Are these sheets a sateen or percale weave?
2028789
What and I don't think the E. cotton and they have ugly pin strips. After two times of washing them they still feel really starchy
47628
As was mentioned in a previous answer to this question, the labeling is a bit misleading. These sheets are advertised as comparable to 1500 thread count Egyptian cotton; however, in fine print they are 100% polyester microfiber and made in China. They are also thinner than typical cotton. I am not complaining that they are not cotton, but it would be nice if they were labelled better.
119402
I am not sure if I am answering this correctly but they are very absorbent and not a thin towel. The weave of the fabric is nice and tight.
1145375
Other than "Pinzon", the label doesn't say what kind of cotton. "Pinzon" on the internet only says that it is exclusive to Amazon. Most of the offers at Amazon say "Egyptian" for type of cotton and "Pinzon" for type of hem stitch. There were very mixed reviews for all of the "Pinzon" sheets. Some complaints of non durability or complaints of the feel of the sheets. Personally, I don't care for "Sateen". I like these because they remind me of the special sheets my grandmother always bought. Hope this helps!
1669426
Egyptian? I was surprised and wife was more so. They are extremely light and thin, but they feel so much better than the sheets we had been using.
1664827
No, they are a nice perma-press fabric that washes and dries well in a clothes dryer. I am pleased with the purchase and wish I had found them earlier.
2147997
1 pack, as shown in this picture, contains 200 8-ply sheets. I prefer the non- woven but that's a personal preference. I use 2-3 sheets each use and buy by the case. I hope that helps.
2131512
No, they are more of a microfiber, velvety feel...but they are soft. And warm...not a cold sheet feel!
1068721
The sheets are not Egyptian cotton. The name of the sheets are Italian 1500. The sheets are a synthetic blend not 100 percent cotton. I have a set of Egyptian cotton sheets they cost me a lot of money. They also last for years. I would not purchase this item again. If you read my description I stated how the bottom sheet came unsewn around the elastic. I believe the description by the manufacturer is very misleading. Look at that again, it says "Italian 1500 thread count Egyptian cotton." I would ask manufacturer to make up their mind, is it Italian or is it Egyptian??? See what I mean. Other reviews state it is a 1500 thread count, my answer is no way no how are the sheets this high a thread count. Hope this helps...also one review reads that 1500 thread count means there softer. If the sheets were this high of a thread count they would not be so thin that you can see through. Thread counts is the amount of threads used when making the material. I don't know anyone who sales 1500 thread count sheets for the price these are. They are soft but not worth the money if the elastic is treated with a chemical to make it seem tight before washing then after washing the elastic is weak and sheet comes unsewn around that elastic.
1260396
They are fabric (thicker than a sheet) you might need to throw it in the dryer before the first use to get the wrinkles out :)
2065994
They have a microfiber feel. They are soft and very comfortable. But as far as like a thick sateen feeling, no. More of a soft microfiber feeling, which for Chicago winters is perfect! I am a sheet snob and for the price, I have no regrets.
1283805
I'm not sure what you mean by ply. However they are very poor quality. Macy's had sheets with the same quality sheets for less than 10.00 per set. Personally, I don't particularly care for low thread count sheets.
1242808
It doesn't say, only 100% cotton percale. I don't think it's high, it feels like cotton not silk. Found this on the web: "Percale: A smooth, flat, closely woven and combed fabric that comes in 100 percent cotton or 50/50 cotton/poly blends. Finer than muslin, expect thread counts here to range from 180 to 200."
309230
Egyptian cotton is extremely heavy. High quality that you notice immediately. These sheets are definitely polyester made in China. I'm not that familiar with Italian thread count. Either way. These are not 1500 thread count sheets.
581142
The sheets are thick. Not too thick, though. Just right. I wash them in hot water and dry them in the dryer. I take them out promptly and they don't wrinkle. I don't think that they are made in layers. There doesn't seem to be anything sewn together or "sandwiched in" like a quilt. The sheets just seem to be made out of a nice weight of cotton flannel.Any fabric can have electrostatic charges, depending on the humidity, or lack thereof. I use dryer sheets (like Bounce) and have not noticed any static when I take the sheets out of the dryer.As I said in my review, for the money, these are the nicest flannel sheets I have found. Excellent value. The sheets are thick. Not too thick, though. Just right. I wash them in hot water and dry them in the dryer. I take them out promptly and they don't wrinkle. I don't think that they are made in layers. There doesn't seem to be anything sewn together or "sandwiched in" like a quilt. The sheets just seem to be made out of a nice weight of cotton flannel.Any fabric can have electrostatic charges, depending on the humidity, or lack thereof. I use dryer sheets (like Bounce) and have not noticed any static when I take the sheets out of the dryer.As I said in my... » Read More The sheets are thick. Not too thick, though. Just right. I wash them in hot water and dry them in the dryer. I take them out promptly and they don't wrinkle. I don't think that they are made in layers. There doesn't seem to be anything sewn together or "sandwiched in" like a quilt. The sheets just seem to be made out of a nice weight of cotton flannel.Any fabric can have electrostatic charges, depending on the humidity, or lack thereof. I use dryer sheets (like Bounce) and have not noticed any static when I take the sheets out of the dryer.As I said in my review, for the money, these are the nicest flannel sheets I have found. Excellent value. « Show Less
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The tag that is actually on the sheet does not say whether or not they are Egyptian cotton. I have purchased Egyptian cotton sheets from another retailer, and they are a little bit different as far as the way they feel. The thread count is the number of horizontal and vertical threads per square inch. The higher the thread count, the thicker and better quality your sheets will be, and you won't have the stretching you see with sheets with lower thread counts. I hope this helps.
1367205
? Not sure but love these sheets . Made of high strength yarns that will stay soft and wrinkle free.if u follow washing instructions