This one correct?SubjectivelyObjective wrote: ↑Costco. Kirkland Signature, 680 thread count, it goes on sale tomorrow
By far the best bang for the buck.
Do it up.
Yep, I'd recommend them for sure, probably better than some sheets at 3x or 4x the price at the bay, etc.
Awesome. Ill pick up a couple and see how they hold up.SubjectivelyObjective wrote: ↑ Yep, I'd recommend them for sure, probably better than some sheets at 3x or 4x the price at the bay, etc.
They go on sale tomorrow, not sure if its an exec coupon or what. But I seen it in the magazine I did.
https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/she ... /index.htmBiscayne05 wrote: ↑ In true RFD fashion Im willing to wait for a sale, but where does everyone get one?
I was browsing through the Bay and BBBeyond earlier and the 1000s thread count ones have terrible reviews. Im now wondering if there is a more reliable source.
I have a set of these and will buy another. They are the best sheets ive owned, the corners never come loose from under the mattress, which was always a pet peeve.
Where do you get yours?kenchau wrote: ↑Honestly, the most comfortable sheets you can get are Calvin Klein modal cotton body sheets.
They are not like typical bed sheets material. They have like a comfy cotton undershirt feel, but are also not hot during the summer. Not to be confused with jersey knit type sheets either.
That aside, thread count of higher end hotels are typical 280 to 320 if I recall. So that goes to show it's not just about thread count. quality of yarns, weave, and material matter.
Calvin Klein ones, I buy at The Bay when they have sales or if there's a coupon promo that applies to the sheets. Otherwise, they are relatively pricey. They are not sold in sets, but only as separates. If anything, you can always buy pillow cases and see if you like the feel.Biscayne05 wrote: ↑ Where do you get yours?
I bought a couple of the Costco ones and Ill try it. If it ends up being crap Im returning it. Worth the try at $90/pop
