Egyptian and Pima cotton are two of the most highly regarded cotton varieties for sateen sheets, as they are known for their softness and durability. Thread count is also an important ...

It’s heavier than percale and will sleep slightly warmer. A note about thread count, which applies only to cotton sheets: Thread count refers to the number of horizontal and vertical threads in ...

We spoke with experts to determine what the best thread count for sheets is—and whether it's the only thing you should look at. It's hard if not impossible to shop for new sheets without reading ...

In recent years, many bedding brands have turned away from thread count and have instead focused on high-quality materials beyond traditional cotton. (Though, yes, cotton is still a major player!) ...

Made from high quality, responsibly-sourced materials, these 100% organic sheets are also wrinkle-resistant. Editor’s note: Since testing, Lands’ End has discontinued the 300-thread count ...

To get the best sleep, you need the best sheets. To get the best sheets, you need a high thread count, right? Well, not ...

Thread count is the number of yarns in a square inch of sheeting. It's long been considered an easy way to shop for luxurious sheets: The higher the thread count, the better the bedding.

Luxury sheets come with a luxury price. There's no way around it. But once you've made peace with this fact, then you can really start shopping. The truly fun, no-holds-barred type of shopping.

Learn more› By Jackie Reeve Jackie Reeve is a writer covering all things bedding. She has also reported on towels, rugs, and chicken coops (with help from her 20 backyard pets). Target has ...

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These bedding experts say there’s so much more to picking the perfect bed sheets than thread count alone. When shopping for a new set of sheets, you've likely seen the term "thread count" and ...