Amazon Basics Ultra-Soft Cotton vs Target Threshold Flannel Sheet Set

But, wrinkles don't bother when sleeping, so that can be over looked. The feel of the fabric is soft and they are far thicker than microfiber, another plus. The few dollars of extra cost of Amazon's cotton sheet(s) are well worth the quality and comfort. Like that they are made in India rather than China!

What do I sleep on now? 100% cotton, long staple cotton fiber sheets made by Threshold, or 100% organic cotton from Magnolia Home (both Target brands). I know, right?! But both brands make cotton blends, microfiber crap, or itchy lower thread count total garbage, so be sure to read the descriptions carefully. Pass up on anything that’s not 100% cotton, or anything less than 200-250 thread count. I used to sleep on long staple Egyptian cotton sheets, anywhere from 330-1300 thread count, so I was a bit huffy about ”downgrading” to a lower number

I like fabric of the body pillow case. The zipper is on the short side and is concealed under more fabric so the zipper isn’t exposed for anyone curious. Decent weight. My only complaint is that it smells reeeeaaallly bad

I have a king set of Threshold cotton percale sheets from Target which have been much better than I would have expected from the $40 on sale price. I bought them as a temporary replacement for a $300+ set from Pottery Barn which ripped after 6 months. They’ve been so good, almost two years later I still haven’t replaced this “temporary” set.

The fabric is not as soft as a different satin style weave, but I wanted Percale weave which is like the nice old fashioned sheets they used to make many years ago. Still plenty soft enough for me and will get softer with washings. Surprised others felt this was too sharp and thin. A good price

I just need that thick blanket that goes on top of your sheets. Around the same price would be great but I won't be shocked to find out a good comforter/whatever costs a bit more than that.