Submitted by aavery7706 t3_10lfrt2 in BuyItForLife

Recently purchased my dream bed, so I keep looking for presents for it. I’m interested in jersey sheets to mix things up, but I’d like thick luxurious ones not those college jobbies. And they have to be 100% cotton.

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longevitea t1_j5wsaqr wrote

I have percale sheets from Coyuchi, they sell jersey though. Best part is you can get store credit for up to a year, so if the jersey doesn't hold up like you expect, you could try percale. All of my items from Coyuchi have been holding up well, except a pillow case sham where the button came off in the washing machine, which i then sent back for store credit and got something else.

Also, I'd personally suggest getting white so you can safely treat stains without worrying about being color safe

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aavery7706 OP t1_j5wtm5a wrote

Thank you for the excellent recommendations. I didn’t realize that Coyuchi had a year long satisfaction period. I used to only buy percale it does wear very well. I’ve slept on Coyuchi linen it was super cozy.

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Vinca1is t1_j5wjn3s wrote

Jersey sheets will never be "buy it for life" just due to how they're made expect to replace them fairly often

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aavery7706 OP t1_j5wv29v wrote

Fair point, they don’t have to last that much longer to qualify for bifml!

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Junior_Ad2955 t1_j5wlupj wrote

Jersey sets aren’t bifl. They are too thin and not constructed well. You’re going to want percale.

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aavery7706 OP t1_j5wu4rn wrote

Good point, totally agree. I may have posted to the wrong sub. I’m not sure I want to keep sheets for life. After about two decades I start getting that wandering eye ;)

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Muncie4 t1_j5wu1fx wrote

You are not interested in thick luxurious ones as those are not terms of purchase.

You are interested in the highest weight fabric you can find. Flannel weight is displayed in grams per square meter (GSM) or ounces. Get the heaviest ones you can find. This is the left hand of the Venn Diagram of Purchase.

Long Staple Cotton, Egyptian Cotton, Pima Cotton or Supima Cotton is the type of cotton you want. This is the right hand of the Venn Diagram of Purchase.

You may have to buy lighter weight Pima flannel sheets vs. heavier weight "cotton" sheets but such is life.

Now go to google and put in the work now that you know. And also know that while this advice is great...this is BIFL and flannel sheets are generally known as the shittiest sheets you can buy.

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aavery7706 OP t1_j5wxdxt wrote

Rule #1.

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Muncie4 t1_j5wyxvd wrote

How lovely of you to bite the hand that feeds you. I literally told you how to buy BIFL flannel sheets and yet you felt the need to be a cockbag and snipe me for my last sentence. I am drawing one line through your name on my Christmas Card List.

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SadElkBoy t1_j601y07 wrote

Don’t be a shitty person while asking for advice. This was a well thought out comment

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mildOrWILD65 t1_j5wl1ii wrote

I had serious respiratory issues for a year, finally took a good luck at my mattress, one day, after changing my sheets.

Red "dust" embedded in all the quilting folds of the mattress top. Vacuumed that shit right up, threw the red jersey sheets in the trash, no problems since then.

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aavery7706 OP t1_j5wuplh wrote

Ugh that’s horrible, glad you found the cause.

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Intrepid-Taste-1111 t1_j5wwqzl wrote

I don’t know about luxurious jersey sheets, but tbh a good set of flannel sheets is just as cozy and you can find them in all cotton. I have a set from LL Bean and they’ve held up well

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aavery7706 OP t1_j5xlodc wrote

Thank you. I don’t think of LLBean for bedding but in other threads I see them mentioned a lot.

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Angelaira74 t1_j60q0qv wrote

Costco has the best cotton sheets of anywhere I have tried. I get white and bleach weekly and they last 4-5 years usually

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aavery7706 OP t1_j62ex2u wrote

Yes yes this. The Hotel Signature 800TC sheets, anyone reading this immediately go to the Costco website and buy these. They are marvelous, better than sheets at any hotel I have been able to afford! I have the white ones, they are crazy luxurious and make me feel like I’m sleeping inside a Vera Wang wedding dress (in a good way). However they are sateen, not jersey.

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