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What To Look For When Buying Cotton Sheets

Youu2019re about to buy your first set of cotton sheets. You want them to be soft, comfortable, and durableu2014but how do you know which ones are actually good quality?<br><br>Weu2019ve got you covered! Here are some tips for choosing the best cotton sheets for your home:

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What To Look For When Buying Cotton Sheets

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  1. What To Look For When Buying Cotton Sheets Feather Stitch NY

  2. You’re about to buy your first set of cotton sheets. You want them to be soft, comfortable, and durable—but how do you know which ones are actually good quality? We’ve got you covered! Here are some tips for choosing the best cotton sheets for your home:

  3. Thread count: Thread count (or TC) is one way to tell if a sheet is high in quality. The higher the thread count, the more threads there are per square inch of a sheet—and that means the fabric will feel softer and more durable. If you have sensitive skin or allergies, it’s important to look for sheets with a high thread count because these are typically made with softer fibers than those with lower TCs.

  4. Fitted sheet depth: If you want to make sure your fitted sheet will fit your mattress perfectly, check out this measurement before buying! It should be at least 6 inches deep—the deeper it is, the better it will fit your mattress without bunching up under your pillows (or leaving gaps around the edges).

  5. The weave: The thread count is important, but so is the weave. An all-cotton sheet with a low thread count can still be of high quality if it has a tight weave, which means it will feel smooth and soft against your skin. On the other hand, if the weave is loose, it will feel rough and scratchy against your skin.

  6. The yarn: The quality of the cotton used in making your sheets will also affect how soft they are—and how long they last. Cheaper cotton often use synthetic fibers, which don't last as long and aren't as durable as natural fibers like cotton or linen.

  7. Visit Feather & Stitch New York To Buy Wrinkle Free Cotton Sheets:

  8. You’re going to simply love the new line of 400 Wrinkle Free Cotton Sheets from Feather & Stitch New York. These sheets are made of 100 percent premium, ultra-soft cotton and come in a wide range of colors, so you can find the one that matches your décor. Made with a deep pocket to fit mattresses up to 17 inches deep, these sheets will keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Moreover, our 400 Wrinkle Free Cotton Sheets are super easy to care for—just put them in the washing machine with cold water and let them air dry! You'll never have to worry about wrinkles again!

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