sheet recommendation?

[kitchenreno]

I'm tired of buying sheets that pill and ultimately feel gross.  

Does anyone have a recommendation for higher quality sheets that won't pill quickly?

[Susie]

We have linen sheets from Lands End. One set is 2 years old/used full time, and no pilling or anything. I just recently bought a 2nd set during their 50%+ off sales during the holidays.

[lavender444]

Ww have a sheet set from Restoration Hardware. They are speedy but are proven to not only feel nice but be the quality we've owned. We only use 1 sheet set, so it gets washed weekly and put right back on the bed. Generally sheets only last a year or two before they wear and rip. These ones are going on 5+ years with no signs of wear and tear.

[darby]

If you like flannel, I love the Martha Stewart Collection luxury flannel ones (not the less expensive ones in more colors and patterns, as I hear those aren’t as good). We’ve had them for years and they never pill and are always soft and cozy. For regular sheets I really like the Charter Club Damask Stripe ones. Both are from Macy’s and are a little spendy but go on sale regularly. They both hold up well to regular washing on hot with high heat drying.

[sassystace]

Costco

[hazelden]

The only sheets that get pilly that I've seen are sheets that aren't 100% cotton. Or maybe flannel, but that just seems like the nature of flannel to lose that fine brushed finish that it has when brand new.

I like Threshold Performance sheets from Target. I also like to find percale sheets, I just bought some Opalhouse ones from Target.

[dr.girlfriend]

Jan 26, 2021 9:51:40 GMT -5 kitchenreno said:

I'm tired of buying sheets that pill and ultimately feel gross.  

Does anyone have a recommendation for higher quality sheets that won't pill quickly?

IDK how high quality but I like the Target Threshold brand sheets... they have the same patterns in stock all the time so I can get more pillowcases or whatever, they have extra-large pockets so they are easy to get on deep mattresses, and they hold up well over time.  No pilling, they are plain cotton.  This browser is being a pain about letting me paste the link but it's called "400 thread count printed performance sheet set -- Threshold" on the website.

[ssmjlm]

Target Threshold Performance, only that version.

[definitelyO]

my Costco sheets are great - thick and wash well. but our favorites are from Slumber Cloud (slumbercloud.com)

[libbygrl109]

We’ve had good luck with the Target Threshold sheets, too. No pilling, we like the extra elastic in the corners - we have an adjustable bed, and the sheet doesn’t pop off when the mattress moves.

I’ve gotten sheets from Macy’s that have lasted a long time. I think they were the Charter Club damask stripes? We had them for at least 6 years of constant use and washing before having to replace them.

[lessel]

We got some Costco sheets a few months ago and have been really happy. We use the Target performance ones on our kid’s bed and I like them. They’re holding up well but they’re just a little less soft and cozy feeling than the Costco ones.

[kitchenreno]

Thanks everyone! I’m going to try the Target ones bc that’s nice and easy to order online.

[namasteak]

I love the west elm linen sheets but DH prefers these threshold ones we got at Target.

[TR]

Jan 26, 2021 11:11:56 GMT -5 Susie said:

We have linen sheets from Lands End. One set is 2 years old/used full time, and no pilling or anything. I just recently bought a 2nd set during their 50%+ off sales during the holidays.

I don't know if ours are linen or what, but we have Lands End sheets and they have lasted forever. We bought new ones when we moved (so 4 years ago) and they're going strong. And they get washed weekly, sometimes biweekly.