Superior 4-Piece 600 Thread Count Cotton Blend Deep Pocket Sheet Set, Queen, Teal

The sheets are lovely. They look great on the bed. I think they are a good value and worth the money.

Order the blue color but received one blue set and one gray set. After two washing the blue color is good but the gray set still has color problems. Parts of each sheet have lighter spots of gray running through them. I am guessing after the third wash the gray color will be fine. The sheets are very nice and we are enjoying them.

I bought these set of bed sheets to compare to the a 800 thread count. And let me tell you that quality wise these are amazing. They are soft and not light and cheaply made. The pocket extension for a bed that 16' 17' inches what's the best purchase. For the price I will definitely buy another set for my own bed. The said that I bought was for my son's bed.

Order the blue color but received one blue set and one gray set. After two washing the blue color is good but the gray set still has color problems. Parts of each sheet have lighter spots of gray running through them. I am guessing after the third wash the gray color will be fine. The sheets are very nice and we are enjoying them.

Absolutely amazing sheets. The material feels sturdy but soft, looks beautiful and is absolute heaven to sleep on. I feel like a pampered princess getting into bed at night. I love them so much I bought a second set of sheets and additional pillowcases for all my pillows. If you are looking for great quality bedding you will not be disappointed.

I've recently changed up my bedding which includes these Superior 300 count set of pillowcases made from 100% rayon from bamboo. I must say they are so soft and satiny. They are great for my skin and hair. They keep me warm when the room is cool and they keep me cool when it is hot and humid inside. What I appreciate the most is that they are made from sustainable bamboo. It is environmentally friendly which is what we need right now! I wash them in the gentle cycle and give them a quick iron. My bed looks awesome!

I bought this Duvet to match my son's 1,500 thread Egyptian Cotton sheets in medium blue from Superior brand. The duvet matches the sheets color perfectly, though it's not as soft as the sheets since the Duvet thread count is lower. But, it was easy to insert the comforter into the Duvet & my son is quite happy with it. It does not come with ties inside but his comforter stays put regardless. I recommend you wash it before use. Wash on warm, then dry on medium. Remove it from dryer at once or it will wrinkle.

Purchased two sets of these sheets a year ago and while I'm happy with the quality, I was disappointed in the consistency. I ordered the split king in Ivory and it's deliciously thick, cool and crisp sheet, I LOVE it for summer bedding. It is 'old school' percale cotton with a tight weave. The Moss colored set is a sateen weave which I personally don't care for as it's too warm for my personal preference. A year and a half later, both sheet sets are in excellent condition, no tearing, shrinkage or pilling. The fitted sheets are fully elasticized and very generous in size. Yes, they do wrinkle a bit, the microfiber more so than the percale but I find that if I hang them out to dry on the line, they are wrinkle free. In a pinch when I have to use the dryer, I toss in a couple of tennis balls with one sheet set on Med heat and that does the trick. FWIW, we have a Rhapsody Breeze adjustable Temperpedic split king bed. UPDATE 6/2015- As noted above, I still love the crisp Ivory Split King Sheet Set (RN#109808) however the elastic banding is now getting stretched out. It still fits the mattress without issue, it is still very crisp and thick, no pilling nor weak spots. With that being said, I ordered another set in the Ivory because I cannot find a great Percale 100% long staple Egyption cotton sheet set for a Split King anywhere it seems and I was sent the same sateen set in Ivory as the green set. Ridiculously disappointed in this company's inconsistency issues!

The Impressions cotton blend sheets are somewhat unusual. They are thicker than any high thread count sheets I have seen and make me wonder about the thread count. (Some fabrics are reported as higher thread count if double ply yarn is used). I do not know if these sheets use double ply in the warp or weft (which could mean an actual thread count of 250 if both were double ply) but the sheets are definitely a lot thicker than other high thread count linens I have purchased. When they arrived they were fairly stiff and had an unusual smell. The label said 'wash before use,' which I typically do (though I have never seen a label instructing me to do so before). After washing they were much softer and smell like other freshly washed sheets. They were a bit wrinkled even though washed and dried on a permanent press setting (most likely due to the blend).I washed in cold water as directed, and dried on the low, permanent press setting, and they washed well. There is no piling or raised naps, nor fading/ bleeding, uneveness in the color. The sheets look like they should wear well through repeated washings as long as the directions are followed, though only time will tell. (I will update this review if they do not hold up well or begin to have issues after multiple washings). They went through the first wash well, and look and feel nice now.The sheets are a cotton/ poly blend (55, 45%). I typically look for all cotton, though that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. My daughter recently got out of college and set up in an apartment, and then moved again. We have been through 3 sheet sizes in the last couple of years! These sheets were part of the second linen rotation. Because she needed an entirely new set of bedding I purchased some Canon (300 thread count) cotton sheets for her as well. I have to say that it is odd that the 300 thread count sheets are thinner and weigh considerable less, occupy half he space when folded.When I was a teenager I spilled some nail polish remover on a nightgown I was wearing and was fairy surprised when it turned to a hard plastic wherever the fabric was splashed. I have avoided polyester ever since. That said, this is probabley the only set of blended sheets in this household. I do not generally like the way polyester feels, and it is nowhere near as good in the tropics (I am in Hawaii) because it is not as absorbent as cotton. My daughter went to school in Ohio and is in the process of deciding where she will live, one foot in each place. Polyester (or poly blend) makes more sense in a cooler environment. It also offers the advantage of drying faster, but in our case may need to be washed and dried separately since most if not all of the other fabrics in out household are natural fiber.These are nice, practical sheets but not what I consider a luxury fabric. They do cost roughly 1/4 of what I paid for high thread count cotton sheets from Crabtree and Evelyn, and for a young adult who is changing living arrangements and bedding with some regularity, make a good deal more sense. I don't think Crabtree is selling linens any more, so I do not know where to look to replace the sheets I got from them, (though Shopify may well carry something similar). These, however, do not compare. They do not even compare well to the 300 thread count Canon sheets I just purchased.

After the first wash they started falling apart! They do not fit deep pocket mattresses either! These are the worst quality sheets I have bought! Cheap and rough not soft at all. 600 thread count has to be false. I have a 300 count sheet set that stills looks new after almost 2 years and I wash my sheets at least twice a week. I returned these!