. I didn’t know if non cotton sheets would ultimately poison us and leak into the water. But I know NOTHING about this stuff.

Is microfiber ok, then?

[Anonymous]

I mean, I would never have microfiber sheets because I just don’t like how they feel and I don’t think they breathe well enough.

[Anonymous]

The Target Threshold sheets are amazing. I was skeptical but I followed the advice of this board and tried them. Way WAY nicer than other sheets that are 6x the price.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Target Threshold sheets are amazing. I was skeptical but I followed the advice of this board and tried them. Way WAY nicer than other sheets that are 6x the price.

Link?

[Anonymous]

Microfiber is plastic so not great for your body or the environment

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Target Threshold sheets are amazing. I was skeptical but I followed the advice of this board and tried them. Way WAY nicer than other sheets that are 6x the price.

Link?

Just search for threshold performance 400

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. I didn’t know if non cotton sheets would ultimately poison us and leak into the water. But I know NOTHING about this stuff.

Is microfiber ok, then?

What? No. Cotton is a natural, sustainable fabric. Microfiber is plastic. Why would you think that is better for the environment.

[Anonymous]

All cotton is the only material that is comfortable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Target Threshold sheets are amazing. I was skeptical but I followed the advice of this board and tried them. Way WAY nicer than other sheets that are 6x the price.

Link?

Just search for threshold performance 400

OP here. These are the ones we have, and they’re terribly scratchy! Maybe we got a bad batch? They’re a year old and haven’t ripped but they’re far from soft.

[Anonymous]

We use a linen cotton blend and they’re great.

[Anonymous]

I bought llbean 100% cotton sheets a year ago and love them. They are holding up so nicely. I think they are ones you could keep for a long time, making them environmentally friendly.