King size fitted sheets

first78

I never liked cotton sheets on my bed at home, but realised if I was staying in a hotel I always found their sheets felt nice. I put it down to hotel sheets being Eygptian cotton and having a good thread count.

I've bought a couple of fitted sheets that are Eygptian cotton from Dunelm and have found them comfortable at home but I haven't found they last that well.

Does anyone know where I can get some without paying a fortune that are good quality and will last?

VoucherMan

I've had some good bedding from eBay.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/247home-essentials
http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/siplanb10
were the last 2 sellers I bought from, but there are several. I usually get the 400tc.

Chrishazle

John Lewis do a good selection of sheets in varying thread count, from cotton polyester (easy iron) to 400 count Egyptian cotton, but go to a shop to see what you like then wait for their sale. We have quite a few, they're lovely and last well.

Infidel

first78 wrote: »

I never liked cotton sheets on my bed at home, but realised if I was staying in a hotel I always found their sheets felt nice. I put it down to hotel sheets being Eygptian cotton and having a good thread count.

Hi. When I read that I remembered seeing something on TV about it earlier in the year.

Just something to be wary of:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3411941/BBC-investigation-thread-count-John-Lewis-Debenhams.html

jackyann

These guys are fab: http://www.justlinen.co.uk/dorma.asp

crackhouse

I always find Amazon never steers me wrong, even for this kind of stuff. Very competitive on there, moreso than ebay. Just remember, if you are buying Egyptian cotton bed sheets, make sure you go for the 1500 thread-count sheets, not the 500 or below thread count. World of difference in comfort, believe me.

cyclonebri1

Ikea ones are cheap enough not to worry about the detail.

We haven't worn any out yet.

Cisco001

I have ikea GÄSPA at the moment, I am happy with them