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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
My wife and I grabbed this set from a lightning deal on Amazon very recently and so far absolutely love them. For $30 you can't go wrong.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D...r_apap_obvAiYzJjxvFq]Mellanni Bed Sheet Set - HIGHEST QUALITY Brushed Microfiber 1800 Bedding - Wrinkle, Fade, Stain Resistant - Hypoallergenic - 4 Piece (King, Yellow)

We use these as well. They seem very comfortable, and not too expensive. I buy them when they go on sale too. When they hit $20-22 I get another set. With prime shipping and no tax, you can't go wrong. Even when they're not on sale, you can't find their equal for this price.

650 thread count from QVC. Best sheets we have ever used.

You're making holes in the sheets? dude trim your toe nails

Does anyone just order bottom fitted sheets when the top flat and pillowcases are just fine?

Our favorite sheets come from a company called 'Southern Tide.' Soft, durable, and not too warm in the summer climates of Florida.

We've got a set of sheets from Boll and Branch, an internet sales only bedding company. The sheets are very high quality and the packaging was amazing--very high class. They are among the sponsors of Rush Limbaugh's show and you can use discount code, "RUSH"--don't remember what the discount amounts to.

One complaint is that the corners of the fitted sheet seem extremely deep. Our mattress Is as deep as most modern mattress out there, but there is excess material at the corners.

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Originally posted by OKCGene:
Does anyone just order bottom fitted sheets when the top flat and pillowcases are just fine?

That's me. My two top sheets are older than '99 - one of these two is super-light.

A dozen pillow cases are from '08 or so, and get washed separately.
Faster rotation in the summer, hot water wash, a little bleach.

I'm just thinking that surely hotels-motels don't buy sets, they probably buy pieces. I see fitted bottoms available separately on Amazon, not sure about the quality or prices. Surely there's another source.

I STILL to this day have a sheet set from JC Penny that says "Made in America" right on the tag.

Made in America sheets are hard to come by these days.

Flannel from Costco. They last 2-3 fall/winter/spring seasons. We switch out to cotton sheets in summer. For all seasons we sleep under a down comforter.

Mike

Amazon manufactures linen under the name Pinzon, they have a 500 count Pima cotton sheet that is very nice. The Prodigal son.