Recommend the best bed sheets
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Anonymous
| As a gift, I want to get DH some luxury bed sheets. He loves the feel of all-cotton high-end sheets--think luxury hotel type--but I don't want anything that needs ironing or other special care. Any suggestions? |
Anonymous
| I love our Waterford sheets. Peacock Alley are also nice and often available at Tuesday Morning. Do you have a budget in mind? |
Anonymous
| Oh, also check out davenport signature store online. They sell the linens from the davenport hotel in spokane, WA. The linens are really nice, the pillows are OMG Divine!! We stayed there and I came home and ordered 4 pillows for every bed! |
Anonymous
| I am interested as well. Would love a step up from our Target sheets. |
Anonymous
| Ones without piss, shit or vomit on them-signed mom of several little ones and a couple of doge too! |
Anonymous
| DOGS |
Anonymous
| I really like Matouk sheets. Also like Serena and Lily - they are very high quality for the price. |
Anonymous
| I don't mind spending some money ($200-$300?) for a king set if I can find that that crisp, cool feeling he likes and also easy care. (He's very into fabric textures; I'm not nearly as picky!) But so far all the 100% cotton, high-thread count sheets I've found online indicate that ironing is recommended (or don't say one way or the other.) I might be after something that is hard to find... |
Anonymous
| My sister swears that Frette is overrated and that there are really high-end sheets at Costco that are great. |
Anonymous
I've got Matouk sheets and have never ironed them. Who's got time for that?? |
Anonymous
| We have some from Sferra that I bought with miles and they are great--like old-fashioned all cotton percale sheets and they seem to feel better the more we use them. It says to iron but I think they come out of the dryer just fine. |
Anonymous
| Not the OP, but looking for good cotton sheets also! Thanks for the recommendations. |
Anonymous
| Yves De Lorme. High thread count makes them feel like silk but they are so wonderful |
Anonymous
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I was looking for crisp, cool sheets for a long time. Finally found some I like from Thomas Lee. If I pull right from the dryer and shake them out they are usually fine. They do get wrinkly if I let them sit in the dryer though. I think that just goes with the territory for 100% cotton crisp sheets.
Anyway, they are wonderful! |
Anonymous
| I have a Sferra set that are spectacular. |