Comfort Spaces Cotton Blend Jersey Knit 4 Piece Set Ultra Soft Deep Pocket Sheets with Pillow Cases Bedding, Twin, Gray

At first these sheets seemed like a good buy , then a month later the pilling started .. it's so bad that you can't sleep on the sheets anymore . Do yourself a favor and don't waste your money ... it hasn't been 1.5 months since i bought these and I am waiting on new sheets as I write this ..

We just got the Purple mattress and you have to use stretchy sheets to allow it to conform to your body properly. These are stretchy just like your favorite jersey knit t-shirt. They aren't super thick which means I can use them during the summer too. I don't think they will help with a hot mattress, but the Purple sleeps super cool. For my husband that's a god send, for me I like to turn my side of the heating blanket on at night, so its warm when I get in since its winter and cool. If you are trying to figure out if it will be too hot, see if any of your t-shirts are jersey knit out of 50% cotton and 50% synthetic and then try to think of how weather tolerant the shirt is. These are some where around a medium to heavy thickness in t-shirts. They are pretty decently made. They have a couple of off stitching points I've noticed so far, but not bad. One was an untucked corner on the flat sheet. The other was one of the pillow cases is stitched off the grid, so the seams can be used to fold it flat. This is extremely easy to happen with jersey knit in the mass production situation because its easy for it to pull out of shape. They need some tension on it though for sewing. I have not used the spare two pillow cases that came with it, but I'm excited about them because I'm hoping to change out my husbands pillow more often. I don't like mismatching bedding.

The sheets were soft after the 1st wash and they fit the bed good with the wide pockets. They pilled after the 2nd washing and they are not comfortable anymore due to the pilling.

Though I gave this a good revue first, I had to live with it for a while to find out this fabric stretches 6 ways and therefore it gathers under one and into a very uncomfortable bunch of creases, not good for sleeping well. feels soft. it is much too soft. Also it gets bigger when washed and so does ed.not fit mattress after washed

We bought a set of these sheets, and loved them so much be bought a bunch more to cover our second home as well. I'm told that these holes were in the sheets when we first put them on, but I missed it. We have had the sheets for about 4 months now, and still very comfortable. I know, I should have spotted these holes (likely from mill equipment) on initial inspection, but I didn't. Guess what? The manufacturer should have spotted it as well. So if you choose to buy some, be sure to give a thorough inspected for defects before using them.

Extremely comfortable sheets. I did quite a bit of looking before I purchased and am pleasantly surprised at how well these have worked for the price. I ordered a queen set and everything came as described but be aware that the fitted sheet is quite roomy. I have a thin memory foam topper and that is all so the corners end up being tucked pretty far in but I don’t mind since it provides plenty of assurance that the sheet will not come untucked and I do not have to worry about any future toppers being too thick for this set. I have washed several times and although quite a bit of teal lint is left in the trap I have not had an issue with pilling. I will absolutely be ordering a second set of these in the future.

I almost didn't believe these were really jersey. They are not nearly as thick or as soft as jersey usually is. They were cheap, and they look nice, so I don't think they are a bad value, per se, but I wouldn't have bought them if I'd been able to see and feel them.

Heavy. Ew. Relatively soft at first, but, by third washing, we were sleeping on pillage, so it hurt our skin to change positions. To add to the aforementioned unpleasantness, sheets slept hot. Finally, sheets stick to themselves and the sleeper, causing effort of changing positions enough to awaken us, often rendering us wide awake when we should've been sleeping. In sum, we feel we've been ripped off for $35 for a product we can't use. The only thing they're good for now is covering plants in winter. Hope this helps.