Soft 100% Cotton Queen Sheet Set, 400 Thread Count Good Housekeeping Award Winner, Silky Smooth Sateen Weave with Deep Pockets, Breathable and Durable Cotton Bedding Set - White

These sheets are just what I was looking for! I recently purchased a new mattress, which is deeper than my previous one. The sheets I used to use for my former mattress no longer fit. I found these and bought 2 sets to try. They fit my 14” mattress perfectly and are very soft and comfortable. I’m actually going to be ordering more sets soon. I love that they’re 100% cotton and the company seems to be eco-friendly, which is also another plus for me. They wash and dry well and haven’t pilled or distorted in any way. I would definitely recommend these sheets. They even include a tag identifying the head/foot end of the fitted sheet so making the bed is a bit easier. I only wish they came in more colors and patterns. Other than that, no complaints!

Got these sheets to match our company store duvet. The color is perfect! They washed well and are soft and cozy already, I assume they'll get softer with time too. They're pretty thick. So far the quality seems amazing for the price. The fitted sheet fits on our thick mattress well and I didn't have to fight it. They do wrinkle quite a bit though if that bothers you.

I have bought these sheets about 6 times for 2 different beds in the last five years. They are always perfect, pristine white. Comfortable, always fit, they wash up great and get softer with age. My go to sheets sets.

These sateen sheets are very soft and have the perfect cotton texture. They are easy to slide over on for anyone who cannot use their arms very much due to illness. The color is great and they fit the mattress very well. The only negative is that there were a lot of loose and hanging threads that I had to cut off. The finishing touches were not done very well. But that doesn't affect the sheets' performance, so I'll keep them. The company might want to pay more attention to getting the details right and doing a fully professional job though. It doesn't reflect well on them to have a lot of sloppy sewing.

These are beautiful sheets. The quality is superior and they wash beautifully. The fit is perfect and the cotton fabric is nice and thick, not flimsy. They feel very luxurious, much like those in fine hotels. I’m extremely happy with them.

These sheets are very nice. I prefer 100% cotton sheets over any other fiber content. While there are many 100% cotton sheet sets available everywhere, many are extremely expensive and out of my budget. Sometimes the quality is poor. These sheets are amazingly soft and smooth. They have the sateen finish. I always wash bath and bed linens before using and I was interested to see how they held up to normal laundering. These came out fine. I checked seams and stitching and they look good as new out of the dryer. Being 100% cotton they do wrinkle. I fully expected that & don’t understand some people’s complaints about wrinkles. I guess because of my age I know how cotton items launder. I’m old enough to remember when wrinkle free synthetics came on the market. Cotton usually has to be ironed and I know people who iron their sheets. I don’t. I make an effort to remove them from the dryer as soon as finished drying and fold & smooth with my hands. When stretched across the bed the wrinkles relax a bit and aren’t a problem. After sleeping on them they’re going to wrinkle anyway so what’s the problem? Cotton sheets sleep so much cooler and comfortable than synthetic blends and in my opinion, better than bamboo which is another fiber used in bedding. I have a set of bamboo sheets and they are soft and lightweight but don’t “sleep” the same as cotton. We save them for cooler weather. We do have central air and heat so our home’s interior temperature is comfortable year round but we change our sheets seasonally and prefer cotton flannel in winter. Cotton percale or sateen is our summer season preference The 2 sets of sheets I bought (identical white in full size and queen size) are for my extra bedrooms. I will have to ask my guests how they feel after they sleep on them. Just from feeling them & folding them, I think they will be extremely smooth and comfortable. If I didn’t already have several sets of 100% cotton sheets in good condition for my king size bed, I would order a set for my bed. When the time comes to buy new sheets for my bed I will definitely buy a set of these. The price is a very affordable price and a very good value. Living in NC, once the center of US textiles (in Cabarrus County, the former home of Cannon Mills, once the world’s leader in bed & bath textiles and Springs Mills/Springmaid just down the road in SC) and knowing good quality bedding people should understand that 400 thread count is very good. 300 is OK but not quite as fine. Lower thread count is available & usually muslin but that is not a smooth as a higher thread count. Muslin sheets can be soft and comfortable but not quite as “fine” and smooth feeling as a higher thread count. Also percale sheets are nice cotton sheets but have a firmer “stiffer” feel to the fabric. It’s in the weave and finish. You can get 600 thread count and up and manufactures use very high thread counts on sheets but in reality over 600 is not significantly better. The average person would not know the difference. You will pay a lot more for 800-1000 but be wasting your money. I would definitely recommend these sheets. They are soft and smooth to the touch, launder well, and are a good value for the money. They absolutely are 100% cotton. Some reviews misstated that. The packaging mentions microfiber as a comparison on the outside of the box but the sheet are 100% cotton.

