Luxury Cotton Bed

A certain brand?
Thread count?
Satin? Sateen?
Egyptian cotton?

I have stayed in numerous hotels that have marvelous bedding and I've yet to find anything that compares to the level of comfort and feel of those beds. So what's the secret?

I used to work for one of the hotel sheeting manufacturers. They have their own brand, so you really can't buy the same thing at a store.

Usually the best hotels use a 600 thread-count sheet that is made with Egyptian cotton a small percentage of polyester. Something like 80%/20%. This increases the comfort and makes it easy to iron.

What you can do is talk to the hotel about purchasing a set or two of the sheets they use.

2008-07-17 08:41:34 by Greywolf

Luxury Bedding @ Low Prices www.CaniSleepOnIt.com We offer imported 100% Egyptian cotton sheets, bamboo sheet sets, White goose down comforters ...

Choosing luxury bedding is not a simply task. Customers must understand the factors which contribute to its value and quality like the types of cotton, types of weave (sateen, damask,chenille), thread count and ply .

Tempurpedic is the best bed i've ever bought!

2008-01-14 07:52:27 by Zafer A

Price: $129.99 $29.99

6-inch hem with detailing on flat sheet and pillowcases; elastic around fitted sheet for 18-inch mattresses
Lustrous, understated sheen in sateen weave; both simple and fashionable; imported
90-by-102-inch flat sheet; 60-by-80-inch fitted sheet; 20-by-30-inch pillowcases

would you like to have?

Me - I would have a vase or two of fresh flowers in my house every couple of days and clean Egyptian cotton bedlinen on my bed everyday.

i would buy all my clothes from new look
and buy all my food from really nice expensive shops like marks and spencers!!!

2009-09-15 01:28:46 by kaznaid

Price: $215.00 $193.00

Machine washable
Blanket
100-Percent Egyptian cotton

The front is 54% rayon, 46% polyester. The back is 100% cotton. The fill is 100% polyester. Label says dry clean only. I need to determine the maintenance as I may take it back. I don't do dry cleaning. I called a dry cleaner and they said they would charge $25 to clean the comforter. The comforter isn't so much an issue as the shams. They need to be cleaned regularly and I won't be hauling them back and forth to the dry cleaner.

http://www.kohls.com/kohlsStore/bedandba th/brandsforbed/parkavenueluxury/PRD~c95 15/Park+Avenue+Luxury+Empire+Bedding+Coo rdinates.jsp

I wouldn't attempt it. The percentage of rayon is too high (at least for me). I wash everything I can. This, I wouldn't.

2009-11-19 13:11:54 by C

I want to buy some new sheets for my bed, and I want them to be VERY good. I don't which sheet is better Egyptian cotton or Sateen. I found 3 different sheet sets and don't know wich is better:

1. Luxury Sateen 1200 tc Combed Cotton Sheet Set $66.99

2. 1000 Thread Count Solid Egyptian Cotton Sheet Set. $99.99

3. 1000 Thread Count Egyptian Cotton Sheet Set. $149.99

What is the difference in these 3 different sheet sets. and which is a better sheet/deal? thank you in advance

btw, I found these sheets at overstock.com.

You must be thinking Satin. Sateen is different. Sateen IS cotton, it's just the type of weave. When you are looking for fine sheets you want Egyptian Cotton. Then what type of feel are you looking for? SATEEN is a smoother silkier feel; PERCALE is a crisper cooler sheet. The stuff that you listed is NOT good sheeting. If you want a 1000 thread count sheet set you will be looking to pay around $500-$1000. The ones you're looking at probably feel like cardboard! - Thread count is the amount of threads woven per square inch and should generally be 1-ply. A lot of companies market their product as 1000 thread count but it can be several plys, causing the sheets to feel thicker! Keep in mind that it will not breathe and be very hot in the summer. I would highly advise AGAINST buying the sheeting that you saw. Put it this way, if you buy FINE LINENS at a 200 thread count...it will last you longer then buying cheap 1000 thread count sheets. Sheets are an investment, if you buy good ones they will last you for over 15 years. You should have 3 sets of sheets-1 on the bed; 1 in the wash; and 1 in the drawer. Make sure you care for them properly too! Machine wash cold with maximum water. Only wash the flat sheet and cases in the first load, then wash the fitted by itself. If you wash it all together, everything will get wraped in the fitted sheet and become a wrinkly mess. Dry them on LOW heat. Make sure you're home to keep an eye on it. DONT overdry because you will fry the natural fibers.

2008-05-30 08:52:32 by stephanie