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Closeouts. Damask stripes have a way of adding instant elegance and a crisp, clean, put-together feel to a room -- especially when they're atop DownTown's Regal sheet set, made of 400 thread count Egyptian cotton.
- 400 thread count cotton is smooth and luxurious
- Size: Twin
- Includes:
- Fitted sheet: 39x75" with 18" pockets
- Pillowcase (1): 20x28"
- Flat sheet
- Fabric: Egyptian cotton
- Thread count: 400
- Care: Machine wash/dry
- Made in Portugal
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Average Rating (6 reviews)
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Reviewed by JAY from South Bend, IN on Saturday, September 22, 2012I love all cotton sheets, which are hard to find these days. After buying sets that disintegrated in the wash too quickly, I was pleased that these held up with repeated washings. I hang them on the line to dry because I like a crisp fresh feel and scent to the sheets rather than soft, but these are soft if you add fabric softener and dry them in a dryer.
- Best Uses: Everyday Bedding, Guest Bedding
- Describe Yourself: Midrange Shopper
- Pros: Attractive Design, Easy To Clean, Nice Thread Count
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Reviewed by roadrunner from Raleigh, NC on Monday, August 29, 2011The color and damask stripe pattern are nice, but the sheets are not as soft as I'd hoped and need ironing after washing (which I hadn't thought about as I usually get no-iron sheets).
- Best Uses: Formal Beds
- Cons: Uncomfortable, Wrinkles Easily
- Describe Yourself: Budget Shopper
- Pros: Attractive Design
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Reviewed by Kat from Jefferson City, MO on Wednesday, July 13, 2011Very soft...use as everyday sheets but definately could be used as formal bedding...sheets do not make you hot..love these sheets
- Best Uses: Everyday Bedding
- Describe Yourself: Midrange Shopper
- Pros: Attractive Design, Easy To Clean, Nice Thread Count, Soft
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Reviewed by Jane in Atlanta from Atlanta on Saturday, April 02, 2011I bought some of the more expensive sheets hoping to get really soft ones. These are soft but they come out of the dryer totally wrinkled and very difficult to iron even with a hot iron and lots of steam. I kept one pair but sent the other pair back.
- Best Uses: Everyday Bedding
- Cons: Wrinkles Easily
- Describe Yourself: High-end Shopper
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Reviewed by JV from Oregon on Monday, June 21, 2010washed them, put em on, and they feel good. We are hard on our sheets, so tough to say how they will wear long-term.
- Best Uses: Everyday Bedding, Guest Bedding
- Cons: Haven't had them long yet, Long -term wear unknown
- Describe Yourself: Midrange Shopper
- Pros: Attractive Design, Nice Thread Count, Silky
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Question “The thread count is high, but that does not convey the character of the cloth. Is the fabric in these sheets heavy and thick, or is it finely, tightly woven and light in weight (thin)? Thanks for your help.”