We love these sheets! So soft and comfy!

**update** It’s been one full. Still adore these sheets! They’ve been in my weekly sheet rotation since I bought them, and washed sooo many times, and they still look brand new. And still feel amazing. No pilling; no signs of wear; not even the elastic on the fitted sheet has wavered. These are good quality! **original review** Okay, y’all, I’m a sheet snob. I prefer the super-snappy, thousand (or higher)-thread-count, long staple cotton, creme de la creme of sheets. These sheets do not meet *ALL* of those elements, but they come pretty darn close; they meet the best/most important of them. They *ARE* very snappy; they *ARE* 100% cotton; and they *ARE* long-staple cotton. But of course they are only 400 threadcount. But, to me, if they meet the first two elements, the third is not a deal-breaker! As someone who worked in textiles for quite a while, let me tell y’all this: if I had to choose between a high thread count and natural/quality material, I choose MATERIAL, hands down! Natural material (i.e., cotton) equals quality. It’s better for your skin, it makes you sweat less, and if it’s truly high-quality, it only gets better with age (like your favorite worn-out sweatshirt). Here’s the thing: what I’ve found lately is that most retailers (even the so-called “high end” ones) do not carry high quality sheets anymore. Most of them nowadays are labeled “cotton rich,” which is a sneaky way of saying, “made with cotton and other [synthetic] materials.” The product could be only half cotton, but they still get away with calling it “cotton rich.” Very misleading! A lot of people are duped by this; they only pay attention to the high thread count, so they believe they’re paying more for the sheet set because it’s a higher quality product. NOT SO! Let’s face it: it doesn’t matter how high the thread count is if you can’t stand what those threads are made of! And speaking of the thread count, I have bad news: often, you’re actually only getting half of whatever thread count it says you’re getting. Look closely at those expensive “high thread count” sheets you find at Macy’s and Dillard’s, for example. They often say in the fine print something like, “Woven with two ply yarn to achieve total thread count.” That basically means they connect two pieces of yarn to achieve “one thread.” So an 800 thread count sheet set is really only 400 thread count (and probably half—or more—of those threads are synthetic!). That means you’re basically getting half (or less?) of the quality for twice the price. Lucky you, huh? *eye roll* It’s actually very difficult to find 100% cotton sheets anymore, let alone cotton sheets that are high thread count. It seems that you can have one or the other, but not both. Oddly enough, the only place I’ve been able to find high thread count sheets that are 100% cotton is Walmart! Anyway, I can tell by touching a fabric whether it’s synthetic or not, and these sheets, my friends, are the real deal. They ARE 100% cotton. I was actually skeptical at first because of how smooth they were (as most cotton sheets will be rough when they’re brand new, and sometimes even wrinkled right out of the box). These sheets felt amazing right out of the box, which made me examine them very closely; turns out, they’re just combed really well. They’re awesome. They did wrinkle a bit after washing/drying them, which is a good sign. I actually can’t believe they’re not more expensive (if the company is reading this, don’t raise the price, please!). That brings me to my next point: those of you griping about wrinkles in your reviews . . . REALLY!? Have you ever had ANYTHING cotton?! My guess is no (a sad sign of the generation, honestly). Because if you’d had any experience with REAL cotton (or any natural fabric, really), you’d know that IT WRINKLES! In fact, for me, a good sign of a high quality product is that it wrinkles! If the sheet is super smooth right out of the package; and after washing and drying it, it still remains smooth, then there is something else—something wrinkle-resistant—besides cotton in the material of the sheet (this is what I was talking about above with people being duped into paying more for lesser quality). THE ONLY COMPLAINT I have about these sheets is that they might not really be “deep pocket.” For me, that’s not a problem because my mattress isn’t that tall, even with the memory foam topper on it. But even with a relatively thin mattress, the sheets are rather taut. I would not recommend these sheets for anyone who has a super thick mattress or pillow top! Overall, I totally recommend these sheets (with the above-mentioned exception). I fell in love with them the first night I slept on them. I’ll be buying more for sure!