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[TX-starlight]

I need new sheets!! I have read reviews on Northern Nights here & they don't sound so great, according to the cost. I have also looked @JCP, that s where I used to always buy sheets. Reviews there not so great either. I bought some awhile back fromQVC, but was allergic. I think they were Pima cotton, I gave them away. I have very sensitive skin & they irritated my legs so much, I couldn't ever use them. HELP!! suggestions??? My fav set is "Martha Stewart" 60/40, but I can't find them & can't remember where I bought them.

[DottieBlue]

I am also in the market for new sheets.  I also have extremely sensitive skin, so I can only use 100% cotton.  Well over 10 years ago, I bought some Northern Nights 100% cotton sateen sheets from QVC and they were absolutely the best ever.  Unfortunately, the Q doesn't offer this quality anymore.  A few years ago, I bought some other Northern Nights sheets from QVC and they were very rough and scratchy, had to send them back.  Was so disappointed.  Will never order that brand again.

I just ordered from Wayfair dot com a set of 100% Egyptian cotton sateen sheets.  I haven't received them yet, but I am so hoping they will work for me.  Item No. BRSD3484, Queen size, for $71.00 with free shipping.  Wayfair dot com also sells the blended cotton/poly sheets, also.

The pima cotton and percale cotton sheets also irritate my skin, so I order the cotton sateen, which I find to be very smooth and soft.  I need 100% cotton bedding because of my "personal summers."  I also keep to white/ivory colors as some color dyes can also irritate my skin.

EvineLive carries the cotton/poly blend sheets under their North Shore Living brand.  I  think that HSN carries the cotton/poly blend sheets, also.

Another suggestion is Macy's may carry the Martha Stewart brand sheets, but I'm not sure about this.

Good luck in your search!

[Sooner]

Tuesday Morning, TJ Maxx and Homegoods sometimes have wonderful sheets!   Especially the ones from Portugal.  AND you can feel and see them.

[sandraskates]

Target has a good variety of sheets at various price points. I just bought two sets; one set was on clearance. Both are all cotton and very soft.

[CinNC]

Good luck with West Elm - esp if they are on sale. 

[violann]

I'm not into fancy-shmancy, and I got beautiful silky 600 thread count sheets for my DS and DDIL as an anniversary present at Walmart, and they LOVE them.

I plan to try a set myself, depending upon the pocket height. I need at least 18" deep.

[LIndaMJ]

@TX-starlight, my local KMart sold the Martha Stewart sheets. The store has closed, but I don't know if that applies to all KMarts.

[estaw2000]

Coming up next week there is a Northern Nights TSV that I already have & love them. They are 500 TC and come with extra pillowcases. The price is very good. They're going to be about 69.00. They are 100 % cotton.

[susan kay]

I'm going to purchase some sheets this summer, and like you, have read a number of reviews that don't really sound very positive.  I think that I'm going to do what I did last time.....grab several 20% off coupons and head to Bed Bath and Beyond.  They have quite a selection, and you can see what feels right for you.  I love the 600 TC cotton sheets that I purchased from them.

[Ane1Care]

Don't fall for the microfiber trend. I needed cheap sheets quick for this summer and bought the highly rated ones on HSN. BIG MISTAKE. If you don't like the way microfiber or fake suede feels you'll <i>hate </i> the sheets. They feel tacky, like floral tape. Super thin, won't hold a hospital corner for nothing.

I prefer fleece sheets. Like curling up in a cozy blanket. I used to use 100% cotton / linen sheets. Or 1000 count crisp hotel cotton sheets.

While there are great deals online for sheets, I highly recommend going to the store and feeling them. If your Sears or Macy*s has the little beds that are made, take em for a spin, well at least really feel them.