Anonymous wrote:Sierra (the hotel line) and the 200TC percale from Pottery Barn. Redland are pretty nice, too, although there's a breaking-in period before they get really soft.

I have strong feelings about sheets

Sferra. Sorry, didn't notice the autocorrect

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Anonymous wrote:Redland sheets- thick percale if you like crisp- cool cotton.

Made and grown in the USA too.

Also look at American Blossom linens.

Lol not the best product for “made in America” marketing though

Anonymous wrote:Redland sheets- thick percale if you like crisp- cool cotton.

Made and grown in the USA too.

Also look at American Blossom linens.

Sierra (the hotel line) and the 200TC percale from Pottery Barn. Redland are pretty nice, too, although there's a breaking-in period before they get really soft.

I have strong feelings about sheets

Anonymous wrote:Redland sheets- thick percale if you like crisp- cool cotton.

+1. Love my Redland percale sheets.

I also like Quince if you want linen. I have Redland sheets and a Quince linen quilt for summer.

Most of our bedding is from Quince and we love them. Linen as well as percale and bamboo (different family members = different preferences). Also, Costco sheets are surprisingly great if you want a backup pair - the Kirkland signature 680 thread count ones.

I took a chance on Banana Republic Home sheets and love them. I got them during a sale. I did both the hemp and percale and love both.

I love the cotton percale from The Company Store. If your mattress is thick, make sure you get the deep pocket sheets.

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Anonymous wrote:I like the Target Threshold organic percale. The first ones lasted around 8 years before the top sheet started to fall apart at the stitching, then we repurchased. They do go on sale periodically.

I used to recommend these all the time but the quality is not as good as it used to be. Instead, my new recommendation is Pact Organic Room Service sheets.

I love this company, but I only have a dress. I'll check it out for sheets. (not OP)