S/o - THE BEST sheets???

Anonymous
I love Target threshold sheets:
https://www.target.com/p/400-thread-count-printed-performance-sheet-set-threshold-153/-/A-14220754?preselect=78616663#lnk=sametab

For flannel sheets, LLBean are the best and they last forever and get softer and softer.
Anonymous
Redland percale sheets are my favorite. My kids don't love them- they like satteen/softer sheets which I buy at Target.
Anonymous
I switched completely to the Brooklinen Cotton Sateen sheet set and love them.
Anonymous
Came here to plug the Target sheets!
Anonymous
Hudson Park at Bloomingdale’s.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I have tried many higher end sheets (Brooklinen, Parachute, The Company Store, Garnet Hill, etc.) and always wind up disappointed. There is nothing wrong with them, but they don't feel more luxurious than other brands and they don't last as long as you expect them to. For reference, I change sheets on beds once a week and usually have two sets of sheets for each bed so I can alternate (so sheets are being washed 24x a year). I do think my DH is a bit harder on bedding (things on his side of the bed start to pill faster) but not unusually so.

Last year, after a set of Parachute sheets started to fray after only a couple years of use, I gave up and bought several sets of these Target sheets: https://www.target.com/p/400-thread-count-printed-performance-sheet-set-threshold-153/-/A-14220754

They feel good to the touch -- very smooth, crisp finish but still soft. They have held up well. I do expect they will need to be replaced every few years but that's what was happening before with sheets that cost 3x or 4x as much. I like the patterns and because they are less expensive, I buy more sets and can change out patterns based on season since we use a duvet in winter but a thinner quilt in summer. I'm really happy with them and wonder why it took me so long. Are these amazing fantasy hotel quality sheets? No, but I'm guessing to get those I'd need to spend more than I'm comfortable with and I'd STILL be replacing them regularly.

So Target it is.


I could have written this same post. Giving another vote to these exact Target sheets they’re fantastic for the price and I’ve had zero issues for the two-three years I’ve used
Anonymous
I also love the Target sheets, especially for the price!

My second favorite are the jersey sheets from Pact. They are like a cross between flannel (which are too hot for me) and regular jersey sheets (which are too thin and flimsy for me). I also like their crisp Room Service sheets, but the Target sheets are the softest I've ever had and they just keep getting softer. I've had one set for almost 5 years and love them.
Anonymous
I love my linen sheets, but DH does not. So I bought some linen-tencel sheets, and we both like them.

Sheets are very personal. I like soft; DH prefers crisp.
Anonymous
I buy percale whatever on Amazon, but read reviews first. Very happy.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Bamboo


The bamboo sheets I've had were very soft but pilled.

I bought bamboo towels (very cheap ones) at home goods and threw them out after two washes. They pilled and the pills were all over the floor.
Anonymous
Mainstays 300 Thread Count Easy Care Percale Bed Sheet Set, Twin/Twin XL, Teal Cloud, 3 Piece

I got these at Walmart and really like them. Slept on them first at a friends beach house and remarked how comfortable they were!
Anonymous
Pp here. The link didn’t post! They are from Walmart. Just cut and paste and search on Walmart:

Mainstays 300 Thread Count Easy Care Percale Bed Sheet
Anonymous
Obsessed with the Target sheets because the bottom sheet stays taut. If a higher end sheet company used the same double elastic edge design as Target, I'd jump on it. Until then, the Target Sheets are the ones I return to over and over.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I like my Brooklinen linen sheets but one pair ripped easily. However, they replaced them with no questions asked.


I like Brookline too BUT all three of my pairs eventually tore.
Anonymous
I like the purple brand cotton sheets.
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