Anonymous wrote:Target Threshold performance are better than the way more expensive sheets I’ve owned. They hold up and wash really well, feel soft and nice and not slick.

I bought these based on reviews and love mine.

Nordstrom brand! The best. End your search.

Target Threshold performance are better than the way more expensive sheets I’ve owned. They hold up and wash really well, feel soft and nice and not slick.

I like Brooklinen in percale. I don’t worry about the wrinkles though.

Anonymous wrote:Target threshold performance sheets are the best cotton sateen (thats not too slick) for the money.

I would venture that percale people will be fine with them. Whereas sateen people usually hate percale.

If you are a person who would accept a poly blend in the interest of wrinkle-resistance, well, I can’t help you. Because you’re a monster, probably a lizard person or a robot inside idk. I’m sorry if this is news.

I bought higher-priced 100% cotton brand name percale sheets at Target. While they are comfortable, for some reason the top sheet is literally too noisy for my husband. Like wind rippling across sails when it moves. He banished it from use. I have washed it many times trying to soften it up.

I don't like the way sateen feels. And I would love to have high-end poly-cotton percale blends back. And yes, I am a robot...how did you figure me out?

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, kirkland are as good as they come, IMO. And I used to buy all sorts of fancy french ones.

kills me that Costco doesn't carry full size

LL Bean percale. I like crisp and they’re definitely crisp without being gabage baggy. Love them.

Target threshold performance sheets are the best cotton sateen (thats not too slick) for the money.

I would venture that percale people will be fine with them. Whereas sateen people usually hate percale.

If you are a person who would accept a poly blend in the interest of wrinkle-resistance, well, I can’t help you. Because you’re a monster, probably a lizard person or a robot inside idk. I’m sorry if this is news.

Anonymous wrote:I like Boll and Branch percale.

I’m glad you enjoy Boll and Branch, but I just want OP to have the data point that I am really disappointed with Boll and Branch. It feels very rough/“mealy,” wrinkles, just generally not worth the price, at all, in my opinion.

Target, baby. They're the best of the best.

Anonymous wrote:We've used the Macy's Damask sheets for years and like them. They get softer as you wash them and they have held up well.

https://www.macys.com/shop/product/charter-club-damask-1.5-stripe-550-thread-count-100-cotton-sheet-sets-created-for-macys?ID=4504859

I certainly like the price of these! Are they wrinkled without ironing?

Honestly, kirkland are as good as they come, IMO. And I used to buy all sorts of fancy french ones.

We've used the Macy's Damask sheets for years and like them. They get softer as you wash them and they have held up well.

https://www.macys.com/shop/product/charter-club-damask-1.5-stripe-550-thread-count-100-cotton-sheet-sets-created-for-macys?ID=4504859

I like Boll and Branch percale.

I need to invest in some good quality sheets for several beds/ sizes.

Do not care for satin or flannel so I guess I want percale?

Really hate to iron so as wrinkle-free as is possible!

Can anyone recommend a brand or two to look at?