ISO sheet recs. Where do people buy sheets these days?

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eva h · Answer

l l bean sheets: years ago when an ex moved out i bought cotton sheets from l l bean with blueberries all over them (not these exact ones but very similar) because i loved the pattern and he would’ve hated it. they’ve held up really well, have gotten softer over time and are perfect for all seasons. 10/10 recommend.

Angela · Answer

Giza Cotton Sateen Bed Sheets: I have this 100% Giza cotton set, nice satin finish, fresh and feels very crisp. I also have the linen version from the same brand. Very affordable for the quality they offer.

JDJ · Answer

MooMee cotton sheets/duvet cover: I hate to recommend from Amazon AND I also hate to pay a bajillion dollars for sheets just to have color options. This brand has a wide variety of colors and shades and they’re 100% cotton. I’ve had the duvet cover and sheets for a couple years and they’ve held up really well well and gotten softer. I just got a new color to mix it up (you can buy sheets in a set or each sheet separately, in case you’re like me and don’t want a flat sheet).

Amy · Answer

Coyuchi Organic Crinkled Percale Sheet Set: These are a bit pricey, but I like to wait for a sale. They get softer with every wash, and I’ve been so happy to get into bed with them! I’ve had my 2 sets for 5 years and still going strong.

Vicky · Answer

Coyuchi Sheets!: They're all natural 100% organic cotton or linen.  They're so well made and, since they don't have any chemical softeners, they get softer with every wash. I love that they're made out of natural fibers which is so much better than bamboo sheets that are actually rayon/viscose made with tons of chemicals (and of course better than polyester). The percale is great for warmer months and the sateen or flannel for cooler months.  Personally, I love the linen and use it year-round.

Jeanine Nault · Answer

Costco white cotton sheets: They have held up way better than a percale set we got from a much more expensive brand lol