what is the thread count
342637
No thread count listed on tags attached to the mattress pad. I was not concerned about thread count since a sheet goes over the pad.
1863739
Not really sure what the thread count is, but I can relate to what you are saying. I can tell you that they aren't as rough as some I have previously purchased.
19872
I'm not sure it has a thread count but I thought it was much better than the target brand that I also bought. I'm happy with its feel.
934505
I am not sure as to thread count, but find these first class in service and washing.
934504
I'm not sure of the thread count. They are 55% cotton 45% polyester. Hot water wash, no problem, even occasional bleach, no problem. These are hospital bed size sheets that I have and they fit snugly!
2168184
Not sure about the thread count but I washed it and dried it and it held up great. Just be sure to dry with tennis balls to fluff the blanket properly. Good blanket overall. Worth it for the price.
1304027
They are microfiber. I do not think that the 1500 thread count has any meaning.
417825
Thread count would be identified for the cotton fabric. There is no "thread" count for down. Who cares about thread count for a covering that can be covered with a million thread count, if available pillow case.
199136
The size of the thread is 1/2 inch NPT as stated. The total length is 4 inches.
2022821
Don't know the thread count. They were very rough,cheaply made and thin! I returned them. Not worth the purchase.
271433
I have no clue about the thread count, I would say its not 100% cotton, but very soft. Worth the money
1121778
No idea. The actual pillowcase does not list a thread count. When it arrives the packaging has the number 100 on it. It's all very vague
2113751
"...thread count is a quality measuring standard for cotton, not silk. Silk quality is measured by it's weight, and momme is the traditional density unit for silk. The higher the momme number, the heavier and better quality the silk. Most in the market are only 10 to 15 momme..." (taken directly from: http://www.feelingpampered.com/faqsonsilk.html).
93773
Hi :) The tag says it's a minimum of 75% down; I've never even seen a real feather come out of this thing so I figure it's closer to 100%. I'm not sure of the thread count (700 fill power does not equal thread count, does it?), but it's tight enough that I rarely see down come out of it, so if that's the concern, hopefully that answer will work until we get a more definitive one. I put mine in the washer on cold/gentle sometimes and it has come through just fine, so I'm going to guess it's washable. I've had mine for about a year. Mine is not as fluffy and full as the one in the picture, but with a duvet cover it gets me through the winter up here in the Pacific Northwest just fine, and it is even nice in the summers.
485316
300 thread count. My best guess is because they are organic or because of how they are woven it feels like more. My set is on my bed right now and I can not feel the difference between this set and some of my higher thread counts. Hope this helps. I too was hesitant to purchase a lower thread count.
1438051
I don't really know the thread count but the bedding and pillows are very soft. The pillows are the softest that I have in my house.
647625
The whole set is made of microfiber which doesn't really have a thread count. However, if you were to compare it to a cotton sheet, I say it compares to a 300 thread count one. The set is on the thin side but a good buy for the money.