Eddie Bauer - Queen Sheets, Cotton Percale Bedding Set, Cool & Breathable Home Decor (Laurel Leaves, Queen)

Great sheet set! They are 100% cotton percale so they are a bit scratchy but percale gets softer with each washing. Love the mix of stripes and pattern! The bottom sheet generously fits my pillow top queen! I would buy again!

I bought this for Mother’s Day for my mom and she loves it. She has Laura Ashley sheets that she bought back in the 1980s but she still uses. I got her knee sheet so she would have another set to use. She hopes this that will last another 40 years as well. Patients are soft, but crisp and feel great against the skin.

Comfortable, bottom sheet is easy to put on. Would buy again.

Print is pretty - not very soft.

These are wonderful sheets and they wash beautifully and feel great, if you like cotton clothesline sheets you will like these. They are beautiful as well

The photos of the product made it look like the other pillow cases are white, but they are gray. Disappointed!

Yes, the fitted sheet is good for Deep Pockets up to a 15 inch thick mattress. If you have a thinner mattress, it will just wrap more on the underside, with less likelihood of rising up the sides.How deep are the deep pockets? If you look at the photo that I took, my ruler is 15 inches long. These sheets definitely fit my 15 inch thick mattress quite nicely, with at least about a half an inch tucked under. The fitted sheet does not ride up the sides.They're great! The reason why I like these sheets is because of the crisp yet soft cotton feeling, that only gets better and more durable with each wash and dry.Percale is one thread over, one thread under pattern. This is the type of sheet style you usually find in most upscale hotels. There is literally next to zero pilling of the material, meaning that it really doesn't shed off in the dryer.They do get stronger with each new wash, the thread gets tighter and more durable. I recommend washing at least once before using the first time. And wash immediately after say one week of use. After that, you can go back to your normal wash cycle, once a week, once every two weeks, Etc. If you really want to go for the gold, wash them twice and dry them twice before using on your bed.

These sheets are so much better than I thought they would be based on some of the reviews. I want to address some of the reviews I read, percale is a weave not a fabric type. These are 100% cotton, in percale weave. If you like sheets that are cool, crisp, and soft then definitely get them! If you like the feel of microfiber then you probably won't like these. I love 100% cotton in sateen weave as well and usually use sateen weave in the winter and percale weave in the summer. I hate microfiber because it's not absorbent and if you are a hot sleeper you will probably get sweaty and then lay in a puddle instead of it being wicked away. I am extremely picky when it comes to sheets and clothing because I have a few different conditions that effect my nervous system, one being erythromelalgia aka burning man syndrome where I have intense burning flares that are hot to the touch and it feels like I have shards of glass embedded in me, plus fibromyalgia and small fiber neuropathy where something that might be a little uncomfortable to most people can be incredibly painful to me. Since my neurological conditions started I have bought quite of bit of sheets and my favorite are Threshold cotton sheets from Target and Colombia cotton percale sheets. The worst sheets I bought in the past 7 years are Peach skin sheets, they are not only microfiber but thin and my dog's hair sticks to it and they are uncomfortable and they are the most expensive ones I have ever bought and they just sit in my closet. I even bought some cheap microfiber sheets from Target around the same time and those are so much better than the peach skins.If you want cotton sheets that are really soft look for pima cotton or Egyptian cotton, but there are a lot of companies especially on Amazon that throw the word Egyptian cotton in there when they are in fact microfiber or regular upland cotton. Real Egyptian cotton and pima cotton cost more than regular cotton. If you want soft breathable sheets look for cotton sateen. Look for thread counts that are between 200-500.